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Speaker 1: Craye and with the school holiday specials coming up, trivial
Speaker 1: lovers are in for a field day. Question number one
Speaker 1: when using a mobile device applications are better known as
Speaker 1: what apps? Question two? When it comes to magnets, do
Speaker 1: opposite s attract? Yes, magnets with opposite poles stick together?
Speaker 1: Question three? What word is both rubbish and a group
Speaker 1: of animals born at the same time litter? Question four?
Speaker 1: In which c would you find Cyprus and Tunisia the
Speaker 1: Mediterranean Sea? Question five? Sigmund who is said to be
Speaker 1: the founding father of psychoanalysis. I've been thinking about this
Speaker 1: one for some time, and I'm a little bit nervous
Speaker 1: about it. I think it's Sigmund Freud. Question six out
Speaker 1: of The Flintstones and The Jetsons, which aired first. The
Speaker 1: Flintstones made its television deboos in September nineteen sixty the
Speaker 1: Jetsons in September nineteen sixty two. Question seven, which is
Speaker 1: the most prominent element in both diamonds and coal carbon?
Speaker 1: Question eight, you're traveling in the United States and someone
Speaker 1: asks you for your John Hancock? What are they after?
Speaker 1: You must be pretty special because they're chasing your signature.
Speaker 1: Question nine. Which country produces the most bananas? India with
Speaker 1: nearly thirty million tons per year? Question ten? Which version
Speaker 1: of the PlayStation is the next to be released? PS?
Speaker 1: Six expected sometime before twenty twenty eight. Question eleven. Which
Speaker 1: novel by f Scott Fitzgerald was set in West Egg
Speaker 1: during the Roaring twenties, The Great Gatsby? Question twelve, which
Speaker 1: grows faster out of bamboo? And I've bamboo? Most species
Speaker 1: grow around one meter per year, sum grow a lot faster.
Speaker 1: Question number thirteen. At McDonald's in Norway, what type of
Speaker 1: fish features on the mclock's burger salmon? Question fourteen? In
Speaker 1: which century was plastic invented? The nineteenth century? In fact
Speaker 1: in eighteen sixty two. Question fifteen. What is the capital
Speaker 1: of Fiji? Suva? Question sixteen Which of the following celebrities
Speaker 1: have not spent time in jail? Roseanne Barr, Justin Bieber,
Speaker 1: Paris Hilton or Paul McCartney. Roseanne Bar, strangely enough, is
Speaker 1: the only one of those four to have not spent
Speaker 1: time in the clink. Question seventeen. How many eyes does
Speaker 1: a grasshopper have? They've got five, two big ones and
Speaker 1: three little ones. I'm not so worried about their eyes.
Speaker 1: I'm worried about their hard bodies when they hit you
Speaker 1: when you're walking through the garden? Question eighteen. Which military
Speaker 1: sounding piece was composer Johann Pacabell, most famous for paca
Speaker 1: Bell's cannon? Question nineteen? Which baseball movie from nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: two starred Gena Davis, Tom Hanks and Madonna A league
Speaker 1: of their own? Who am I? And a joke there
Speaker 1: on their way? This is Cartrip Trivia s Day with
Speaker 1: us Where on the home straight? Question twenty today is
Speaker 1: a Who am I? Born in Brisbane, Australia in June
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy to Jack and Rosa. I attended Marist College
Speaker 1: in Ashgrove, where I played rugby, basketball, athletics and spent
Speaker 1: two years in the first eleven for cricket. The tragic
Speaker 1: death of my oldest sister, Carmel, when I was just eighteen,
Speaker 1: had a profound impact on my life and career, inspiring
Speaker 1: me to the great heights that I would reach. My
Speaker 1: first year of club rugby for brothers, delivered a Rothman's
Speaker 1: Medal for Best and Fairest and the first of one
Speaker 1: hundred and twelve games for Queensland. I debuted for the
Speaker 1: Wallabies against Wales at Ballymore and Brisbane just one year
Speaker 1: later with a fifty seven point victory, and finished my
Speaker 1: career with a last gasp win against the Mighty All
Speaker 1: Blacks in two thousand and one. I played eighty six
Speaker 1: Tests for the Wallabies and captain them for fifty five,
Speaker 1: being in an exclusive club with more wins over New
Speaker 1: Zealand than defeats, winning eleven of my twenty games against
Speaker 1: the greatest team in sporting history across all sports. As
Speaker 1: a second rower, I had the rare distinction of kicking
Speaker 1: goals and am the highest scoring forward in Test rugby
Speaker 1: history with one hundred and seventy three points, all but
Speaker 1: nine of which came off the boot. I won six
Speaker 1: Ledislow Cups, two Tri Nations titles, was part of the
Speaker 1: first and only Australian team to defeat the British and
Speaker 1: Irish Lions, and won two Rugby World Cups, one as captain.
Speaker 1: I am an experienced business director, have written books, been
Speaker 1: part of the Australian Olympic Committee and have the nickname Nobody,
Speaker 1: as in Nobody's Perfect. I am I am John Eels.
Speaker 2: Don't forget dad. I actually did a school oral about
Speaker 2: John Neills recently.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think that's the reason I put him into
Speaker 1: the Who am I the Great Man? And you guys
Speaker 1: playing the same rugby position on the paddock? Yes? Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: we do second row? Yes, number four or five?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, enough of the extracurricular activity. Freddie has joined
Speaker 1: us for the Friday funny, so please deliver unto us
Speaker 1: said funny.
Speaker 2: What do you call a bloke who's really really loud?
Speaker 1: Okay, I've got no idea, Mike for sitting in a studio.
Speaker 1: We've both got got very good, Frederick, very good. Indeed.
Speaker 2: Well it's on my list of favorite gags, and you're
Speaker 2: going to get a couple more from that list pretty soon.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I look forward to that, my friend, and
Speaker 1: I look.
Speaker 2: Forward to episode two hundred and eighty eight on Monday
Speaker 2: next week. Is it Monday?
Speaker 1: It's Monday, episode two hundred and eighty eight. Thanks for
Speaker 1: mentioning it.
Speaker 2: I'll see you lead you guys, stay gold