THE MOBY DICK KWIZ ANSWER
Moby snapped for good when his wife left him for a penguin. It was an Emperor penguin, but still.
Moby snapped for good when his wife left him for a penguin. It was an Emperor penguin, but still.
Moby finally turned rogue for good on the day: a. his brother-in-law hummed the theme from Jaws just one time too many times. b. harpoon number 43 slammed into his head. c. he sprained a fluke trying and failing to get at an itch on his back. d. his wife left him for a penguin.
A recently ingested hallucinogen has Dwight thinking he sees a mound of jewels. There is no mound of jewels.
Dwight Frye is reacting to: a. the mail being delivered. b. his appointment as chief of surgery at Johns Hopkins. c. a radio report on aluminum siding. d. a great mound of jewels. e. a recently ingested hallucinogen.
First she sharpened her favorite knife. Then she recited ‘The Wreck of the Hesperus’ while preparing lunch.
Just moments after this picture was taken, Beatrix Potter: a. flung the wretched creature out the window. b. found and adopted an albino otter. c. prepared lunch. d. recited ‘The Wreck of the Hesperus’. e. sharpened her favorite knife.
Jack was quite the taskmaster as he taught Anna all things swan.
Anna and her pet swan, Jack, were often seen: a. sipping champagne through straws from a soup tureen. b. in the throes of rehearsal, Jack repeatedly putting Anna through her dying swan dance until he was satisfied. c. punting on the Thames. d. wobbling along, arm in wing, early in the morning after an all […]
He bought a home where the buffalo roamed, and on this particular day, he had to leap into a ditch to avoid the stampeding bison.
Claude has just spotted: a. the creature from the Black Lagoon. b. his car driving off with a leprechaun dancing on its hood. c. a hobo with two grins, one below his nose, the other above his eyes. d. his duplicate staring back at him. e. a rapidly approaching herd of bison.