SFT Trivia 298 - Flashing The Google Car

Super Fun Time Trivia

This week on the Super Fun Time Trivia Podcast we discuss Laker Lager inventing the hangover, how Red Delicious is the least delicious type of apple, and how Hungary invented ouchies in your stomach from not eating.
I've also started adding the written questions to episodes starting this week, hoping to increase our internet presence. Feel free to steal them for your own trivia, but if you're gonna steal an entire round, please make sure you mention our podcast, or I'll send Kevin to hunt you down and give you the old Greyhound Special.
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Round 1
1) According to Hoobastank, what is the reason to start over new?
2) What 7 letter c word is defined by Meriam Webster as to secretly help someone do something dishonest or illegal?
3) Rutger Hauer played Roy Batty in what 1982 neo-noir science fiction film?

4) True or false, The “Bloody Mary” mirror game is based on Queen Mary I, who bathed in the blood of virgins to stay youthful?
5) Which of the following is NOT a Stanley Quencher colorway?
A) Peridot Glow
B) Red Flannel
C) Champagne Ombre
6) Only two players have ever scored 50 or more points in a playoff game seven, Jayson Taytam and who?
7) What type of Dragoon was a Playstation 1 rail shooter where Keil Fluge becomes the rider of a dragon?
8) China’s Huang Ho River translates to what colour in English?
9) If clothing has a circle with a cross through it, it means you shouldn’t do what specific thing?
10) What is Vince Vaughn's character’s first name in the 2004 film Dodgeball?
Round 2
1) Similar to a romance, what is it called when actors engage in a real world romance for the duration of a television show?
2) What operating system that drove Microsoft's 1980s growth was bought from programmer Tim Paterson?

3) According to Crayola.com, what is the smallest size of Crayola box that has a built in sharpener?
4) In which of the following cities were potions of National Treasure filmed?

A) Los Angeles
B) Bozeman
C) Moab

5) What country touches both Colombia and Costa Rica?
6) Guess the film based on song lyrics "I've been staring at the edge of the water / 'Long as I can remember, never really knowing why."

7) True or false, Kenya has a 4 year prison sentence or $38k fine for anyone caught making, selling, or importing grocery style plastic bags?
8) Which of the following is one of the playable factions in the deckbuilding video game Monster Train?
A) Immortallis
B) Wurmkin
C) Flayed Princes

9) In what decade did the Atlanta Flames move to Calgary?
10) Christophe Faveau poisoned his son’s opponents with anti anxiety medicating, causing drowsiness, resulting in at least one death. What sport was his son in?
Round 4
1) What was the name of German serial killer Fritz Haarman, who murdered young boys and then sold their meat to hungry people?

A) The Dresden Monster
B) Hanover Vampire
C) The Hamburg Butcher
2) What author had a hit with the Icewind Dale trilogy starting in the late 1980s?

3) How many teams are in the NFL as of March 2024?
4) True or false, popcorn kernels pop in two different shapes, butterflies and mushrooms, and most movie theatres use Butterfly style?
5) What two colours is the checker board on the flag of Croatia

6) With regards to dye colours, what colour is Dutch Pink?

7) In which year did Google fully integrate street view into Google Earth?
8) What is the first name of Chucky’s love interest in the film Bride Of Chucky?
9) What goddess of wisdom was said to have sprung forth fully grown from the brain of her father Zeus?

10) In which decade did turn indicators become amber for the first time, formerly white, causing ‘turmoil’?