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Trivia Question is something about how many bones there are in the human body

206

EDIT:
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[Daze]

The game seems only available for US residents (again).

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Which artery, the largest in the human body, has a diameter of 3/4 to 1 inch, similar to that of a garden hose?

Aorta

[Katherine]

Nope, can't get into it. And I knew the answers before reading the spoilers too!

[Pink]

Good job...I had to use Wikipedia...lol.

[VirtualMetal]

Is there any way of being able to play it anywhere other than the US like changing the country on user prefs? Oh and does it count as a played game?

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I'm not sure if you can do that with the country thing...and it's not really a game...it's more like a daily.

[Matrinka]

What is the space between your eyebrows called?

Glabella

I knew the combination of 5th grade science, Jeopardy, and The Straight Dope would come in handy some day.

[Siniri]

Okay, who would have thought that would even have a name? So is it polite to tell someone they have

a hirsute glabella

rather than a unibrow?

Matrinka, if you knew that without looking it up, major props to you. I haven't seen that one in fifth grade science or Jeopardy! -- nor even in my biology or biochemistry classes (my majors in college).

Thanks for the head's up, by the way!

[yellowsugardog]

...All I remember from fifth grade science is that sheep hearts look really really weird. D;
Thanks for the answer to that one XD

[Matrinka]

Okay, who would have thought that would even have a name? So is it polite to tell someone they have

a hirsute glabella

rather than a unibrow?

Matrinka, if you knew that without looking it up, major props to you. I haven't seen that one in fifth grade science or Jeopardy! -- nor even in my biology or biochemistry classes (my majors in college).

Thanks for the head's up, by the way!

You would never guess this, due to my lack of grammar and summer addiction to Neopets... but I teach 5th grade. I know all kinds of bizarre trivia in an array of subjects.

[DM was on fire!]

XD
For some reason, I find this thread terribly amusing.

[Katherine]

XD
For some reason, I find this thread terribly amusing.

Ditto, especialy the unibrow one.

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Where is the smallest bone in the human body located?

Ear

[sid_basu4243]

Where is the smallest bone in the human body located?

Ear

Mine is very aloof - I had to fork out 400 dollars as worldly matters (read, sound) were not reaching it the other day, though I had insurance, so not that bad.