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kittenpants

Content-Free Friday: Boticelli! (Round 2)

Feb 26, 2010 16:26

(Round One was over on featherynscale's journal. I'm game, if y'all want to keep playing ( Read more... )

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kittenpants February 26 2010, 23:21:24 UTC

No, it is not Alfred Hitchcock.

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kittenpants February 26 2010, 23:22:26 UTC

The what?

You win a yes/no question. I'm going to go Google that.

kittenpants February 26 2010, 23:27:23 UTC

At least, I assume it's fair to Google things *after* granting the question? featherynscale?

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kittenpants February 26 2010, 23:50:15 UTC

::snerk:: I can think of several people who *might* say that, with varying degrees of sarcasm. But this quote is familiar. It's not... Henry Higgins?

(I'm going to kick myself when you tell me.)

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kittenpants February 28 2010, 19:10:18 UTC

Yep. Kicked self.

No, this person did not die before 1800.

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kittenpants February 28 2010, 21:38:39 UTC

No... I don't know that story, but would like to hear it. You get a y/n question.

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kittenpants March 1 2010, 17:56:34 UTC

Huh. Cool!

This person is not primarily known for a visual art.

auraseer February 26 2010, 23:38:40 UTC

Is the person a German theoretical physicist, who was the first to demonstrate the existence of electromagnetic waves?

kittenpants February 28 2010, 21:33:49 UTC

OMG, I fail. It's not. But you get a y/n question.

auraseer February 28 2010, 21:41:19 UTC

That was Heinrich Hertz.

Did the person die before 1970?

kittenpants February 28 2010, 23:41:16 UTC

Ouch, I should have known that one.

The person died before 1970.

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