OK, I just remembered a good one.
First, Napoleon would often send Josephine letters in anticipation of coming home for l'amour after a long campaign. What was an unusual request (by most men's standards I know) that he made on occasion to her? Hint: it was something he asked her NOT to do.
Secondly - this is a big bonus question. What were the pet names Napoleon had for Josephine's pussy and/or what was her pet name for his Johnson? (and no, it was not Monsieur Johnson).
I'll tell you I don't know the answer to this one. I just remember that over 20 years ago my mom (a big Napoleon fanatic) was reading a book containing their letters and she told me. But I forgot and I have no clue where to find this info. I do know a brief Google didn't help me.
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First one is easy, he used to tell her not to bathe.FedUpWithFaith wrote:OK, I just remembered a good one.
First, Napoleon would often send Josephine letters in anticipation of coming home for l'amour after a long campaign. What was an unusual request (by most men's standards I know) that he made on occasion to her? Hint: it was something he asked her NOT to do.
Secondly - this is a big bonus question. What were the pet names Napoleon had for Josephine's pussy and/or what was her pet name for his Johnson? (and no, it was not Monsieur Johnson).
I'll tell you I don't know the answer to this one. I just remember that over 20 years ago my mom (a big Napoleon fanatic) was reading a book containing their letters and she told me. But I forgot and I have no clue where to find this info. I do know a brief Google didn't help me.
Second one, trickier.
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yes Marvin - good!
I don't want to delay your turn but if anybody knows the private part pet names please chime in later.
I don't want to delay your turn but if anybody knows the private part pet names please chime in later.
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Don't know where I heard that before, but it kinda stuck, I'm gonna try to find the pet names, I need a little time to think up something on par with what's been posted so far. If anyone else wants to jump in, fire away.FedUpWithFaith wrote:yes Marvin - good!
I don't want to delay your turn but if anybody knows the private part pet names please chime in later.
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Two questions:
1) Who is the deadliest sniper in military history?
2) Which famous actor volunteered in the pre-WWII fighting between Finland and the Soviet Union?
1) Who is the deadliest sniper in military history?
2) Which famous actor volunteered in the pre-WWII fighting between Finland and the Soviet Union?
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Would it be cheating if I googled it?
I think he was Finnish...
I think he was Finnish...
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I thought everyone was googling it :Sborn-again-atheist wrote:Would it be cheating if I googled it?
I think he was Finnish...
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Bingo. Now who's the actor who volunteered in that very war?leo-rcc wrote:Simo Häyhä - 542 confirmed kills
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Christopher LeeFrigidSymphony wrote:Bingo. Now who's the actor who volunteered in that very war?leo-rcc wrote:Simo Häyhä - 542 confirmed kills
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Your turn.leo-rcc wrote:Christopher LeeFrigidSymphony wrote:Bingo. Now who's the actor who volunteered in that very war?leo-rcc wrote:Simo Häyhä - 542 confirmed kills
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Easy one:
What animal mascot was present at Monte Cassino and what was his name?
What animal mascot was present at Monte Cassino and what was his name?
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Was it a donkey?leo-rcc wrote:Easy one:
What animal mascot was present at Monte Cassino and what was his name?
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The Allies used mules, four- and two-legged.Marvin wrote:Was it a donkey?leo-rcc wrote:Easy one:
What animal mascot was present at Monte Cassino and what was his name?
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