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  • mitchedwards
    Mego Preservation Society
    • May 2, 2003
    • 11781

    Wed Morning Trivia

    Time to win some cards. Be the first to answer this question and the prize is yours.

    The Rules

    1-One answer per post
    2-No search engine is to be used
    3-Last weeks winner can't play.

    Todays question.

    The two inaugurations for Ronald Reagan in 1981 and 1985 hold these 2 opposite records


    Think B.A. Where did you hide the Megos?
  • Mikey
    Verbose Member
    • Aug 9, 2001
    • 47258

    #2
    Hmmmm,

    Coldest and Hotests days for inauguration day ?

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    • Nostalgiabuff
      Muddling through
      • Oct 4, 2008
      • 11423

      #3
      let's see.......

      most attended, and least attended?

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      • mitchedwards
        Mego Preservation Society
        • May 2, 2003
        • 11781

        #4
        Originally posted by type1kirk
        Hmmmm,

        Coldest and Hotests days for inauguration day ?
        Congrats you win. For the January inaugurations Reagans were the coldest and the warmest

        1981 was the warmest with 55 degrees
        1985 was the coldest with temps at 7 with wind chills up to -20 it was so cold the swearing in ceremony had to be held indoors.


        Think B.A. Where did you hide the Megos?

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        • Merlyn1976
          Fist of Khonshu
          • Mar 29, 2005
          • 6042

          #5
          Longest speech and shortest speech?
          "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn"

          In the Southeast Pacific, lies the sunken city of R'Leyh. There lies C'thulhu waits to return to our world with the other Great Old Ones. A hideous creature of enormous size and alien power, it waits for it's time to return patiently. For it has all the time in the world while it waits for the stars.

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          • Mikey
            Verbose Member
            • Aug 9, 2001
            • 47258

            #6
            Originally posted by mitchedwards
            Congrats you win. For the January inaugurations Reagans were the coldest and the warmest

            1981 was the warmest with 55 degrees
            1985 was the coldest with temps at 7 with wind chills up to -20 it was so cold the swearing in ceremony had to be held indoors.
            That was a total out of the blue guess that I suspected would not be correct.
            I always imagined the infamous Harrison inauguration day must have been much colder.

            Another fun contest, Mitch

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