What animal was once used by the U.S. military to…
Question: What animal was once used by the U.S. military to guide missiles to their targets?
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What is the speed limit at the North Pole?
Question: What is the speed limit at the North Pole?
Answer: There's no speed limit because there are no roads.
Vote Results: Correct: 44% | Incorrect: 56%
Fun Fact: There's no speed limit at the North Pole because there are no roads. It's a no-car zone!
What bizarre invention was patented in the US in 1995…
Question: What bizarre invention was patented in the US in 1995 to prevent unsightly 'muffin-top' spills?
Answer: The Slob Stopper
Vote Results: Correct: 57% | Incorrect: 43%
Fun Fact: The Slob Stopper, a bizarre invention to prevent 'muffin-top' spills, was actually patented in the US in 1995. It's essentially a giant bib for adults!
What outrageous invention from the 1970s promised to help you…
Question: What outrageous invention from the 1970s promised to help you lose weight while you eat?
Answer: The Weight Loss Fork
Vote Results: Correct: 48% | Incorrect: 52%
Fun Fact: In the 1970s, an invention called the Weight Loss Fork promised to help people lose weight while they eat, by virtue of its ridiculously large size supposedly making you eat less!
What bizarre invention was patented in the United States in…
Question: What bizarre invention was patented in the United States in 1971 to prevent people from eating while they were talking on the phone?
Answer: The Munch Muzzle
Vote Results: Correct: 55% | Incorrect: 45%
Fun Fact: The Munch Muzzle was a bizarre invention patented in 1971 to prevent people from eating while they were talking on the phone.
Riddle of the Mind Maze
Question: I speak without a tongue, Move without feet, I chase without arms, And die when I sleep. I echo through history, Yet live in the now, I’m carried by many, But none know quite how. You’ll find me in silence, And hear me in noise, I can build up empires, Or shatter your poise. What am I?
Answer: A Rumor
Vote Results: Correct: 42% | Incorrect: 58%
Fun Fact: Why? Speaks without a tongue → It's spoken about but has no voice of its own. Moves without feet → Spreads rapidly by word of mouth. Dies when it sleeps → A rumor forgotten is a rumor dead. Echoes through history → History is full of them. Carried by many → Shared from person to person. Found in silence and heard in noise → Grows in whispers or loud gossip. Builds empires or destroys reputations → Powerfully influential.
Which of these bizarre inventions was actually patented in the…
Question: Which of these bizarre inventions was actually patented in the United States?
Answer: A device that simulates a high-five
Vote Results: Correct: 52% | Incorrect: 48%
Fun Fact: There is actually a patented device in the United States that simulates a high-five for those lonely celebration moments!
What bizarre invention did an American man patent in 1995…
Question: What bizarre invention did an American man patent in 1995 to prevent his ice cream from melting too quickly?
Answer: Ice Cream Cone Fan
Vote Results: Correct: 43% | Incorrect: 57%
Fun Fact: In 1995, an American inventor patented the 'Ice Cream Cone Fan', a bizarre invention designed to prevent ice cream from melting too quickly!
Which of the following strange inventions was actually patented in…
Question: Which of the following strange inventions was actually patented in the United States?
Answer: A device to prevent the formation of ice cream headaches
Vote Results: Correct: 50% | Incorrect: 50%
Fun Fact: There is a patented invention in the United States designed to prevent the formation of ice cream headaches!
What peculiar invention was patented in the USA in 1979…
Question: What peculiar invention was patented in the USA in 1979 as a method to prevent dangerous ice cream drippage?
Answer: The Ice Cream Cone Catcher
Vote Results: Correct: 59% | Incorrect: 41%
Fun Fact: In 1979, an invention called the Ice Cream Cone Catcher was patented in the USA to prevent ice cream from dripping.