First of all, Star Trek Into Darkness doesn’t have a colon in its title. But secondly, and more glaring a mistake, the character that Benedict Cumberbatch plays in The Fifth Estate is Julian Assange (double “S”).
Everything in the statement must be true!
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I know Eye of the Tiger is an iconic song from Rocky, but I don’t think it is the theme song. So Wild Wild Guess, False.
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Rainbow Dash is a Pegasus pony in the TV show My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.
[quote="thedriveintheatre":ukja2jxv]Rainbow Dash is a Pegasus pony in the TV show My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic.[/quote:ukja2jxv]
Eh… False
[quote="thedriveintheatre":ukja2jxv]First of all, [i:ukja2jxv]Star Trek Into Darkness[/i:ukja2jxv] doesn’t have a colon in its title. But secondly, and more glaring a mistake, the character that Benedict Cumberbatch plays in The Fifth Estate is Julian [i:ukja2jxv]Assange[/i:ukja2jxv] (double "S").[/quote:ukja2jxv]
Ok, you finally did it. Don’t really know how Assange is spelled and I wasn’t careful reading your spelling of the title. Gotta be next time.
[quote="thedriveintheatre":ukja2jxv]I know Eye of the Tiger is an iconic song from Rocky, but I don’t think it is the theme song. So Wild Wild Guess, False.[/quote:ukja2jxv]
False, but not because it’s not the theme song of it’s film, because it is. The problem is that it doesn’t appear in [i:ukja2jxv]Rocky[/i:ukja2jxv], being instead the theme of [i:ukja2jxv]Rocky III.[/i:ukja2jxv]
[b:ukja2jxv]The coronaviruses weren’t recently discovered in France.[/b:ukja2jxv]
[size=85]Pictured with a plush of her ponysona, dubbed “Fausticorn” by her fans.[/size]
Actually true! That person is Lauren Faust.
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Hmmm I know I asked a question about Time Turner (the one where you had to identify a pony with an hourglass cutie mark) twice, so does that count as 1 question or 2?
Anyway, I’ll hazard a Wild Wild Guess and say True!
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Spirit of Adventure has made 3 questions about Alfred Hitchcock in this board.
False. You’ve asked more than five questions on that topic.
In the famous novel by Robert Louis Stevenson, Dr. Jekyll sometimes changes into a second persona, a monstrously big and immoral character named Mr. Hyde.