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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/16/2013 8:28:12 PM   
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I can't even remember what the original post was about.....

8th grade history teacher allowed extra credit on tests for any name associated with the test. I had enough extra credit to pass two more tests with a blank answer sheet. Easiest class I ever took.

And I cannot remember the teacher's name.

Got it! Mr Thayer!!!

< Message edited by rockmedic109 -- 12/16/2013 9:29:00 PM >

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/16/2013 8:33:59 PM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: rockmedic109

I can't even remember what the original post was about.....

8th grade history teacher allowed extra credit on tests for any name associated with the test. I had enough extra credit to pass two more tests with a blank answer sheet. Easiest class I ever took.

And I cannot remember the teacher's name.

Got it! Mr Thayer!!!


You mind giving some examples?

Thanks is pretty interesting.

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/16/2013 11:17:04 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Symon

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ORIGINAL: geofflambert
Unless you're Dan Quayle

Take your peurile, juvenile, political crap off these threads. Or I will have you removed.


I was just sayin', I haven't lived in this century (or the last one), I was sent from the future to give you new puerile (in the future we have decent public education so we know how to spell) political crap. Did you know puerile's etymology is related to the word poultry? Chickenboy needs to represent here, I think. Oh, and like the Orkans, we age in reverse, and juveniles are among the wisest () of us.

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/17/2013 12:44:13 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: geofflambert


quote:

ORIGINAL: Symon

quote:

ORIGINAL: geofflambert
Unless you're Dan Quayle

Take your peurile, juvenile, political crap off these threads. Or I will have you removed.


I was just sayin', I haven't lived in this century (or the last one), I was sent from the future to give you new puerile (in the future we have decent public education so we know how to spell) political crap. Did you know puerile's etymology is related to the word poultry? Chickenboy needs to represent here, I think. Oh, and like the Orkans, we age in reverse, and juveniles are among the wisest () of us.


It's from Latin "puer"="boy". One of the first words learned in Latin 101. Thanks Mrs. Browder.

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/17/2013 1:55:59 AM   
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ORIGINAL: obvert

Took a few minutes, but managed it. You'll know it's from memory by checking the spelling!

1. Pieter Bruegel the Elder
2. Pieter Bruegel the Younger
3. Michaelangelo Buonerotti
4. Leonardo da Vinci
5. Paolo Veronese
6. Titian
7. Fra Angelico
8. Fra Filipo Lippi
9. Raphael
10. Pontormo
11. Bruneleschi
12. Jan Vermeer
13. Franz Hals
14. Bronzino
15. Hans Holbein
16. Mathias Grunevalde
17. Martin Shoengauer
18. Carel Fabritus
19. Rembrandt Van Rijn
20. Claude Lorrain
21. Nicolas Poussain
22. Adrian Van de Velde
23. John Constable
24. Diego Valazquez
25. Francisco da Goya
26. Fransisco Zurburan
27. Diego Rivera
28. Jan Van Eyck
29. Adrian Brower
30. Lucas Cranach
31. Joachim Patinir
32. Robert Campin
33. Giotto
34. Benvenuto Cellini
35. Hieronymous Bosch
36. Theodore Gericault
37. Camille Corot
38. Francois Boucher
39. Edvard Munch
40. Eduard Manet
41. El Greco
42. Thomas Gainsborough
43. Henri Matisse
44. Claude Monet
45. Paul Cezanne
46. Paul Gaugin
47. Vincent Van Gogh
48. Roger van der Weyden
49. Petrus Christus
50. Pablo Picasso
51. George Braque
52. Salvador Dali
53. Franz Marc
54. Artimissia Gentileschi
55. Mary Cassat
56. Suzanne Valadon
57. George Grosz
58. Alfred Sisley
59. Auguste Rodin
60. Paul Signac
61. Henri de Toulouse Lautrec
62. Paolo Uccello
63. Paul Klee
64. Peter Doig
65. Andy Warhol
66. Jeff Koons
67. Damian Hirst
68. Pieter de Hooch
69. Jacob van Ruisdael
70. Jan Aertsen
71. George de La Tour
72. Simeon Chardin
73. Kasimir Mayevich
74. Vassily Kandinsky
75. Marc Chagal
76. Jaim Soutine
77. Amedeo Modigliani
78. Edgar Degas
79. Camille Pissaro
80. Eugene Boudin
81. Casper David Frederich
82. Jaque Louis David
83. Hannah Hoch
84. Rene Magritte
85. Jasper Johns
86. Richard Rauschenberg
87. Jackson Pollack
88. Claes Oldenburg
89. Max Ernst
90. Marcel Duchamp
91. Yves Klein
92. Clifford Still
93. Mark Rothko
94. Max Reinhardt
95. Tony Cragg
96. Jim Dine
97. Lucian Frued
98. Gerhardt Richter
99. Anselm Kiefer
100. Joseph Mallord William Turner

You missed one.

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/17/2013 3:18:09 AM   
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ORIGINAL: Bullwinkle58



It's from Latin "puer"="boy". One of the first words learned in Latin 101. Thanks Mrs. Browder.



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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/17/2013 4:58:00 PM   
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It's taken me a couple of days, but I've managed a list of British built aeroplanes ordered by the RAF or Fleet Air Arm. Some didn't actually make it into production but they wereordered. I've also not gone for anything designed with the multi-national jet fighter programmes of the Cold War.


1) Gloster Gladiator
2) Gloster Meteor
3) Fairey Battle
4) Fairey Fulmar
5) Fairey Firefly
6) Blackburn Skua
7) Blackburn Roc
8) Boulton-Paul Defiant
9) Avro Anson
10) Avro Lancaster
11) Avro Manchester
12) Avro Lincoln
13) Avro Shackelton
14) Avro Vulcan
15) HP Halifax
16) HP Victor
17) Armstrong Whitworth Whitley
18) HP Hampden
19) DH Mosquito
20) Westland Lysander
21) Westland Whirlwind
22) Supermarine Spitfire
23) Hawker Hurricane
24) Hawker Typhoon
25) Hawker Tempest
26) Hawker Sea Fury
27) Blackburn Buccaneer
28) Hawker Hunter
29) BAC Strike Master
30) Avro 504
31) Sopwith Camel
32) RAE SE5a
33) Bristol F2B
34) Bristol Beaufort
35) Bristol Blenheim
36) Bristol Beaufighter
37) EE Canberra
38) EE Lightning
39) Supermarine Swift
40) DH Vampire
41) DH Venom
42) DH Sea Vixen
43) Fairey Gannet
44) Gloster Javelin
45) Vickers VC-10
46) Avro York
47) DH Albatross
48) Short Sunderland
49) Short Stirling
50) AW Albermarle
51) Bristol Bombay
52) Vickers Vimy
53) Short Empire
54) HP Harrow
55) BAe Hawk
56) BAe Harrier
57) Folland Gnat
58) Short Belfast
59) Supermarine Attacker
60) Short Sperrin
61) Blackburn Firebrand
62) Vickers Warwick
63) DH Hornet
64) Blackburn Brigand
65) Supermarine Walrus
66) AW Argosy
67) Airco DH.2
68) FE2b
69) Vickers FB5 (Gunbus)
70) Hawker Hart
71) Hawker Audax
72) Hawker Hardy
73) Vickers Vildebeest
74) Westland Lynx
75) Westland Wasp
76) Auster AOP.6
77) BAe 146
78) Gloster Gauntlet
79) Gloster Bulldog
80) Westland Whelkin
81) Boulton-Paul Overstrand
82) TSR2
83) Supermarine Spiteful
84) Supermarine Seafang
85) DH Tiger Moth
86) Saro Lerwick
87) Blackburn Botha
88) Vickers Varsity
89) Miles Magister
90) Vickers Virginia
91) Airco DH.1
92) Vickers Valetta
93) Gloster Gamecock
94) HP Hastings
95) Short Singapore
96) Supermarine Southampton
97) DH Rapide
98) DH Devon
99) Hawker Fury
100) Fairey Flycatcher

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/18/2013 3:25:40 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: jeffk3510


quote:

ORIGINAL: rockmedic109

I can't even remember what the original post was about.....

8th grade history teacher allowed extra credit on tests for any name associated with the test. I had enough extra credit to pass two more tests with a blank answer sheet. Easiest class I ever took.

And I cannot remember the teacher's name.

Got it! Mr Thayer!!!


You mind giving some examples?

Thanks is pretty interesting.

He didn't care what I wrote. It was one point for every word that was from WWII. I put a list of ships, planes, generals and battles. I think I scored 248%. I know it was somewhere around there anyway. I used to spend lunch in his room and he put on "War at Sea" movies.

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/18/2013 9:54:15 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: Dixie

It's taken me a couple of days, but I've managed a list of British built aeroplanes ordered by the RAF or Fleet Air Arm. Some didn't actually make it into production but they wereordered. I've also not gone for anything designed with the multi-national jet fighter programmes of the Cold War.


1) Gloster Gladiator
2) Gloster Meteor
3) Fairey Battle
4) Fairey Fulmar
5) Fairey Firefly
6) Blackburn Skua
7) Blackburn Roc
8) Boulton-Paul Defiant
9) Avro Anson
10) Avro Lancaster
11) Avro Manchester
12) Avro Lincoln
13) Avro Shackelton
14) Avro Vulcan
15) HP Halifax
16) HP Victor
17) Armstrong Whitworth Whitley
18) HP Hampden
19) DH Mosquito
20) Westland Lysander
21) Westland Whirlwind
22) Supermarine Spitfire
23) Hawker Hurricane
24) Hawker Typhoon
25) Hawker Tempest
26) Hawker Sea Fury
27) Blackburn Buccaneer
28) Hawker Hunter
29) BAC Strike Master
30) Avro 504
31) Sopwith Camel
32) RAE SE5a
33) Bristol F2B
34) Bristol Beaufort
35) Bristol Blenheim
36) Bristol Beaufighter
37) EE Canberra
38) EE Lightning
39) Supermarine Swift
40) DH Vampire
41) DH Venom
42) DH Sea Vixen
43) Fairey Gannet
44) Gloster Javelin
45) Vickers VC-10
46) Avro York
47) DH Albatross
48) Short Sunderland
49) Short Stirling
50) AW Albermarle
51) Bristol Bombay
52) Vickers Vimy
53) Short Empire
54) HP Harrow
55) BAe Hawk
56) BAe Harrier
57) Folland Gnat
58) Short Belfast
59) Supermarine Attacker
60) Short Sperrin
61) Blackburn Firebrand
62) Vickers Warwick
63) DH Hornet
64) Blackburn Brigand
65) Supermarine Walrus
66) AW Argosy
67) Airco DH.2
68) FE2b
69) Vickers FB5 (Gunbus)
70) Hawker Hart
71) Hawker Audax
72) Hawker Hardy
73) Vickers Vildebeest
74) Westland Lynx
75) Westland Wasp
76) Auster AOP.6
77) BAe 146
78) Gloster Gauntlet
79) Gloster Bulldog
80) Westland Whelkin
81) Boulton-Paul Overstrand
82) TSR2
83) Supermarine Spiteful
84) Supermarine Seafang
85) DH Tiger Moth
86) Saro Lerwick
87) Blackburn Botha
88) Vickers Varsity
89) Miles Magister
90) Vickers Virginia
91) Airco DH.1
92) Vickers Valetta
93) Gloster Gamecock
94) HP Hastings
95) Short Singapore
96) Supermarine Southampton
97) DH Rapide
98) DH Devon
99) Hawker Fury
100) Fairey Flycatcher


Impressive!!

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/18/2013 8:47:56 PM   
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100 RN ships of WWII (Light cruiser and above). Took just over 20 mins - I was stuck on 99 for ages..

1. Nelson
2. Rodney
3. Hood
4. Repulse
5. Renown
6. Royal Sovereign
7. Royal Oak
8. Ramillies
9. Revenge
10. Resolution
11. Warspite
12. Queen Elizabeth
13. Barham
14. Valiant
15. Malaya
16. Anson
17. Duke of York
18. Prince of Wales
19. Howe
20. KGV
21. Ark Royal
22. Hermes
23. Argus
24. Eagle
25. Furious
26. Glorious
27. Courageous
28. Indomitable
29. Formidable
30. Illustrious
31. Victorious
32. Indefatigable
33. Implacable
34. Unicorn
35. Kent
36. Dorsetshire
37. Cumberland
38. Shropshire
39. Norfolk
40. Suffolk
41. Sussex
42. London
43. Cornwall
44. Exeter
45. York
46. Liverpool
47. Sheffield
48. Southampton
49. Belfast
50. Manchester
51. Birmingham
52. Gloucester
53. Glasgow
54. Edinburgh
55. Newcastle
56. Cardiff
57. Caradoc
58. Calypso
59. Ceres
60. Curacoa
61. Coventry
62. Curlew
63. Dragon
64. Danae
65. Delhi
66. Dauntless
67. Diomede
68. Despatch
69. Dunedin
70. Mauritius
71. Fiji
72. Nigeria
73. Newfoundland
74. Ceylon
75. Bermuda
76. Trinidad
77. Jamaica
78. Arethusa
79. Galatea
80. Orion
81. Leander
82. Ajax
83. Charybdis
84. Penelope
85. Dido
86. Sirius
87. Hermione
88. Neptune
89. Achilles
90. Cleopatra
91. Scylla
92. Superb
93. Frobisher
94. Hawkins
95. Effingham
96. Emerald
97. Enterprise
98. Manxman
99. Ariadne
100. Swiftsure


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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/18/2013 9:10:32 PM   
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Well that was disappointing - I got one wrong - Superb was completed in November 45. I also managed to miss some sitters... Aurora, Berwick, Cairo, Colossus, Devonshire, Kenya, all five Bellona's, Phoebe!!

More haste, less speed...

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RE: OT: Can you name 100 of something from memory alone? - 12/18/2013 9:29:42 PM   
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Impressive!!


Several of those aeroplanes weren't though!

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