OT: Test #575B

[wire chief]

14..In 1987 Eli Lilly sort of changes Psychiatry. Explain.

15..The Henry wife who gave England Edward VI?

16..Most widespread mammal in the Americas?

17..The Baha Men have the best dance song(?) of 2000.

18..The Man of___. The Nun's ______, The Wife of____, The Second___, The Canon's ______.

19.."600 rode into the valley of death" And which war?

20..Lawyer, Congressman, Orator who died in Maine 1n 1852?

21..Who created and drew Batman?

22..Name 5 external lands transitioned under McKinley.

23..The smallest of all cats is the rusty spotted cat, indigenous to 3 countries. Which?

24..It is reported that the Pope is open to "viri probati". Explain.

25..What African country just got its 1st female Prez?

As we enter the season, tests will continue, BUT only when there are 5 or more days between games
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[Bigboote]

14..Prozac instantly became the most widely prescribed mental-health drug

15..Jane Seymour

16..Mountain lion

19..Charge of the Light Brigade, Tennyson, War of 1812

22..Alaska, Philippines. . .

23..Costa Rica, Panama, Nicaragua?

 

[Bama fan]

14. Xanax becomes available widely
15. Jane Seymour
16. cottontail rabbit
17.Who let the dogs out
19. Crimean War British vs Russians
22. Philippines, Guam, Puerto Rico, Marianas Islands, Hawaii
24. marriage of priests
25. Ethiopia

 

[pinotbear]

16. Gray (Norway) rat
21. Kane

 

[SVCBeercats]

14. Prozac
16. Probably the brown rat. If not, then the chicken.
19. Crimean War
20. Daniel Webster?
24. Married clergy - This change can happen since celibacy of priests is not based in the Catholic religious dogma. Thus there is hope for change.
25. Ethiopia

 

[VAUConnFan]

14. They created a drug for a psychiatric disorder making it a medical issue instead of a psychiatric disorder
15. Jane Seymour
16. mice
17. Who Let the Dogs Out
22. Cuba, Philipines, ?????

 

[VAUConnFan]

25. Ethiopia(just read it on theroot.com.)

 

[CajunHusky]

15..Jane Seymour

16..Nutria

19..Charge of the Light Brigade... Crimea ..... Tennyson?

22..Puerto Rico, Phillipines, Cuba, Panama, ?

 

[KnightBridgeAZ]

19. Crimean War, "Charge of the Light Brigade", Tennyson
20. Daniel Webster. With Calhoun and Clay, 3 of the dominating political figures of their era. All died within a few years of each other.

 

[McFly]

16: Homo sapiens? Not the most numerous, but range is from the North Slope in Alaska and Baffin Island, and possibly places in Greenland that are further north, to Tierra de Fuego in the south.

 

[wire chief]

16: Homo sapiens? Not the most numerous, but range is from the North Slope in Alaska and Baffin Island, and possibly places in Greenland that are further north, to Tierra de Fuego in the south.

I mean, you're right, but I want the non-human variety.

 

[Rocket009]

16..Rat

17..Who let the dogs out

19..Crimean War - from "The Charge of the Light Brigade"

21..Bob Kane

22..Alaska, Phillipines, Puerto Rico,?

 

[wire chief]

14..Big & VAUC know what "explain" means.

15..Bama, Cajun & VAUC all Sey mour than do others.

16..SVC nominates the chicken for mammal inclusion. Vote now. We all know its northern range, but Big is also aware that the puma is found at the very, very bottom too.

17..And the Dogs ask, "Who let VAUC, Bama & Rocket out?".

18..Come on, who's the fellow who gave us 2 dozen stories in the 1300's?

19..Cajun and Knight are complete.. Apparently the cannons of Tchaikovsky still ring in Big's ears.

20..If you're still unsure, SVC, see Knight.

21..Rocket is Abel to name Kane.

22..Bama hits 5, and Cajun says that he could have included Cuba too.

24..Bama and SVC, who both married ex-nuns, wait for their chance. Although SVC's altar boy experience failed, weeks ago, to provide the response to, "Ad eum qui laetificat". That makes his candidacy shaky.

23..Sri Lanka, India, Nepal

25..Bama, SVC & VAUC cite Ethiopia.

And, SVC, I am pleased to be acknowledged. Just for that I shall continue.

 

[Gamecockfan77]

Coming late and I totally knew a lot of these.

I cannot fill in Chaucer's blanks because we really did short service to the Canterbury Tales in high school. Thank goodness.

 

[CajunHusky]

18. Chaucer's Canterbury Tales .... but I'll be doggone if I can remember those titles.

 

[Bama fan]

Seems anticlimactic now, but I remember, after prompting, The Wife of Bath, The Man of Law, and The Nun's Priest. Got nothin' in my noggin for the others.

 

[Bama fan]

A bit of trivia concerning #19. The charge took place in Crimea, at a place then called Balaclava. And the British general who led the charge was Lord Cardigan. Both are the source of names for articles of clothing, The cardigan sweater ,and the balaclava knit cap.

 

[SVCBeercats]

Although SVC's altar boy experience failed, weeks ago, to provide the response to, "Ad eum qui laetificat". That makes his candidacy shaky.

Because it should have been "ad deum qui laetificat juventutem meam."

 

[Bama fan]

Because it should have been "ad deum qui laetificat juventutem meam."

Prayers at the foot of the altar! The nuns made us memorize them until we would never forget them! I do not think that the Chief understands the gravity of the altar boy experience. Dominus vobiscum.

 

[wire chief]

Because it should have been "ad deum qui laetificat juventutem meam."

Hey, I'm just the guy in the pews listening. No one wrote it down.
Et cum spiritu tuo.

 

[Bama fan]

Hey, I'm just the guy in the pews listening. No one wrote it down.
Et cum spiritu tuo.

Oh yes, they did.

LATIN MISSALS FOR THE FAITHFUL WITH ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS - Frequently Asked Questions - SanctaMissa.org

 

[SVCBeercats]

Hey, I'm just the guy in the pews listening. No one wrote it down.
Et cum spiritu tuo.

Pax vobiscum

 

[McFly]

Hey, I'm just the guy in the pews listening. No one wrote it down.
Et cum spiritu tuo.

Your raiment would suggest otherwise.
Also, pretty sure it should be "Ad Deum........."

 

[wire chief]

Your raiment would suggest otherwise.
Also, pretty sure it should be "Ad Deum...."

You misinterpret my Halloween costume.

 

[wire chief]

Seems anticlimactic now, but I remember, after prompting, The Wife of Bath, The Man of Law, and The Nun's Priest. Got nothin' in my noggin for the others.

Not bad at all.