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gemini
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Which of the following was not considered a "pony car"?
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  gemini
  Mustang F. yeah \m/
  
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gemini
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In Arlo Guthrie's song "The City of New Orleans, " he's singing about a:
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  gemini
  It's not about a train. It describes a journey in a train. Sheesh.
  
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DComedian
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Which car was the SECOND car ever manufactured and produced by the Ford motor company?
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  DComedian
  I'm confused...according to wikipedia there were countless models manufactured and produced by Ford before the Model T. Here's a link to the Models N, R and S which preceded the Model T...
  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_S
  
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Ben
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What happened to all the EV1s, the first solely battery-powered electric vehicle built by GM
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  OVERSEASP...
  bad gm
  
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  HalleT
  great question, thanks!
  
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  SteveD503
  into an industrial crusher in the desert, despite strong consumer demand from a couple hundred consumers to buy the EV1s from GM at any cost.
  
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    Ben
    This was explored in a documentary/thriller called: who killed the electric car, you can find out more here:
    http://www.whokilledtheelectriccar.com/
    
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Pantheratigris
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Which of the following are one of the cruise ships from Royal Carribean International?
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  Pantherat...
  nice
  
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  cherubim1972
  nice
  
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  EUNSANG
  nice
  
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  ScorpionK...
  nice
  
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rachel1e
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KLM, the oldest scheduled airline in the world still operating under its original name , is the national airline of what country?
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  rachel1e
  very easy question
  
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frop
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On a boat, "starboard" refers to which part of the vessel?
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  frop
  right facing the bow ;) thats why the made the name so you wouldnt get sides mixed aka SO YOU DONT CALL IT RIGHT XD
  
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  dothackr
  easy
  
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dothackr
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After crushing the Wicked Witch of the East, Dorothy heads out through Munchkinland on the Yellow Brick Road. What was the color of the *other* brick road she could have taken?
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  dothackr
  wow lucky guess
  
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jaznile
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The "chimes of doom" sound might be heard if you experience a problem while operating a/an:
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  jaznile
  haha
  
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  Alyssa
  lol
  
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anonymous
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what is "NASA" stands for?
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  MikaK
  My brother told me. ^.^
  
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  FlyToTheSky
  NASA isnt' Agency ? huh?
  
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  estef
  I used to watch the NASA channel when there was nothing to do around the house... boring, yet intriguing... haha
  
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  JiHye_03
  jiyeo: ur too harsh! lolz!
  
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  Jiyeo
  wrong grammar..boo
  
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  iluvaznmen
  .......I feel like I have let down my fellow Americans........
  
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  xlovex
  I live in America & didn't know this. But i'm Not American
  
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  jaznile
  im gona be an astronaut someday...........lolz
  
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  Samu
  NASA IS A LIE!!! lol, jk
  
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  FenderMar...
  I was living in America for about one year and I know this, if you don't (And you live in USA) you cannot call yourself american..
  
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  dyesebel
  What Is NASA? NASA stands for National Aeronautics and Space Administration. NASA is a United States government agency that is responsible for science .
  
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  iKyoxTohru
  What DOES-- Oh wait, someone beat me to the grammar correction.
  
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  gerber_babi
  yay TX!
  
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  kidwonder73
  what DOES NASA stand for? i love grammar ^_^
  
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  xyoojgurl
  i guess
  
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  IndianaJones
  Why the heck would they call it "National American"? National means multiple nations, and America is only one...
  
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  FatimaK
  what the heck I wanna work for nasa so you are so wrong!!
  
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  LiaraMorwen
  darn I thought it meant nude and sexy ass...lol
  
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  musicplay...
  i guessed
  
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estef
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While visiting Paris in 1783, Benjamin Franklin's hotel room window allowed him a pleasant view of the Montgolfier brothers' initial public demonstration of ... what?
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  estef
  right! :D
  
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  jennifosho
  so obvious
  
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  iluvaznmen
  dang it
  
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  _ryona_
  hmph
  
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  applealfa...
  common sense.
  
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  sungminluver
  WHY ARE U HERE? GO NASA!!!!!
  
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  iKyoxTohru
  Completely guessed!
  
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  MissYER
  how am i suppose to know? XD
  
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  GinaBaby
  luckey guess
  
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  cuteyfrenchz
  thanks paris^^
  
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  Ranie19
  wahhh.. didn't get it!
  
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  Annalisa
  ^^
  
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  NyeoiRi7
  guess it right
  
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  Min
  nigggggggaaaa
  
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  eLLasangwook
  i guessed to much ^^
  
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  SodaHAPPY
  guessed it correctly
  
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  Rei-chan
  Total guess, since I was reminded of the kite in the sky with the hey, & balloons were also in the sky, XD!
  
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  BrittneyN
  wow i guessed
  
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  scissorXtky
  yes!
  
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  s0ja
  me too ^^
  
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  Aikio
  yay got it
  
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pegasusx86
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What is a 'pimp stool?'
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  pegasusx86
  stupid. SPEAK ENGLISH Moron!
  
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  chemqueen
  What? Never heard this before.
  
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sam
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Which car manufacturer was the first to make cars with automatic transmissions?
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  sam
  and oldsmobile doesn't exist anymore!
  
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MarinaJ
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The phrase "balls to the wall" comes from?
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  MarinaJ
  Blessed google XDD
  
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  Allgonquin
  I believe the phrase comes from the balls on a flyball governor of machines.
  
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  150cc
  Most people know the phrase from its use in rock songs.
  
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    macanfly
    the question is where does it come from, not where is it most known from
    
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Divya
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Which of the following highways would get you from Seattle to Boston?
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  JessDNZ
  T
  
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  Divya
  this is boring!
  
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    Divya
    sorry i should not have said that
    
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  sam
  in general, even-numbered interstates travel east-west, and odd travel north-south. also, they start low numbers in the south west and get higher as you move north east.
  
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