Allround Trivia!

😂 Want the answer?

Or another hint? 😛

I'd like to if Pet Cemetery and Poltergeist were correct answers, and even if they weren't, one last hint would be welcome

Hint #2:

Spoiler:
The movie is also a book

Hint #3:

Spoiler:
The character wearing the costume is Bart

Ok, 'It' then, but for the rest I give up...
Please tell

Bart wears a droog costume.. Reference to the book and movie A Clockwork Orange.

(This was supposed to be an easy one 😛 )

Shame on me, but I just didn't remember...

OK, you name a topic and I'll post a question, agreed?

Originally posted by Ladyluck
Bart wears a droog costume.. Reference to the book and movie A Clockwork Orange.

(This was supposed to be an easy one 😛 )

I really can't remember that..

Maybe next time. I have to go, I'm going to donate blood. 😛

Toiletpaper, first made by the Chinese around 1600 and what a delightful invention that was!
Makes you wonder, how did people manage without it before that time?

So for the next question; please name 5 things that were used to clean one's bum in the old days. The odder the better, as long as it's true.

[list][*]water and your hand
[*]a sponge soaked in salt water, on the end of a stick
[*]grass
[*]leaves
[*]newspaper[/list]
Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Servants..

Henry VIII hired someone to wipe his bum.

Originally posted by Storm
[list][*]water and your hand
[*]a sponge soaked in salt water, on the end of a stick
[*]grass
[*]leaves
[*]newspaper[/list]
Ceterum censeo OTF esse delendam.

Close, but you made one mistake!
Newspapers were introduced in the 17th century on a small scale and only became commonly available for the people several decades later (making it a cheap alternative toiletpaper indeed). So TP outdates the newspaper by far.

Here's a tough one!

One of Mr. T's trademarks was the large amount of jewelry he dragged around.
The question is; what was the origin of this 'dressing style' in Mr. T's life?

A few hints: it has to do with one of his earlier jobs, and he didn't exactly pay for the jewelry he obtained back then...

Good luck with this one, though it will be cheated probably

Originally posted by Pandemoniac
Here's a tough one!

One of Mr. T's trademarks was the large amount of jewelry he dragged around.
The question is; what was the origin of this 'dressing style' in Mr. T's life?

A few hints: it has to do with one of his earlier jobs, and he didn't exactly pay for the jewelry he obtained back then...

Good luck with this one, though it will be cheated probably

I didn't know.. I looked it up. it is quite funny.

I'll let other people answer.

Yes it's a rather amusing tale! Doubt anyone will know the answer though, but let's wait a while

Originally posted by Pandemoniac
Yes it's a rather amusing tale! Doubt anyone will know the answer though, but let's wait a while

Indeed.

I'll give another big hint on this; Mr. T obtained his excessive jewelry dressing style while working as a bouncer.
All that remains to be answered is the 'why?'

Arg, nobody is going to get this one. Give em the answer T.M.!

When working as a bouncer, he confiscated jewelry from people and wore it to show off how good a bouncer he was.

Really? I saw an interview with him and he said he wore it to symbolize the slaves wearing chains around their necks and wrists, changing from metal to gold to show how they had come on. 😕