I'll check in the morning for the answer of that question. Also if there is any new questions over the night then hold them till the time is 10:00AM Newgrounds time.
Peace...whoops!, I mean keep on fighting there soldiers!

At 10/1/05 03:13 AM, GeneralMBison wrote:

At 10/1/05 03:02 AM, seventy-one wrote:

hmm...I'll have to use one of my lifelines. Let me do the 50:50. LOL.
This is a good one.

Okay, computer can you randomly cut off two incorrect answers from the field? The following wars are NOT the answer *millionare sfx:

The American Civil War
The Hundred Years' War

dun, dun dun dun.....casualy searching Google will not get you the answer, it is buried deep into the internet, for those who go searching...good luck and god speed...

hey i was wondering that one of you should make a war crew flash to inpsire more but dont pick me cuz for 3 reason :i suck at it, im too damn lazu,and my trial gone

At 10/1/05 01:59 AM, GeneralMBison wrote: Ok now here are some more:

1. Hitler is to World War 2, as Lincoln is to ?

2. What is the name of the group that killed 2 million Cambodians in the same time as the Vietnam War was going on?

the khmer rouge and american carpet bombing?

3. From 1850's to 1990's how many war did the United States been in?

offical or unoffical?

4. What does USSR means?

united soviet socalist republics

5. What 2 countries fought in the Opium War?

which one the first or 2nd?

At 9/29/05 07:32 PM, Nomader wrote:

2. What day was the Atomic Bomb dropped in Japan during World War 2?

1945

He said what day not what year.

May I ask this:How do you say "the night of broken glass" in German?

At 10/1/05 09:56 AM, ChurroNG wrote: May I ask this:How do you say "the night of broken glass" in German?

Thanks to good ol' Google translator, it might be wrong, but here it is - die Nacht des defekten Glases

And Seventy-One, I don't have much time right now, and to maintain my perfect record, I'll have to find the answer - but, I'll have to look later... to many things to do! XD

At 10/1/05 10:18 AM, Nomader wrote:

At 10/1/05 09:56 AM, ChurroNG wrote: May I ask this:How do you say "the night of broken glass" in German?

Thanks to good ol' Google translator, it might be wrong, but here it is - die Nacht des defekten Glases

And Seventy-One, I don't have much time right now, and to maintain my perfect record, I'll have to find the answer - but, I'll have to look later... to many things to do! XD

You didn't see the score? You're perfect record has been broken, GeneralMBison beat you to the punch on one of them....

At 10/1/05 02:03 PM, seventy-one wrote:

You didn't see the score? You're perfect record has been broken, GeneralMBison beat you to the punch on one of them....

Crud - we'll need a scoreboard now with "GeneralMBison", "Nomader" and "Everyone Else"

How many times do I have to say this people? Reccomends seventy-one for promotion!

No one has found the answer to my previous question? If at 3:00 (pacific standard time), no one gets it right, I will post the answer....

At 10/1/05 02:44 PM, seventy-one wrote: No one has found the answer to my previous question? If at 3:00 (pacific standard time), no one gets it right, I will post the answer....

is it the 30 years war?
(dont laugh the 100 years war was 117)

At 10/1/05 02:51 PM, redglare1 wrote:

At 10/1/05 02:44 PM, seventy-one wrote: No one has found the answer to my previous question? If at 3:00 (pacific standard time), no one gets it right, I will post the answer....

is it the 30 years war?
(dont laugh the 100 years war was 117)

Nope, hint- the name of the war has nothing to do with how long it lasted...

ok i give up.

At 10/1/05 02:56 PM, redglare1 wrote: ok i give up.

Same - my best guess is the Indian Wars...

wow 13 pages! sorry i havent answerd or posted..ive been working for the man at 6$ an hour..give me a quiz are something before i have to get off soon

At 10/1/05 03:01 PM, falcontrigger wrote: wow 13 pages! sorry i havent answerd or posted..ive been working for the man at 6$ an hour..give me a quiz are something before i have to get off soon

Ok, I ask the question for those who haven't given up (quitters):

What war lasted exactly for one-hundred years?

And Nomader, no its not the indian wars, good guess.

IF YOU HAVEN'T USED GOOGLE, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU DO

At 10/1/05 03:15 PM, seventy-one wrote:

And Nomader, no its not the indian wars, good guess.

IF YOU HAVEN'T USED GOOGLE, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAT YOU DO

no dont tell me it was the war over canada please tell me it isn't it just occured to me after i gave up.

HINT-It wasn't "one war" perse, but rather a series of wars, that were close together and had the same conflict, and are under the same name to result in the plural wars...

I should really start hitting the refresh button before I post, sorry for the double...

At 10/1/05 03:18 PM, redglare1 wrote:
no dont tell me it was the war over canada please tell me it isn't it just occured to me after i gave up.

That answer is incorrect...

At 10/1/05 03:19 PM, seventy-one wrote: HINT-It wasn't "one war" perse, but rather a series of wars, that were close together and had the same conflict, and are under the same name to result in the plural wars...

so it was a trick question then.

At 10/1/05 03:19 PM, seventy-one wrote: HINT-It wasn't "one war" perse, but rather a series of wars, that were close together and had the same conflict, and are under the same name to result in the plural wars...

dam i have no idea....

Um... how about this - the Napoleonic Wars?

Colonial Wars? (meaning wars like French and Indian War, American Revolution?)

I have no clue - I've googled and Yahooed it...

At 10/1/05 03:25 PM, redglare1 wrote:

At 10/1/05 03:19 PM, seventy-one wrote: HINT-It wasn't "one war" perse, but rather a series of wars, that were close together and had the same conflict, and are under the same name to result in the plural wars...

so it was a trick question then.

Not really, history calls it one big war, but it is separated into HINT nine seperate wars totalling up to one big one..,. Before I post the answer, I will let GeneralMBison give it a shot...HINT to those who only used Google, or Yahoo. Try the Wikipedia.

At 10/1/05 03:59 PM, seventy-one wrote:

At 10/1/05 03:25 PM, redglare1 wrote:

Not really, history calls it one big war, but it is separated into HINT nine seperate wars totalling up to one big one..,. Before I post the answer, I will let GeneralMBison give it a shot...HINT to those who only used Google, or Yahoo. Try the Wikipedia.

oh come on that will take forever cant you just tell us and ask him if he knew later

At 10/1/05 03:59 PM, seventy-one wrote:

Not really, history calls it one big war, but it is separated into HINT nine seperate wars totalling up to one big one..,. Before I post the answer, I will let GeneralMBison give it a shot...HINT to those who only used Google, or Yahoo. Try the Wikipedia.

I did and found nothing. I've completly given up.

Very well, do I get a point for stumping everybody? If so then the scores are as follows:

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Nomader-10? I think
GeneralMBison-1
seventy-one-1
Everybody else-At least you tried
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The answer to the question is the Cape Frontier Wars, also known as the Kaffir, or Kafir, Wars. They lasted from 1779-1879 and was fought by the Cape colonists and Xhosa agricultural and pastoral peoples of the Eastern Cape, in South Africa.

NEXT QUESTION:

Will post in a few minutes, have to do something first.

At 10/1/05 04:08 PM, seventy-one wrote: ----------------
Nomader-10? I think

Yep that's right!

GeneralMBison-1

Breathing down my neck...

seventy-one-1

heh...

Everybody else-At least you tried

Tis true, but you guys can do better! Come on!

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The answer to the question is the Cape Frontier Wars, also known as the Kaffir, or Kafir, Wars. They lasted from 1779-1879 and was fought by the Cape colonists and Xhosa agricultural and pastoral peoples of the Eastern Cape, in South Africa.

lol - I never would've got that...

QUESTION:

What rebellion(s) lasted from 1837-1838 - and occured in North America?

err the indians?

At 10/1/05 04:28 PM, Nomader wrote:

QUESTION:

What rebellion(s) lasted from 1837-1838 - and occured in North America?

Wasn't it called The Rebellions of 1837-1838? They happened in Canada.

I will post another question soon

At 10/1/05 04:41 PM, seventy-one wrote:

At 10/1/05 04:28 PM, Nomader wrote:

QUESTION:

What rebellion(s) lasted from 1837-1838 - and occured in North America?

Wasn't it called The Rebellions of 1837-1838? They happened in Canada.

A point for seventy-one - nice job! Your correct - I was going to show a flag as well, but I couldn't cause it was in BitMap form...

GeneralMBison!?! Where are you? Seventy-one is one of our most active members! Promote him!