It's really a great game, like chess on a playing field.
As for people saying that it is a misnomer to call it football, well, most forms of football involve a lot of carrying the ball - rugby, Australian rules, Gaelic, etc
Ah, the illustrious Mullet tribe! Haven’t you ever been to the Mullet reservation? Also, they have great casinos: they’re all business up front, but always a party in the back.
Yep, that tricked me too! I guess for a lot of these quizzes, it would be useful to know if the quiz is set by someone from US or Europe to get into the right mindset to answer these.I usually assume American but forgot this time. Good quiz though.
It might not have been the most famous moment in American political debates had not Dan Quayle’s face absolutely withered and he looked like he was about to slither and hide under his podium.
Always wondered if the Iran-Contra affair was a quid pro quo for the release of the American hostages by Iran, much like the removal of American missiles from Turkey was for the Soviet removal of its missiles from Cuba some eighteen years earlier?
It was not. The hostage release was negotiated by the Carter administration before Reagan even assumed office. Look it up. Reagan had nothing to do with it, though Republicans like to give him credit for it.
You haven't? I've heard it so often that it seems novel that anyone states something different. Though this belief is absurd, in my experience it is equally widespread. Even amongst those who know it happened the same day that Reagan was sworn in. He was just *that* good.
I hope you make a volume 2 and 3 of this test. There is so much more eighties pop culture to make one of these quizzes from. You didn't even get Thriller or MTV in there, let alone John Hughes or The Cosby Show.
I was a kid in the 80s, but I had no idea what the Frankie reference was about, not even after someone explained it was from Frankie Goes to Holiday. I had to look it up to see that it was a band. Loads of 80s pop culture...that was was definitely not on my radar.
As for people saying that it is a misnomer to call it football, well, most forms of football involve a lot of carrying the ball - rugby, Australian rules, Gaelic, etc