Wednesday, March 2, 2011
Not REALLY the President
Were you a President pro tem of the Senate who some cutesy "historians" actually argue served as President of the U.S., due to a Sabbath delay in the administration of the oath to the guy who'd actually been elected to the job?
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I totally know the event that you're talking about, but I can't produce the name. YNQ.
David Rice Atchison.
YNQ: Male?
I'm a dude.
Can you hear me scream all the way from Cleveland? The "New Post" option has again disappeared from the upper right portion of the screen.
Stumper:
Did one of your characters set herself a very ambitious cooking goal?
I thought that was what I heard this AM. As for the stumper, no I'm not Aesop?
No, Amy Adams, in "Julie and Julia."
YNQ: American?
Could you never hope to replace the beloved star of 1990s TV series when that star had to take time off work?
Yes, American.
Too well disguised for me. YNQ.
Annabeth Gish, who stepped in for Gillian Anderson on "The X-Files" when Anderson was pregnant.
YNQ: Entertainer (usual definition)?
Stumper: Did you, a famous person, complain when the filming of "Ghostbusters" closed several streets in your neighborhood?
1) Not an entertainer. 2) No, I"m not Woody Allen?
Good guess, but no, it was Isaac Asimov.
YNQ: Political or military leader?
Stumper: Did you once play a drug-addicted priest on TV?
Well, that's pretty funny. I wasn't being coy or evasive, I really didn't know the answer when I guessed Woody Allen. But as it happens, the guy I'm thinking of actually is Isaac Asimov, so William wins!
Two more stumpers, in addition to the one above, just to get the ball rolling again:
Have you played both a saintly but strong wife of a threatened man, and a down-to-business phone sex worker?
Were the longtime gossip columnist of VARIETY magazine?
That is, Were you the longtime gossip columnist of VARIETY magazine?
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