Allround Trivia!

Which object of Julie's did Ross see on his bedstand the night he kissed Rachel in "Friends?"

Originally posted by Lord Paradise
Which word in the dictionary has the most definitions?

the word set

Originally posted by sweetness
the word set

That is correct.

Originally posted by T.M
That is correct.

Karaoke! You love it or hate it, and I sure love it!

In which country was it invented, and for the bonus-points, what does 'Karaoke' mean?

Japan and it means to sing out of tune 😛

hmm

I know it's Japanese. 😛

Originally posted by ThePittman
Japan and it means to sign out of tune 😛

disgust

Japan..

i'm guessing it means something to do with people singing.. something like.. choir or something simular..

It was indeed invented in Japan, but 'Karaoke' doesn't means singing out of tune.
Think of other known Japanese words, like Karate, and think again

Originally posted by Pandemoniac
It was indeed invented in Japan, but 'Karaoke' doesn't means singing out of tune.
Think of other known Japanese words, like Karate, and think again

I didn't say singing out of tune did I... 😖

Choir as in a group of people singing.. same thing as an orchestra or something else that has people singing.

*cheated and went on wiki*

Empty or void orchestra. 😛

Originally posted by Ladyluck
*cheated and went on wiki*

Empty or void orchestra. 😛

*points*

CHEAT !!!!

I am shocked..

Originally posted by T.M
*points*

CHEAT !!!!

I am shocked..

It was bugging me. I had to find out. 😛

Seeing as you have Pulp Fiction sig and avy.. I will forgive you this once 😄

😂 w00t

Because of her cheating, LadyLuck has to post the next question. And it better be good!

Originally posted by Pandemoniac
Because of her cheating, LadyLuck has to post the next question. And it better be good!

Yeah... that will be your punishment.. ✅

Funny, I guessed at Japan. I only figured it might be them becasue they are so into it, as for the "out of tune" that's me just being an a$$ again. 😛

😆 Fair enough.

hmm

Name the movie reference in The Simpsons episode "Treehouse of Terror 3".