See, Jason said I shouldn't use faces because it would be too hard. Ugh. It's difficult to make things that are a happy medium between fun and both easy and challenging.
These 25 are taken from a list of The 100 Greatest NHL Players of All Time. The list is from The Hockey News and here is a list of who made the selections. I also noticed that the list was published in 1998, so it is a bit dated.
The judges involved in making the selections for this list included writers, journalists, and broadcasters (Don Cherry, John Davidson, Milt Dunnell, Stan Fischler, Dick Irvin, Brian McFarlane, Bob McKenzie, Jim Matheson, Harry Neale, Frank Orr), as well as coaches, referees, general managers, and former players (Al Arbour, Scotty Bowman, Emile Francis, Howie Meeker, Scotty Morrison, Roger Neilson, Bud Poile, Sam Pollock, Marcel Pronovost, Billy Reay, Glen Sather, Harry Sinden, Red Storey).
Also, I'm apologize, but I have no idea who is who is hockey other than 1-3, and I only know 3 because of the Drew Barrymore movie, Never Been Kissed.
I think, if anything, hockey history buffs would definitely dig this trivia. >_>
I just want to say that I just got an email from a loyal listener (since the 2nd or 3rd episode as he pointed out) who has all the correct answers so far. He said that he only had to look up one of the names with is #22. He also got the bonus trivia correct.
The shout out that I already gave during the recording as the rules stated.
Which doesn't surprise me that you didn't fully read them because you sent your answers to the wrong email address. =P
The thought has crossed my mind about making really generic key chains of the ATW9K logo and sending them to winners. I have many leftover insert picture key chains that I bought in bulk for cross-stitch key chain projects. I could always just print out some logos and insert in the key chain and send them out to winners.
Fuuuuuuuuck, how did I miss this one? Late submission just sent.
No worries. Deadline is not until Thursday anyways. I'm just happy that I've already received 6 submissions and they were all correct and said nice things to me. I feel vindicated.
3 - Saving Private Ryan 4 - Lawrence of Arabia 5 - Das Boot 7 - Apocalypse Now 8 - The Great Dictator 9 - Full Metal Jacket 11 - Braveheart 12 - Grave of the Fireflies 15 - Platoon? 17 - Paths of Glory or All Quiet on the Western Front? 22 - Master and Commander? 25 - Jarhead 27 - Pearl Harbor 32 - Dune?
I should definitely know more of these as I've seen almost every major war movie there is. It's just hard to tell by the pictures. Even the ones I've guessed I probably got some wrong. No confidence in most of these answers.
Fuck, I've seen that. I just remembered the bugs being much more exo-skeleton-y. Should have use a jpg from the famous unisex shower scene instead. I would have gotten that for sure.
1: 2: Apocalyse Now? 3: Saving Private Ryan 4: Lawrence of Arabia 5: Das Boot 6: Lord of War 7: 8: The Great Dictator 9: Full Metal Jacket 10: 11: Braveheart 12: 13: Great Escape 14: Inglorious Bastards 15: Platoon 16: Deer Hunter 17: 18: Tropic Thunder 19: The Hurt Locker 20: Patton 21: Black Hawk Down 22: Master and Commander 23: Born on the Fourth of July 24: 25: Three Kings? 26: 27: Pearl Harbor 28: Glory 29: The Patriot 30: 31: Empire of the Sun 32: Starship Troopers
Fuck, I've seen that. I just remembered the bugs being much more exo-skeleton-y. Should have use a jpg from the famous unisex shower scene instead. I would have gotten that for sure.
Yes, because that would have been totally appropriate. I initially thought about doing that image, but Jason and my better judgement decided not to. I then decided to use the monster vagina bug instead. =P
Andrew is correct on all the ones he's answered.
HInts: #1 is in the Top 10 of IMDBs Top 250. #7 is literally the title of the movie. #10 most wouldn't associate it as a war movie. Quite possibly one the scariest monsters I've seen on cinema. #24 is based a novel (same titled) inspired by actual events. It also stars Ernest Borgnine, Charles Bronson, Donald Sutherland, and Telly Savalas. #26 two friends from the land of Churba go to fight a war in an Eurasian country. #30 was Marty McFly's 3rd major dramatic role.
7 is Bridge on the River Kwai, which is what I would have said first if Scott hadn't thrown me off. 24 should be The Dirty Dozen 30 is Casualties of War, I assume, which I deduced from the hint.
1. The Dick Van Dyke Show (I think) 2. I love lucy 3. I dream of Jeanie 4. Beverly Hillbillies 5. Mr. Ed 6. Leave it to beaver 7. The partridge Family 8. Lassie 9. 10. Sanford and Sons 11. Welcome back Kotter 12. 13. Get Smart 14. Happy days 15. 16. The jeffersons 17. Threes company 18. The munsters 19.
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With help of my coworkers I got to 26/32
This week is somewhat for a certain hockey fanatic.
Photo Friday : The NHL Jersey Shore
Here’s something for you puck loving sports fans.
Name each of the 25 greatest Hockey players of all time that donned their respective jerseys in the image provided.
Bonus trivia: each of these players have one thing in common. Can you guess what that is?
1) Wayne Gretzky
2) Bobby Orr
4) Mario Lemieux or Sidney Crosby?
11) Mark Messier
18 or 19 is Denis Potvin the wife beater.
I don't even know Gordie Howe's number.
Ovetchkin isn't even on there.
Too may habs with French-Canadian names probably.
These 25 are taken from a list of The 100 Greatest NHL Players of All Time. The list is from The Hockey News and here is a list of who made the selections. I also noticed that the list was published in 1998, so it is a bit dated.
The judges involved in making the selections for this list included writers, journalists, and broadcasters (Don Cherry, John Davidson, Milt Dunnell, Stan Fischler, Dick Irvin, Brian McFarlane, Bob McKenzie, Jim Matheson, Harry Neale, Frank Orr), as well as coaches, referees, general managers, and former players (Al Arbour, Scotty Bowman, Emile Francis, Howie Meeker, Scotty Morrison, Roger Neilson, Bud Poile, Sam Pollock, Marcel Pronovost, Billy Reay, Glen Sather, Harry Sinden, Red Storey).
Also, I'm apologize, but I have no idea who is who is hockey other than 1-3, and I only know 3 because of the Drew Barrymore movie, Never Been Kissed.
I think, if anything, hockey history buffs would definitely dig this trivia. >_>
Also, vive des Canadiens!
That made my day.
(He is from Minnesota, all things considered.)
Which doesn't surprise me that you didn't fully read them because you sent your answers to the wrong email address. =P
The thought has crossed my mind about making really generic key chains of the ATW9K logo and sending them to winners. I have many leftover insert picture key chains that I bought in bulk for cross-stitch key chain projects. I could always just print out some logos and insert in the key chain and send them out to winners.
But that thought was very fleeting.
/sarcasm (but not really) (Also, "good grief, it's a running gag")
This week: Photo Friday - War! Huh! Good, God, Y'all!
Name that war related movie in each of the images provided.
Bonus Trivia: Name at least 2 actors that had a role in more than one of these movies.
I especially like the images of #9 & #32. #14, I actually played the movie on my computer just for that screen cap in honor of Pete. ^___~
4 - Lawrence of Arabia
5 - Das Boot
7 - Apocalypse Now
8 - The Great Dictator
9 - Full Metal Jacket
11 - Braveheart
12 - Grave of the Fireflies
15 - Platoon?
17 - Paths of Glory or All Quiet on the Western Front?
22 - Master and Commander?
25 - Jarhead
27 - Pearl Harbor
32 - Dune?
I should definitely know more of these as I've seen almost every major war movie there is. It's just hard to tell by the pictures. Even the ones I've guessed I probably got some wrong. No confidence in most of these answers.
14 - Inglourious Basterds
18 - Tropic Thunder
2: Apocalyse Now?
3: Saving Private Ryan
4: Lawrence of Arabia
5: Das Boot
6: Lord of War
7:
8: The Great Dictator
9: Full Metal Jacket
10:
11: Braveheart
12:
13: Great Escape
14: Inglorious Bastards
15: Platoon
16: Deer Hunter
17:
18: Tropic Thunder
19: The Hurt Locker
20: Patton
21: Black Hawk Down
22: Master and Commander
23: Born on the Fourth of July
24:
25: Three Kings?
26:
27: Pearl Harbor
28: Glory
29: The Patriot
30:
31: Empire of the Sun
32: Starship Troopers
Andrew is correct on all the ones he's answered.
HInts:
#1 is in the Top 10 of IMDBs Top 250.
#7 is literally the title of the movie.
#10 most wouldn't associate it as a war movie. Quite possibly one the scariest monsters I've seen on cinema.
#24 is based a novel (same titled) inspired by actual events. It also stars Ernest Borgnine, Charles Bronson, Donald Sutherland, and Telly Savalas.
#26 two friends from the land of Churba go to fight a war in an Eurasian country.
#30 was Marty McFly's 3rd major dramatic role.
26 - Gallipoli
24 should be The Dirty Dozen
30 is Casualties of War, I assume, which I deduced from the hint.
6 - Lord of War?
16 - The Deer Hunter?
19 - The Hurt Locker
20 - Patton
28 - Glory
EDIT: Herp, should've gone to the last page before I posted.
2. I love lucy
3. I dream of Jeanie
4. Beverly Hillbillies
5. Mr. Ed
6. Leave it to beaver
7. The partridge Family
8. Lassie
9.
10. Sanford and Sons
11. Welcome back Kotter
12.
13. Get Smart
14. Happy days
15.
16. The jeffersons
17. Threes company
18. The munsters
19.
EDIT: Same Herp De Derp as Knoxinator