Monthly Archives: March 2019

New Venue – Tattersalls Hotel, Goulburn – Wednesdays

Goulburn has got a new home for trivia every Wednesday.

Starting on 20 March, Tattersalls Hotel in the heart of Goulburn will be staging the most interesting trivia in town.

It’s the best way to spend a Wednesday evening unless you hate interesting trivia, cheap drinks, and delicious food, in which case we’d prefer it if you stayed away and made room for our kind of people.

Make sure you get in for happy hour before the show kicks off for $4 schooners from 4 to 6, and the kitchen will have you covered when it comes to brain food.

You can get ahead of the game with our homework question.  E-mail us on [email protected] to have it sent to you every week.

And you can find out more on our Facebook page.

Call 9211 1687 to book a table, and we will see you Wednesday at 7pm.

This Week in iQ Trivia – 16 March 2019

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

TEAM NAMES

There were plenty of dad jokes.

The rotation of the earth really makes my day.

I just heard a joke about beavers, and it was the best dam joke I’ve ever heard.

Did you hear about the restaurant on the moon? It had great food but no atmosphere.

When is a door not a door? When it’s ajar.

Eat Mop Who (repeat this one out loud a few times)

Hi hungry/depressed/pregnant, I’m dad.

What did the cheese say when it looked in the mirror? Haloumi.

Why did the scarecrow? Because he was outstanding in his field.

How do you make a sausage roll? Push it.

What tree can you fit in your hand? A palm tree.

How much does a hipster weigh? An Instagram.

TriviArt

Crunchy Moustache

Serendipitous Hair

Sleepy Guillotine

Aquatic Accountant

Inflatable Future

Funny Sun

INTERESTING MOMENTS

When we asked for an Italian city, one team went with Mulan. Which was wrong, and is also a Disney film rather than an Italian city.

We asked a bonus question about Don Bradman’s most common test match score, and one player who hadn’t listened to the question ran up to us with 99.4 written down. First of all, that wasn’t his average. Second, we didn’t want his average, but the score he scored most frequently. It took a few minutes for one of his teammates to explain that to him.

Another team correctly identified that Guantanamera was a song from Cuba, but guessed that it was sung in Swedish rather than Spanish. (Or at least wrote down Swedish rather than Spanish.)

We asked for an actress who played a variety of films roles including Queen Elizabeth I, Katherine Hepburn, and Galadriel… and one team went with Queen Elizabeth I. Yes, they guessed that a Queen who died over 300 years before Katherine Hepburn was born, played Katherine Hepburn (and also herself) in film. Rather than, say, Cate Blanchett.

And one British couple on holiday liked our Monday show so much, that they came back to two more shows, finally winning on their third attempt on Thursday courtesy of some help from their family.

They REALLY got into our trivia.

See you next week.

Team Name Bonus Point – Week of 10 March 2019

Dad jokes.

You’ve all heard them.

This week if you make your team name a dad joke you’ll get a bonus point.

The shovel was a ground breaking invention.

A cheese factory exploded in France. There was nothing left but de brie.

You shouldn’t iron a four leaf clover because you don’t want to press your luck.

I just spent $1,000 on a limousine before I found out it didn’t come with a driver. I spent all that money with nothing to chauffeur it.

Anything that’s a dad joke will get you a bonus point.

Have an interesting week.

This Week in iQ Trivia – 9 March 2019

Here’s what you may have missed this week at iQ Trivia.

WINNERS

If you won, here’s evidence just in case anyone doesn’t believe you.

JACKPOTS

Knowing about cigars & skyscrapers means winning cash.

TEAM NAMES

You made a lot of people into verbs.

Tim Apple – To call someone by the wrong name because you’re a moron

Pell – To provide child care “services”

Berejiklian – To shut it down.

Jacksoning – You can probably figure this one out

Will Smith – To wilfully be a blacksmith

Carney – To urinate in one’s own mouth

Theresa May – To run through fields of wheat

Ryan Lochte – To be all brawn, no brain

Di Caprio – To excel in acting without receiving an award

Alexing the team down

We Bagpussed last week’s trivia

Max – To fail to come up with a team name

Joshing – Refusing t0 come up with a team name

Ilyasmumming – To be filled with shame about your offspring

Bill – To swear at a room full of strangers

Bill – To know every trivia question

TriviArt

Spicy Excavator

Stupendous River

Enigmatic Polar Bear

Bulbous Leonardo Di Caprio

Spazzy Zimbabwe

Muscular Bottle

INTERESTING MOMENTS

When they couldn’t remember the Bradley Cooper’s name, one team gave us a series of films he was in. But they chose Ryan Reynolds films. No point there.

One team didn’t just recognise Jimi Hendrix, they gave us a comprehensive history of his short history in the US Army.

We had an Argentinian who disappointed his entire team by confessing he knew nothing about football.

When asked how many actors played the role of Pi in the film Life of Pi, one team answered with 3.14159… or pi.

We asked about the German tax authorities seizing a family dog. One team who hadn’t read that story answered that they seized their autographed photo of David Hasslehoff.

See you next week.