Question 121

X is a show tune from the 1945 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Carousel.

In the musical, in the second act, Nettie Fowler, the cousin of the female protagonist Julie Jordan, sings X to comfort and encourage Julie when her husband, Billy Bigelow, the male lead, kills himself to avoid capture during a failed robbery. It is reprised in the final scene to encourage a graduation class of which Louise (Billy and Julie's daughter) is a member. Billy watches this ceremony during his return to earth.

The song is also sung at association football clubs around the world, where it is performed by a massed chorus of supporters on matchday; this tradition began at Y in the early 1960s and later spread to several other clubs

ID X and only X

Answer : You'll Never Walk Alone... 

Question 120

The phrase has been described  as an "unspoken male pact that for centuries can never be broken". In short, if you were there you may discuss the events, but if you were not there, you get nothing. In contrast, some people describe the phrase as, particularly funny, embarrassing or debauched moments that are for consumption only by the tourists themselves and not casual listeners back home.

It is believed that the phrase originated in 1970 during an overseas rugby union trip, and quickly cascaded into many other sporting codes such as cricket and football. The phrase has subsequently evolved into a "code of honour" amongst those males participating in the trip or tour. Many groups or teams travelling interstate or overseas have adopted the phrase, that mainly relates to sexual conquests and binge drinking. However, the phrase can also relate to other forms of unacceptable behaviour and etiquette..

Answer : Its a phrase of the form - What happens in X stays in X
for example all of you would have heard of this - What happens in Vegas  stays in Vegas

Question 119

Connect : 

                                                   

Answer : These are the women with whom JFK is said to have had affairs with

Question 118

Toughie:

X is an Australian model, actress, and businesswoman nicknamed "The Body" (Thats right) .

She is perhaps best known for her record six cover appearances for the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue beginning in the 1980s.

For you television NUTS out there, she has acted as Joey's roommate and girlfriend, Janine Lecroix on F.R.I.E.N.D.S.She has also appeared as Julie Madison, Bruce Wayne's girlfriend in the 1997 movie Batman And Robin.




This question is the first by our guest QM  Ravi

Answer : Elle Macpherson..

Question 117

X  was born on July 6, 1947 in Bowie, Arizona, to a Native American father and an Italian American mother .  X enlisted in the United States Army at the age of 17 on August 6, 1964. After graduating from Rangeford High School in 1965, his military service began in January 1966. X was deployed to South Vietnam in September 1966. He returned to the U.S. in 1967 and began training in the Special Forces (Green Berets) at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. In late 1969, X was re-deployed to Vietnam. In November 1971, he was captured by North Vietnamese forces near the Chinese-Vietnamese border and held at a POW camp, where he and other American POWs were repeatedly tortured.X escaped captivity in May 1972, but was then re-deployed. At some point in his military career he also apparently received training in flying helicopters. X received his military discharge on September 17, 1974.

Upon his return to the U.S., X discovered that many American civilians hated the returning soldiers from Vietnam, and he himself along with other returning soldiers were subject to humiliation and embarrassment by anti-war "hippies" who throw garbage at them, call them "baby killers", and exclude them from society. His experiences in Vietnam and back home resulted in an extreme case of post-traumatic stress disorder of a sort that does not seem to have ever manifested in reality. At the same time, inner questions of self identity and reflectiveness cause X to lash out at society rather than handling difficult situations in a "civilized" manner. 

ID X
Answer : John Rambo... Cracked by many...

Question 116

X was founded in 1952 , famously because then prime minister Jawaharlal  Nehru was concerned that Indian women were spending precious foreign exchange on beauty products , and he personally requested JRD Tata to manufacture them in India.
ID X

Answer : Lakme.... Cracked by so many guys...

Question 115

This Guy is a psychologist from University of California , San Francisco... He was named one of the top Time 100 most influential people in the May 2009 edition of Time magazine
Now the question is, which T.V character is based on him??

Answer : Dr. Cal Lightman from Lie to me.... Cracked by rishwin, arpit, VK and Shabir.....

Question 114

IT...
Id the website...
Be damn specific too..
Click and press ctrl + + to zoom

Answer : The Million $ Homepage... Cracked by Ravikrishnan, Gaurav Sharma, Qrish, Athira K, Nevil, Rishwin, arpit, Qsachin, VK and Spectator...

Question 113

I think this is a good one ,  Connect :
Hint : These are all nicks , There is 1 more to this list

                                 



Answer : Lilypad - Lily ,  Teddy bear - Ted , Barnacle - Barney ,  Marshmallow - Marshall Nicknames of HIMYM characters...

Question 112

What is this?




Answer :SOS... Cracked by Swapnil, rishwin, Ravikrishnan, Aditya, Indian, Qsachin, Rishikesh, R Sri Krishna, Athira K and Gaurav Sharma... 

Question 111

Fill in
They are all ___________

 

Answer : Google Android OS codenames... Cracked by Rushabh, Rishwin, Darshan D, R Krishna, Indian, Swapnil, Nevil, Arpit, Nanda, Ravikrishnan, cruzer007, Aditya, Matthew, Qsachin and Rishikesh...

Question 110

A simple one for today...

Vintery, mintery, cutery, corn,
Apple seed and apple thorn,
Wire, briar, limber lock
Three geese in a flock
One flew East
One flew West
And X


X??
And Be specific..




Answer : One flew over the cuckoo's nest... Cracked by Rithvik Kumar, indian, Aditya, Matthew, Athira K, Ravikrishnan, Nanda, arpit, Nevil, rishwin and @B#!j33t....

Question 109

Connect.. And no googling....
For Fake bonus points Connect 2 and 4...

1

3

2

4

Answer : All are not narrated by Watson...But Points also given to 'Narrated by Holmes' as 2 & 4 are narrated by him... Cracked by ravi, Qsachin, Rampy, arpit and Nanda...

Question 108

Marvel Entertainment and ABC Studios together announced the launch of X, an all-new 112-paged hardcover graphic novel. X is based on the mystery series, Y written by Z
Z is an author of mystery fictions. His most popular bestselling novel series is Y, which has 8 books and has the protagonist's surname in all the titles.

X

Id any of X, Y, Z...


Answer : X - Deadly Storm, Y - Derrick Storm and Z - Rick Castle... Cracked by Samarthya, VK, Nevil, Ravi and Rampy..

Question 107

A screenshot from the game M.C. Kids... What have I blanked out?

Answer : Ronald McDonald is the real answer , cracked only by VK

but we will giv points for McDonald

Question 106

The theme of the book?

Answer : Wikipedia... Wiki for more info.. Cracked by Athira K, Nanda, VK, Indian, @B#!j33T, Nevil, Suman and #kannan23#...

Question 105

Connect.... And it has got something to do with Gaming

Answer : Counterstrike Teams that can be chosen in CT Forces.. Points given for Counterstrike... Cracked by Nevil, Qsachin, Nanda, Darshan D, @B#!j33T and Suman...

Question 104

Gyokusai  literally "shattered jade", is a Japanese euphemism for suicide attack, or suicide in the face of defeat (seppuku). It is based on a quote of the 7th century Classical Chinese text Book of Northern Qi, "A great man should die as a shattered jewel rather than live as an intact tile." It was applied to a conception of honorable death in defeat by Saigō Takamori (1827–1877), and employed as a slogan ichioku gyokusai  "one hundred million broken jewels" by the Japanese government during the last months of the Pacific War, when Japan faced invasion by the Allies. Some of the precepts for this belief also came from Tsunetomo Yamamoto's Hagakure, a well-known 18th-century treatise on bushido.

Allied troops during World War II called massed infantry attacks by the Imperial Japanese Army, "X charges" or "X attacks" because the assaulting Japanese infantrymen yelled "X!" as they charged the Allied soldiers. The "X" a battle cry to the fighting unit making the charge, was a gesture of courage to follow the attack through. In the Japanese language "X" , literally "ten thousand years", is a common exhortation of long life or celebration in Japan, essentially wishing for something or someone to persevere for eternity. During World War II,Tennōheika X!  literally "Ten thousand years to the Emperor" became a Japanese battle cry during charges, and was thus taken up by their Allied opponents. The term was seldom used in this way by the Japanese.

ID X... 


HINT : If u have played Call of Duty games based on WWII , you probably have learnt to hate and fear this phrase...


Answer : Banzai... Cracked by Nevil, arpit, @B#!j33T and VK

Question 103

Funda????


Green - News
Purple - Spam
Orange - Self-Promotional
Dark Red - Pointless Babble
Blue - Conversational
Olive - Pass Along Value

Answer : Tweets...Cracked by Nanda , Rishwin and VK