DW Daily Answers: 28 November 2011
Nov. 28th, 2011 10:43 amThis quiz might have seemed insurmountable, but rest assured, we mounted it.
1. Where can one find Tulutson Glacier?
“I bet no one will answer, 'In Tulutson, duh!'" -
“Tulutson." -
“On Google. (What? You can find EVERYTHING on Google.)" -
“I bet you can see Sarah Palin's house from there" -
"Yo momma so frigid, the Titanic had to try and swerve around her." -
"Why? is it lost?" -
“Where does one remember last seeing it?" -
“Have you checked on top of the fridge?" -
"I can't believe you lost another glacier. Your mother is definitely going to hear about this one." -
“If you would put your glaciers back in the same place every time, you wouldn't have to ask these things." -
"I don't know but it's quite a Tuluts la-trek." -
“Wi nøt trei a høliday in Sweden this yër?" -
"someplace really f*cking cold" -
"In my pants" -
"In my garage freezer. I need to shake ice off the personal pizzas before putting them in the microwave" -
“True story: I just finished watching a documentary on the Arctic and Antarctic oceans, narrated by David Attenborough. Instead of saying glacier 'glay-shur' he says it 'glay-see-ur.' Ha! Someone needs to teach that man to speak proper English." -
(Ha! Those wacky Brits! – LL)
Correct Answer: Mt. Saint Helens
2. What piece of orchestral music is played when Peer Gynt sneaks into a castle, and, amongst other things, mentally impregnates the king's daughter?
"I read that as the music impregnating the king's daughter. Which you have to admit would make a more interesting story" -
(Hurr hurr, I stuck my staff in her treble clef, if you know what I mean. -CV)
“White and Nerdy" -
"Lick My Love Pump" -
(+1, Spinal Tap. -CV)
“Can I get credit again for using the same answer I did when you asked this before, in 2009? Yes, I remembered you asking this. No, I didn't have to Google that. Yes, I have bookmarks for all the times I've been quoted. No, I don't really have a life. " -
(No. Now goeth hence and bringeth us a new answer! – LL)
“Sneaking on my sneaky feet, sneaky feet, sneaky feet, sneaking on my sneaky feet…" -
(-1, plagiarizing
(Or -1 to
“'Every Breath You Take' by the Police. It really IS Sting!" -
“The Hokey Pokey in G minor" -
“So that's how immaculately conceived babies are made! I thought it was from jizz in a hot-tub.
May I just say that immaculate means 'free from mistakes' so that would explain a lot about normally conceived kids." -
“John William's 'Battle of the Sith'" -
“The 1812 Ovature" -
“When I was little, my mother told me that boys had peers because that's the part they used to pee. It was embarrassing when I was asked in health class what 'peer pressure' was." -
“Bolero?" -
(Ohhhhhhhhh, I’ll be in my bunk… - LL)
“Castle-Sneaking-Into Toccata and Fugue for Orchestra, 3rd Thrusting Movement. If you know what I mean, and I think you do." -
"Jesus, Stephenie Meyer lists this as a major influence, doesn't she? She just split it into an impregnating vampire and a mentally imprinting werewolf, but basically. Well, there are only five stories, I hear, so I guess it had to be someone." -
Correct Answer: "In the Hall of the Mountain King"
3. What was the code phrase used by the Japanese to signal the beginning of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor?
"I can't think of anything funny that isn't also completely and utterly insensitive and would send me straight to Hell." -
(And when has that ever stopped us? -CV)
"Ataku Peroro Haroboro!" -
(Now we're talking. -CV)
"Raunch, now! The U.S. thought it was a Japanese plea for porn, not yet knowing about Teh Engrish." -
"Rorraparooza." -
“All your base are belong to us." -
“Here - HOLD MY BEER" -
“Hey you GUYYYYYYYYSSSS!" -
(+1, The Electric Company. -CV)
"CHINPOKOMON!" -
(+1, South Park. You have a truly gargantuan penis. -CV)
“Bukkake!" -
“Git 'er Done" -
“Bazinga!" -
"MIGHTY MORPHING POWER RANGERS GO! BANZAIIIII!!!!!" -
"DOUBLE RAINBOW ACROSS THE SKY!!" -
“If I told you that, it's wouldn't be a surprise." -
“Kawaiiiii!" -
“Candygram!" -
"Mahna Mahna" -
"Stop. Hammer time" -
"'Call Duke Ellington' --No, sorry, that was the code phrase used to signal the beginning of the surprise attack on Pearl Bailey." -
"Niitakayama Nobore" -
Correct Answer: "Climb Mount Niitaka"
4. What novel follows the soldier W.P. Inman on his journey to return to his lover, Ada Monroe?
"Dude, Where's My War?" -
"There & Back Again by Bilbo Baggins" -
"The Oddessy part 2: Electric Boogaloo" -
“Cold Mountin'" -
“Cold Mountain is a book? I thought it was just a shitty movie!" -
"This must be some sort of Disney movie, what with an anthropomorphic novel that can follow this Inman fellow around" -
“W.P. Inman looked over his shoulder. The novel was still hovering behind him, just out of reach. He threw a rock at it, which it dodged easily, its cover giving off an indefinable air of smugness." -
“He was just trying to quit her. Oh, wait...wrong mountain." -
"I got carded when I went to see the movie. I am older than Jude Law. I still have mixed feelings about this." -
Correct Answer: Cold Mountain
5. Where can one find the weapons Wave, Whelm, and Blackrazor?
“Where does one remember last seeing them?" -
(They were apparently near Tulutson Glacier. -CV)
“One should never name a weapon after something that can be used in the shower" -
(For many reasons. One of which is that "the dread sword, Loofah" is absolutely not frightening in the least. -CV)
"I know you can be underwhelmed and you can also be overwhelmed, but can you ever be just whelmed?" -
“I had those guys for my second divorce." -
"They're all multiple blade shaving devices by Bic. You can find them at your local pharmacy." -
“Where you buy your boomstick. Shop smart, shot S-Mart." -
"At WeaponsRus, of course." -
“S.H.I.E.L.D. R&D Facility #7" -
(Mmmm, Agent Coulson… - LL)
"In Iraq. At least, that's what Bush thought." -
“My closet, right next to the Ark of the Covenant, the X-ray spectacles, and the two-dollar Jeep." -
“If the TSA asks, not in my luggage. *nervous giggle*" -
“I think I just failed my knowledge check. Dammit, I knew I should have put more ranks in Knowledge: Classic D&D Settings." -
Correct Answer: White Plume Mountain
6. What is your ultimate goal?
“African or European?" -
“REAL ULTIMATE POWER!" -
(It’s your Ultimate
“Might as well get this out of the way: CLIMB EV'RY MOUNTAIIIIN! FORD EV'RY STREAAAAAAAAAAM!" -
(Not much of a goal… - LL)
“To climb every mountain, ford every stream, follow every rainbow, until I find my dream!" -
(Now THAT’S a goal! – LL)
"retirement. Yeah, it's been one of those weeks" -
“Find out just what drugs the Enterprise costume designers were on" -
“To seek the Holy Grail." -
“Defeat all rebel scum" -
“To crush my enemies, see them driven before me and hear the lamentation of their women, of course." -
“My ultimate goal is to reach my penultimate goal, which is to reach my antepenultimate goal." -
“I have just achieved it. You are looking at the Graduate Analyst-elect for a FTSE 100 company! Oh yes, the future of a major corporation will depend (in part) on my decision making. This from the woman who invented the chocolate spread, peanut butter, lemon marmalade and chicken breast sandwich after a tequila, vodka and wine cocktail." -
(Congratulations... on the sandwich. -CV)
"My goal is to use this picture in a work email without getting fired. My boss is encouraging me. Go ahead, as me about my job." -
(In my blackest of hearts I hope that you work for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. -CV)
“World domination! Or a pair of jeans that don't make my ass look fat." -
"WORLD DOMINATION! Or pie. I really like pie." -
“A long happy life, a six-figure salary, and a perfect score on LJDQ." -
“Transmogrification into a house cat" -
“Same as it is every quiz, Pinky - to
“
” - "Die with the most toys. Alternately, not die, but still have the most toys." -
And there you have it. You have mounted, and even surmounted, this quiz, which may or may not have amounted to points, quotage, or mounting. No Canadian Mounties were harmed during the making of this quiz, although they may have been mounted. Now I'm thinking about Harry Potter and Demountors, who suck out your soul by... other means. Ok, I'm done now.
Hope our American colleagues had a happy Thanksgiving weekend, and welcome one and all to the Christmas season, even though in some places it started two months ago. Savagery, I tell you. Uncivilized barbarians! OH THE HUMANITY!
Ahem. See you all tomorrow for more quizly goodness.
Rock On!
CV&LL
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Date: 2011-11-28 04:48 pm (UTC)Oh dear God, my son plays viola and Hall ofhte Mountain King is one of the songs that I hear in snippets for twenty damn minutes a night and now ... I have lyrics.
I either love you or hate you and I honestly can't say which right now.
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Date: 2011-11-28 08:35 pm (UTC)DWDQ: We're In It For The Schadenfreude.