For a run of years there back in the 1920s, Max was the most successful prosecuting attorney in all of Carpathia.
Max: a. didn’t entertain often, but when he did, oh my. b. had a long and lucrative career as a prosecuting attorney. c. originally hailed from Jupiter. d. wrote two novels, but ate them before they could be published. e. really drank a lot of coffee.
Of course we all love feeling like happy little owls, and Albert was no exception.
Albert wore this coat: a. whenever he went to get a haircut. b. on a secret mission to Tashkent. c. when Lucky Lindy took him for a sky ride. d. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. e. because it made him feel like a happy little owl.
Believe it or not, William Howard Taft’s former butler is the correct answer. It’s a long story. Such a long story. Way too complicated. For instance, at one point it involves eels and the Sargasso Sea.
All of Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s stories were whipped into shape and typed up for him while he dreamed by: a. a magic alligator. b. 3 parrots and a mynah bird. c. William Howard Taft’s former butler. d. Zorro.
Archie, the literary cockroach, rescued from his home in a fish’s abdomen by General MacArthur, took up residence in MacArthur’s pipe and advised the general from then until on concerning all things military and many things domestic. MacArthur’s later downfall became inevitable when Archie left him to go on a bender in the ruins of […]
The general’s pipe is actually: a. a telescope. b. a bubble pipe. c. a tiny cocktail shaker. d. the home of his most trusted adviser, Archie, the educated cockroach.
An extremely unknown fact is that after spending a few years in the wild studying gorillas, Louise secretly mentored a young Jane Goodall.
Following her movie career, Louise: a. spent several years laboring as a stevedore in Liverpool. b. lived for a time with a couple of gorillas in the mist. c. became quite the talented thimblerigger. d. opened a hat shop in Macon, Georgia. e. painted herself blue and hopped back and forth.
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