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What late 1990's event was summarized
by a newspaper with a headline 'AK-74'?

Chirayu Jain, student at some law college in
Bangalore, recently filed a consumer
complaint against HUL after having purchased
a box of crayons - he alleged that he found it
racially offensive, and is claiming lakhs in
compensation.
What was the issue?

He found a crayon named ‘Skin Color’

The Archaeological Institute of America (AIA)
is a North American non-profit organization
devoted to the promotion of public interest in
archaeology, and the preservation of
archaeological sites. The American Journal of
Archaeology is published by the institute. Who
is the only non-archaeologist in the present
Governing Board of the AIA?

Non Exhaustive List
• "If you build it, they will come." (from Field of
Dreams)
• "Play it again, Sam." (from Casablanca)
• "Luke, I am your father." (from The Empire Strikes
Back)
• "Hello, Clarice."(from The Silence of the Lambs)
• "You want the truth? You can't handle the
truth!" (from A Few Good Men)
• "Greed is good." (from Wall Street)
• "Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of
them all?" (from Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs)

Misquoted Dialogues
• "If you build it, he will come.“
• "Play it once, Sam, for old times' sake, play As Time
Goes By.“
• "Obi-Wan never told you what happened to your
father." "He told me enough. He told me you killed
him." "No. I am your father.“
• "Good evening, Clarice.“
• "You want answers?" "I want the truth." "You can't
handle the truth!"
• "The point is, ladies and gentlemen, that greed, for lack
of a better word, is good. Greed is right, greed works."
• "Magic mirror on the wall, who is the fairest one of
all?"

We all know about the BRICS nations.
However, last year, during the filing of
Facebook IPO papers, the term SICK nations
was coined to describe a group of 4 countries
which have something in common.
I want you to give me the full form of the
acronym (SICK) and the story behind it.

SICK Nations
• Syria
• Iran
• China
• Korea(North)
Because FB is banned.

People can be divided into two groups
believers (theist) and non believers (atheist).
Well but that is not true for nations. All the
nations do believe in the lord whom we all
praise. However there is one nation, the
Constitution of which doesn't mention the
name of god even once. Can anyone identify
it.

With what unit of measurement would
you associate this person. Name the
person too.

Will Wheaton
No. Of Twitter followers is measured in Wheatons.
1 Wheaton = 500,000 followers

• Jan-Fishan Khan, born Sayyid Muhammed Shah, was a
19th-century Afghan warlord who participated in
the First Anglo-Afghan War and the subsequent Indian
Rebellion of 1857.His family has historically claimed
descent from Ali ar-Ridha, the eighth Imam. Exiled
from Kabul ever since the British retreat from
Afghanistan, Jan-Fishan Khan eventually came to settle
in Sardhana, a town near Meerut in the North-Indian
state of Uttar Pradesh, and was given the hereditary
title of nawab in recognition of his services.
• Name his two famous descendants.

• You all must be familiar with the name of Lee
Harvey Oswald. Well if not then he was the
man who assassinated the famous J.F
Kennedy. When he was tried in the court of
law he was condemned with the charge of
"conspiring to injure a federal officer while he
was acting in the line of duty". Why wasn't he
charged with the crime of assassinating the
U.S President?.

• In 1963, there was no US law that would
convict a man of assassinating or attempting
to assassinate the president.

"Aucking Fwesome", "Fhitty Sace", "Nucking
Futs"...... the list goes on.... What is this
switching or interchanging letters so make
something less offensive known as?

Known as Great Wall of India. Where?

Kumbhalgarh Fort, Mewar
Rajasthan

What is this style of mango cutting
called?

Put Funda
• A: Yes, Aunt ___.
B: Excuse me. Do you mind?
Everywhere else is full.
C: Has anyone seen a Toad?
----------xxxx----------
A: Ready?
B: Here they come.
C: I’m gonna miss you

First and Last lines of Harry, Hermione, Ron

Translate into English
"Draco Dormiens Nunquam Titillandus "

Never tickle a sleeping dragon.

Mills End Park in Portland, Oregon, U.S
Smallest Park in the World with a total area of
452 sq in (0.292 m2).

It is a mansion featuring 250 rooms spanning an area of
175,000 sq.ft built by George Washington Vanderbilt. Who
lives in this house along with his parents and servants?

The City of X is a fictional American city. The
coordinates are fictionally given as 32°N by
212°W . The city skyline is the opening scene
of mostly every episode. This city is most
famous for an active volcano. It is also famous
for its crime rates. X is almost like Los Angeles,
CA, New York, NY and Seattle, WA together.
The Narrator always opens each episode with
these four words. ‘‘Some people think that X
is a Town, but it's a City.’’

ID X and Y.
How did the name X come up?
"I was takin' a shit. I swear to God. And the f**kin'
name just popped into my head. Then I started thinkin'
of twenty million things that rhymed with it".
Why does he have two names?
Everybody in his clique had an alias. They said he
couldn't just be Y, he had to be Y a.k.a. somebody
else. X is just the evil thoughts that come into my head.
Things I shouldn't be thinking about. Not to be
gimmicky, but people should be able to determine
when I'm serious and when I'm f** kin around.

He was one of the British generals during the
American war of Independence. He is stamped in
US history as the general leading the British
troops who surrendered to the American force,
symbolically ending the war.
He surrendered to General Washington and the
French commander on 19 October 1781, after the
Siege of Yorktown.
He returned to Great Britain in 1782.
Tom Wilkinson played him in the movie “Patriot”.
Who is he? We know him in an entirely different
context.

Lord Cornwallis, Governor General of
India.
- Defeated Tipu Sultan in Mysore war.

Arthur Wellesley, brother of Richard Wellesley
(Governor General of India), led the British forces
in the fourth Anglo-Mysore War in 1799.
This was saw the death of Tipu Sultan during the
Siege of Srirangapatnam. Wellesley was the one
who confirmed the death of Tipu Sultan, checking
his pulse.
Wellesley became the Governor of Srirangapatnam
and Mysore.
But, Tipu Sultan was not his major conquest. He is
known for defeating a person much more
popular. Who?

Napoleon.
Wellesley became the Duke of Wellington, who
defeated Napoleon at the Battle of Waterloo
in 1815.
He went on to become the Prime Minister of
Britain in 1828.

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