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Daily Trivia

What was so special about Dan's race car?

on Sep 9, 2025

Auto racer Dan Gurney was one of the first U.S. drivers to use rear-engine race cars. He won the Le Mans race (1967), and finished second in the Indianapolis 500 twice (1968 and 1969).

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How many human body parts are three?

Daily Trivia / September 09, 2025

There are ten human body parts that are only three letters long: eye, hip, arm, leg, ear, toe, jaw, rib, lip, gum.

When did the U.S. army carry peacemakers?

Daily Trivia / September 09, 2025

The Colt Single Action Army handgun (also known as the Colt Peacemaker, Single Action Army, Colt .45 and sometimes as The Equalizer) is a single action revolver with a revolving cylinder holding six rounds. It was designed...Read More

What constitutes 'regular' coffee?

Daily Trivia / September 09, 2025

When ordering coffee on U.S. flights, for the East Coast, "regular" is with milk and sugar; on the West Coast, "regular" coffee is black.

What's in that haggis you're getting ready to eat?

Daily Trivia / September 08, 2025

Haggis, a traditional Scottish dish, is made from the lungs, heart, and liver of a sheep, chopped with onions, seasonings, suet, and oatmeal, and then broiled in a bag made from the sheep's stomach.

Would a rock jock carry a guitar?

Daily Trivia / September 08, 2025

Only if he was fond of strumming in front of the fire. Coined in the early 1980s, the slang term "rock jock" is a mountaineering enthusiast.

Why did medieval herbalists fear basil?

Daily Trivia / September 08, 2025

Despite its popularity as a seasoning, basil has a controversial history. Basil was a sacred plant in ancient Hindu religion, and it was handled warily by European herbalists of the Middle Ages, who feared it as a scorpion...Read More