In order to attract more viewers, I will reserve Thursdays for my Trivia Question of the Week post. Since anything more than 0 is an infinite increase, what do I have to lose?<\/p>\n
So I will be choosing questions from a variety of subjects, so as to appeal to the broadest possible audience. Questions for young and old; sports fanatics and movie buffs – investment gurus like Kyle and technical wizards like John. History will be included as a topic, both recent and far past. I am not adverse to posting a trivia question that requires an – oh boy! – essay-type answer, which I will be the judge as to who’s is the best. That implies at least TWO readers, so everyone hold on to your hats! Let’s get with it.<\/p>\n
Today’s trivia question will be from the Sports world, as I have recently invited Michael to visit the blog. So he’ll have an edge over all you viewers out there who don’t know a soccer ball from a basketball hoop! I got this one from the “Sports & Leisure” portion of the Genus version of Trivial Pursuit. Here goes:<\/p>\n
What 1910s baseball player earned his nickname because his new spikes gave him blisters? There it is! Have at it…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" In order to attract more viewers, I will reserve Thursdays for my Trivia Question of the Week post. Since anything more than 0 is an infinite increase, what do I have to lose? So I will be choosing questions from … Continue reading
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