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|    Joshua Kreitzer to Mark Brader    |
|    Re: QFTCIWSS24 Game 9: Rounds 2-3: battl    |
|    09 Jul 25 02:34:21    |
      From: gromit82@hotmail.com              On 7/8/2025 4:37 AM, Mark Brader wrote:              > * Game 9, Round 2 - Geography - Battlegrounds       >       > Battles are a part of history, but they're also a part of geography,       > since we fight battles mostly in places. We'll describe a battle's       > location in modern-day terms and tell you when the battle was fought       > there: you tell us what place we're talking about. All answers will       > complete the expression "the Battle of...". Wars will not repeat.       >       > 1. 1942-1943: the largest island in the Solomon Islands, covered       > in tropical rainforest.              Guadalcanal              > 2. 1781: a county seat in Virginia on the Atlantic Coast.              Yorktown              > 3. 1815: a town in what is now the province of Walloon Brabant       > in Belgium.              Waterloo              > 4. 1916: a river in Picardy in northern France, and specifically       > the portion of it due east of Amiens.              the Marne              > 5. 1862: a tributary of the Potomac River in Maryland, or a small       > town in Maryland near the border of West Virginia (either       > name acceptable).              Bull Run              > 6. 480 BC: a narrow mountain pass and nearby town in central Greece,       > located near hot springs.              Thermopylae              > 8. 1950: a port city in South Korea of 3,000,000 people.              Inchon              > 10. 1066: a small seaside town in East Sussex on the southern       > coast of England.              Hastings              > * Game 9, Round 3 - Entertainment - Traveling Bandmates       >       > Pop/rock musicians frequently work with different musical groups,       > even when they are primarily identified with one particular group       > or as a solo artist. We'll name three groups that a particular       > musician has been a member of: you name the musician.       >       > 1. Chickenfoot, The Circle, Van Halen.              Sammy Hagar              > 2. Velvet Revolver, Road Crew, Guns n' Roses.              Matt Soren              > 4. Nirvana, the Crooked Vultures, Foo Fighters.              Dave Grohl              > 5. The Yardbirds, Derek and the Dominoes, Cream.              Eric Clapton              > 7. Electric Light Orchestra, Move, the Traveling Wilburys.              Jeff Lynne              > 8. Long John Baldry and the All Stars, the Jeff Beck Group, Faces.              Rod Stewart              > 9. Crosby Stills Nash & Young, the Mynah Birds, Buffalo Springfield.              Neil Young              --       Joshua Kreitzer       gromit82@hotmail.com              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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