Musea Quizzical 12/17

The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:

What is this … ?

IS …

An ellipsis! Three dots ( … ) that suggest continuation, are called an ellipsis! So easy! I had no correct eligible answers. Seems we had a case of un- punctuated equilibrium … in the brain! I don’t dumb down so please wise up.

Now on to a new Q.: Win a copy of any of my 9 CDs, a streaming copy of one of my 6 books, or copy of one of my artworks, IF you are the first to …

E-MAIL ME AT THIS ADDRESS: tom-hendricks @ att.net (remove blanks of course) with the correct answer to the following art question .

DEDICATION: These contests are dedicated to my sister, Peggy, who answered more of the questions correctly than anyone else so far.

QUESTION

Sexual harassment is certainly nothing new. This major female actress, wrote this about working at her classic TV series:

“That show catered to every kinky thing imaginable – and no wonder considering some of the writers we had. We had a foot fetishist I’ll never forget. That’s why I was always being photographed in leather boots with my feet stuck in the air somehow. Another one was fascinated by bondage, so for another string of shows I was always getting tied up in some outlandish way. And the leather! God, I thought I’d never get out of all that leather. ”

Name the actress. (Then stop sexual harassment!)

FINE PRINT: The prize is only available to those with mailing addresses in the US. Foreign winners will have to settle for the miniscule fame alone, and the satisfaction of a job well done. But don’t forget you can always listen to all the music , read all my writings, and see all the art, whether you win or lose – and I’d be glad if you did!

Readers, IF you like these puzzles and would like to resend them to friends, post them on any newsgroup, or any website, please do so. The more the merrier!

For all things TH, (music, art, writing, Musea, etc) see
tomhendricks.us

Tom Hendricks
(editor of the 25 year old zine Musea)

Musea Quiz 10/17

The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:

I say Earthlings have landed on Mars. You say no.
When I tell you why I know that it is true, you will say … Yes Tom you are correct and I was wrong. Explain what is going on!

IS …
Bacteria are Earthlings just as much as you and me. Though NASA does everything it can to keep the outer space hardware sterile, I doubt they cover EVERY bacterial Earthling. So I say, recently, Earthlings have landed on Saturn – and in all likelihood when the spacecraft Cassini fell into Saturn 9/15/17, there were bacteria aboard and they went down with the ship!

I had no correct eligible answers. Seems you didn’t have a GERM of an idea on this one. I don’t dumb down so please wise up.

Now on to a new Q.: Win a copy of any of my 9 CDs, or copy of one of my artworks IF you are the first to …

E-MAIL ME AT THIS ADDRESS: tom-hendricks @ att.net(remove blanks of course) with the correct answer to the following art question .

DEDICATION: These contests are dedicated to my sister, Peggy, who answered more of the questions correctly than anyone else.

QUESTION;
What is this … ?

FINE PRINT: The CD prize is only available to those with mailing addresses in the US. Foreign winners will have to settle for the miniscule fame alone, and the satisfaction of a job well done. But don’t forget you can listen to all the music , read all my writings, and see all the art, whether you win or lose – and I’d be glad if you did!

Readers, IF you like these puzzles and would like to resend them to friends, post them on any newsgroup, or any website, please do so. The more the merrier!

For all things TH, (music, art, writing, Musea, etc) see
tomhendricks.us

Tom Hendricks
(editor of the 25 year old zine Musea)

Quizzical for October 2017

The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:

Peter Tork, an official Monkee member said that when the producers were getting the cast for the TV show of the same name; they actually thought of using a working known band for the part of the musicians. They auditioned a well known rock group of that time, but it didn’t work out. Seems their playing was fine but acting was not. Name the band that didn’t make the cut.

IS …
The Lovin’ Spoonful.

I had no correct eligible answers. “Do You Believe in Magic?” Maybe you should stick with facts to find the answer to this one! I don’t dumb down so please wise up.

Now on to a new Q.: Win a copy of any of my 9 CDs, or copy of one of my artworks IF you are the first to …

E-MAIL ME AT THIS ADDRESS: tom-hendricks @ att.net(remove blanks of course) with the correct answer to the following art question .

DEDICATION: These contests are dedicated to my sister, Peggy, who answered more of the questions correctly than anyone else.

QUESTION;
I say Earthlings have landed on Mars. You say no.
When I tell you why I know that is true, you will say … Yes Tom you are correct and I was wrong. Explain!

FINE PRINT: The CD prize is only available to those with mailing addresses in the US. Foreign winners will have to settle for the miniscule fame alone, and the satisfaction of a job well done. But don’t forget you can listen to all the music , read all my writings, and see all the art, whether you win or lose – and I’d be glad if you did!

Readers, IF you like these puzzles and would like to resend them to friends, post them on any newsgroup, or any website, please do so. The more the merrier! For all things TH, (music, art, writing, Musea, etc) see

tomhendricks.us

Tom Hendricks
(editor of the 25 year old zine Musea)

Quizzical for 8/17

The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:

When was London in San Francisco?
IS …
JACK London was born in San Francisco in 1876, so London was in SF in 1876.

Yeah I know it was a trick question and sneaky! I had no correct eligible answers. Seems you neither crossed the Golden Gate or the Tower Bridge to get to the other side on this one. I don’t dumb down so please wise up.

Now on to a new Q.: Win a copy of any of my 9 CDs, or copy of one of my artworks IF you are the first to …

E-MAIL ME AT THIS ADDRESS: tom-hendricks @ att.net(remove blanks of course) with the correct answer to the following art question .

DEDICATION: These contests are dedicated to my sister, Peggy, who answered more of the questions correctly than anyone else.

QUESTION;
Peter Tork, an official Monkee member said that when the producers were getting the cast for the TV show of the same name; they actually thought of using a working known band for the part of the musicians. They auditioned a well known rock group of that time, but it didn’t work out. Seems their playing was fine but acting was not. Name the band that didn’t make the cut.

FINE PRINT: The CD prize is only available to those with mailing addresses in the US. Foreign winners will have to settle for the miniscule fame alone, and the satisfaction of a job well done. But don’t forget you can listen to all the music , read all my writings, and see all the art, whether you win or lose – and I’d be glad if you did!

Readers, IF you like these puzzles and would like to resend them to friends, post them on any newsgroup, or any website, please do so. The more the merrier! For all things TH, (music, art, writing, Musea, etc) see tomhendricks.us

Tom Hendricks
(editor of the 25 year old zine Musea)

Musea Art Contest 6.3.17

The answer to, and winner (if any) for, our last contest question of:

Here is one about a Nobel Prize winner.
Decades before MTV, in 1965, Bob Dylan did a video for his song Subterranean Homesick Blues. While the song was playing Dylan was showing us cue cards with the lyrics on them. Question where was he when this was being filmed?

IS …
London, England. Specifically he was filming in the alley at the back of the Savoy Hotel.

I had no correct eligible answers. Seems you were driving on the wrong side of the road on this one! I don’t dumb down so please wise up.

Now on to a new Q.: Win a copy of any of my 9 CDs, or copy of one of my artworks IF you are the first to …

E-MAIL ME AT THIS ADDRESS: tom-hendricks @ att.net(remove blanks of course) with the correct answer to the following art question .

DEDICATION: These contests are dedicated to my sister, Peggy, who answered more of the questions correctly than anyone else.

QUESTION;
When was London in San Francisco?

FINE PRINT: The CD prize is only available to those with mailing addresses in the US. Foreign winners will have to settle for the miniscule fame alone, and the satisfaction of a job well done. But don’t forget you can listen to all the music , read all my writings, and see all the art, whether you win or lose – and I’d be glad if you did!

Readers, IF you like these puzzles and would like to resend them to friends, post them on any newsgroup, or any website, please do so. The more the merrier! For all things TH, (music, art, writing, Musea, etc) see tomhendricks.us

Tom Hendricks
(editor of the 25 year old zine Musea)