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This is Trivia Friday. The number to call with your question or your answer to a question is 888-589-8840. Now back to more Trivia Friday.
Tim Wildmon: Hey, welcome back, everybody, to Trivia Friday on American Family radio. We've got 24 and a half more minutes of edumacation to bring forth unto thee. And so, we're going to repeat our questions for the last time today on the show. I think that's all we need to do, and then we'll move on and take as many calls as we can here on Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. Go, Ed.
Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
Ed Vitagliano: All right, I have two questions left. first, under the US Constitution, only three cities have served as the nation's capital. What are they? Okay, second question. The phrase dog days of summer comes from the Romans observing that dogs were less active when summer was hottest. Is that true or false?
JJ Jasper: Here's what I've got. Car question. If you have a Holley double pumper on your engine, what is it? A Holley double pumper. The, old car guys, they'll know that if you look.
Tim Wildmon: Let me ask you this. If you look under the hood of one of those cars, do you know immediately the Holley double puncher is,
JJ Jasper: Yes.
Tim Wildmon: What'd I say?
JJ Jasper: Yes. You can tell. That's close enough. Yeah. A Holly Devil puncher.
Tim Wildmon: A knowledgeable car person. They left the hood on a, car made in the 60s or 70s.
JJ Jasper: Right.
Tim Wildmon: They're going to recognize it.
Ed Vitagliano: It's right next to the flacker switch on the other side's dispenser valve.
JJ Jasper: Yes. All right, second question. This infamous traitor. He was a general during the, American Revolutionary War. Fought for the American Continental army, but defected to the British Army. Almost a household name that, American Revolutionary War traitor. Name him.
Tim Wildmon: He picked unwisely, didn't he? Right there.
Ed Vitagliano: He is chosen.
Tim Wildmon: He's gonna switch sides. You need to go with the winning side.
Ed Vitagliano: He is chosen poorly.
JJ Jasper: There you go. Third question. What school? Starting back. What? Campus ministry. the campus ministry. Fca. What did the initials FCA stand for?
Tim Wildmon: Here are my two questions. Number one, what are the two best selling riding lawnmowers in the us? Brands? Brands.
JJ Jasper: Under normal circumstances.
Tim Wildmon: Under normal circumstances. That's right. Under normal circumstances. all right, my second question. What is the northernmost state in the US that currently has a native population of alligators?
Ed Vitagliano: All right, I'm, interested in this one.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. All right. Who's up?
JJ Jasper: Dad?
Ed Vitagliano: All right. We're going back to Texas, boys. And Luke. Luke is on the line. Luke, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Oh, let me get you off speakerphone. M. All right. Okay.
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, Luke, where do you live in. Where do you live in Texas, brother.
Caroline: Cleveland, sort of. That's my, 911 address. Anyhow, I'm in San Jacinta county, which has nothing to do with Cleveland, but. Okay, that's neither here nor.
Ed Vitagliano: All right.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: All right. Luke, you want to ask answer or do both?
Caroline: both.
Ed Vitagliano: All right, which question would you like to answer?
Caroline: The gator question.
Ed Vitagliano: Oh, good.
Tim Wildmon: Here we go.
Ed Vitagliano: Interested in this?
Tim Wildmon: Here we go, Luke, the question, is this.
What is the northernmost state in the US with a native population of alligators
What is the northernmost state in the US Currently with a native population of alligators?
Caroline: That would be North Carolina.
Tim Wildmon: North Carolina.
JJ Jasper: Wow. They've got alligators.
Tim Wildmon: Yep. do you know about what? Do you know about this? Or I can go ahead and share.
Caroline: Associated with a lot of Marines and have, some extended family there. yeah, ask anybody who's been to Camp Lejeune.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah, there are alligators nearby. That's as northern as it go. Of course, alligators are, you know, very susceptible to cold, so they can't go. I was shocked that they got beyond South Carolina, quite frankly.
JJ Jasper: Now, you've got some quotes there from Stumpy Anderson, don't you, who's an expert about North Carolina.
Tim Wildmon: Steve Irwin. I got Steve. Urn. you know. You know, Moses.
JJ Jasper: Well played. That's our kind of listener right there.
Tim Wildmon: Well, you can read about them in Noah's account, too, there.
JJ Jasper: That's right.
Tim Wildmon: The ark there. I don't know what he did there,
JJ Jasper: but, anyway, you got any more backstory on that?
Tim Wildmon: Well, the back reading about this, they, also say that Oklahoma.
JJ Jasper: Wait, alligators in Oklahoma.
Tim Wildmon: The very south, eastern part of Oklahoma. That's what I said. I kind of believe that one. I've never heard that before. Oklahoma.
JJ Jasper: Now, just seeing one after you've come back from the tavern, you can't really put that in the record book and say there's a whole.
Tim Wildmon: You start seeing alligators in Oklahoma, you got you a country hit right there. You know what I'm saying? I think that's gonna be a country song.
JJ Jasper: It might have been.
Tim Wildmon: You're right. North Carolina. You knew it. North Carolina. Alligators are, native population alligators. And that. Luke knows that.
Ed Vitagliano: Wow.
Is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod? True or false
JJ Jasper: All right, Luke, what's your question for us?
Caroline: Okay.
Caroline: is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod?
JJ Jasper: I'm going to say yes, just because the way he said it, I'm a plastic knee jerk. You say 100%. No. You have welding rods and you're sticking. But this, this plastic is so, you know, it's just so strong and so whatever you think would just burn up. But just because it's so bar bizarre, I'm going to say true.
Tim Wildmon: I'm sorry, I missed the question. Could you repeat it quickly?
Caroline: Yes. is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod? True or false?
JJ Jasper: You got your thing, Tim. It's like a jumper, cable and you put your welding rod.
Tim Wildmon: Why don't you talk down to me like I don't know what a welding rod is, Huh?
Ed Vitagliano: I'm not even jumping in here.
Tim Wildmon: I'm just kidding around with brother J.
Ed Vitagliano: I'm gonna go with JJ because I think just the way he asked, it must be.
JJ Jasper: You think it's mel away?
Caroline: Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: You think it would melt?
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. What's the answer, Luke?
Caroline: Well, I learned this through experience. I've been set after buckets of steam and left handed monkey wrenches and all the other of above and no pipe stretchers. But yes, I was handed them when I went up to the tool room at the behest of my welder. There are plastic welding rooms and they really are.
JJ Jasper: It's not like somebody sending you. Go get a brick stretcher or some of those kind of things.
Caroline: I thought so.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
Caroline: And it has a glorified hairdryer to apply them.
Tim Wildmon: Go get our plastic, welding rod. We're about to go snipe hunting.
JJ Jasper: Yeah, we're going to take them when we go snipe hunting in case we want to weld. Well, the yeti cooler.
Caroline: Yeti cooler, yeah.
JJ Jasper: That is great.
Ed Vitagliano: Thank you, Luke. Appreciate it. You have a great weekend.
Caroline: Thank you for busters.
JJ Jasper: What a good sense of humor that was. He was, he was witty.
Luke calls in with Trivia Friday question from Hope, Arkansas
Ed Vitagliano: All right, well, one Luke is not enough. We're going to go to Arkansas for another Luke. Luke number two.
Tim Wildmon: I'm your father.
Ed Vitagliano: Ah, no, I'm not even doing it better than we've done that so many times. Luke, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Thank you.
Tim Wildmon: Where are you calling from, Luke?
Caroline: Hope, Arkansas.
Tim Wildmon: Okay.
Ed Vitagliano: All right.
Tim Wildmon: Wonderful. Good to have you. You've been on with us, right?
Caroline: Yes, I have.
Tim Wildmon: Yes, sir. Well, you've heard the questions. You want to, I mean, which one do you want to take a shot at here?
Caroline: the limo question?
Tim Wildmon: The lawnmower. I'm going to bring it right now.
Ed Vitagliano: Bring it.
What are the two best Selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
Tim Wildmon: All right, so here's the question that Luke from Hope, Arkansas is about to answer. What are the two best Selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States.
Caroline: Jon Deere and Herska Verner.
Tim Wildmon: Well, Jon Deere is number one, clearly and unarguably. So. You got that one right.
JJ Jasper: You want to leave the other one for somebody else?
Tim Wildmon: I do get.
Ed Vitagliano: Still got another 15 minutes or so.
Tim Wildmon: I do. And I will say this.
JJ Jasper: you're.
Caroline: You're.
Tim Wildmon: That is one of the top ones you mentioned.
JJ Jasper: Where did Husqvarna. Where did it come in?
Tim Wildmon: Well, that goes back like to the Middle ages.
JJ Jasper: Number five, Number eight. Like, are you looking at a top?
Tim Wildmon: I mean, they were. They invaded Rome.
Ed Vitagliano: The Husqvarna's with barbarians.
JJ Jasper: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: Barbarian invasion.
Tim Wildmon: So what? That, that, that is a. The name brand he's talking about, is not the, not the, it's not the second. But it's. But it's up there. Yeah, it's up there.
Home of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. And one of those was a good governor
JJ Jasper: Okay.
Tim Wildmon: All right, go ahead. What's your question for us, Luke?
Caroline: I did not prepare one.
JJ Jasper: Well, hey, Luke, I do have a question for you then. Hope Arkansas you'll know more than we will. Home of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. Am I, am I remembering that right?
Caroline: Yes, sir.
JJ Jasper: Birthplace of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. And one of these is not like the other.
Ed Vitagliano: And one of those was a good governor, Right?
Tim Wildmon: All right, what else is famous about your area there, Luke?
Caroline: Watermelon.
Tim Wildmon: Watermelon.
JJ Jasper: Oh, that's good. We like watermelon these dog days of summer.
Tim Wildmon: Absolutely. Thank you, brother Luke. Appreciate hearing from you, man. Good guess, Jon. You had Jon Deere, right? That's number one. But the number two best selling riding lawnmower brand in the US Is left unanswered here. Yet to be answered.
Ed Vitagliano: Yes.
Are there any pockets of alligators in Ohio that you know of
All right, we're gonna go, a little further north, just a little bit, and go to Ohio. And Dottie is on the line. Dottie, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Hey, guys. Thanks.
JJ Jasper: Dottie, are there any pockets of alligators in Ohio that you know of?
Caroline: there is not.
JJ Jasper: Okay.
Caroline: There is not. And I was shocked to learn that they're in North Carolina.
JJ Jasper: I'm with you, girl. I know alligators in North Carolina. You'll never see that on their brochures.
Ed Vitagliano: Chamber of commerce conveniently leaves that one.
JJ Jasper: I'm not going to mention that. What part of Ohio?
Caroline: Delaware.
Tim Wildmon: Delaware. That's near Columbus. That's where our tower is for our AFR station.
Ed Vitagliano: Oh, all right.
Tim Wildmon: Yep, yep.
JJ Jasper: That's where George Washington crossed that river. Standing up the boat. Everybody else was sitting down. He had his One hand the side of his coat. I love that face.
Tim Wildmon: George Bonaparte. I think Napoleon. George Bonaparte was that. I thought his name was Napoleon. With the. They put his hand inside.
Caroline: Yeah.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. Okay.
Ed Vitagliano: Where he had his painting. The painting done.
Tim Wildmon: I don't. We're off track.
Ed Vitagliano: We are, We're bad off track. Dottie, you want to ask answer or do both?
Tim Wildmon: Rarely happens.
Caroline: I want to do both.
Caroline: All right.
Ed Vitagliano: Which question would you like to answer?
Caroline: The car question. Wow.
JJ Jasper: Thank you. I've been saying old guys slang cars and here she's showing.
Caroline: Ladies.
JJ Jasper: So, Dottie, if you have a Holley double pumper on your engine, what is it?
Caroline: It's a carburetor.
JJ Jasper: It is a carburetor and a Dottie carburetor.
Ed Vitagliano: This is impressive.
Tim Wildmon: How did you know that, Dottie?
Caroline: Well, I used to really be into cars. And, you know, anybody that watches Tim Allen will hear him say it many times, too.
JJ Jasper: Well, now, was your dad, into cars or did you just happen on that on your. On your own or your brothers? Tell us the story.
Caroline: There's no story. I just was always interested. I used to race them, too.
Caroline: What.
JJ Jasper: What kind of car you are.
Ed Vitagliano: You break the molds, Dottie.
JJ Jasper: That's good for you.
Caroline: I used to race a Mustang. so 1964 and a half.
JJ Jasper: Wow.
Tim Wildmon: Like on a. Like on a. An oval track or like a, you know, drag racing?
Caroline: Nope.
Caroline: Drag racing. Street racing.
JJ Jasper: 428, 427, 429. What'd you have in that Mustang?
Ed Vitagliano: 423. Whatever it takes.
JJ Jasper: What was it?
Caroline: It was a 302.
Caroline: Oh, wow.
JJ Jasper: 302 is about 300 horsepower though, huh? or 350 horsepower.
Caroline: I can, I can get them on takeoff. We used to run the strip in town and I can get them on takeoff. But never on a long haul.
Ed Vitagliano: Yes.
Caroline: Wow.
JJ Jasper: That's great. Hey.
The Holley Double Pumper was a mechanical carburetor
So back to the Holley double pumper. So, four Bell carburetor. And the older ones were vacuum. This was mechanical. And you run it on two barrels. And then anytime you wanted it to go fast, you floor it and automatically your four barrel would kick in and your vehicle just scream down the road. But good side, bad side. To that. You could also watch your gas gauge flicker. But those, they had the 600. Then they had a 650 then. Then the. One of the. Probably, would you say, Dottie, the most popular probably is 750.
Caroline: You know, I really don't know. It's been so long since I've been Into cars. I'm way out of it. But as soon as that question came up, I was like, oh, gosh, that's too easy.
JJ Jasper: That's right. Well, for car people, it is Impressed.
Ed Vitagliano: Yeah. Tim and I are slack jawed.
Tim Wildmon: The Holley Double Pumper, right?
JJ Jasper: Yes.
Tim Wildmon: Was also a roller coaster at Six Flags.
JJ Jasper: If it wasn't, it should have been. And then I went up to like 1150, but they were iconic. Real, real popular carburetors. Hey, Dottie, what's your question for us?
Tim Wildmon: One more time before we leave, Daddy.
Ed Vitagliano: Holly dolly pumper.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
JJ Jasper: Holly dolly is also a Christmas song. Holly jolly pumper.
Ed Vitagliano: It's a holly dolly pumper.
JJ Jasper: Dottie, what's your question for us?
Caroline: Well, at least he's not saying dumper.
Dottie: Little Ricky had a dog on I Love Lucy
Anyway, so on I Love Lucy. What is the, type of dog, the breed of dog that is Little Ricky's dog. I know. You thought I was going to ask its name.
JJ Jasper: I don't even remember him having a dog. I don't either remember eating all that chocolate on that conveyor belt.
Tim Wildmon: Little Ricky had a dog?
Ed Vitagliano: Little Ricky had a dog.
JJ Jasper: Wasn't that one of the first pages in our first book?
Caroline: First grade.
JJ Jasper: First grade reader and Jane.
Ed Vitagliano: Yes.
JJ Jasper: Look, Spot, look.
Caroline: Bingo.
Tim Wildmon: What's his name?
JJ Jasper: Oh, all right. We don't know, Dottie.
Ed Vitagliano: I'm gonna guess, I'm gonna guess Dachshund, but I have no idea. I didn't even know he had a dog. So this is a great question, Dottie. What's the answer?
Caroline: It's a Kern Terrier. And by the way, his name's Fred.
JJ Jasper: Fred. The current terrier.
Ed Vitagliano: You mean like the Fred and Ethel Fred?
Caroline: Yep, yep. He named him after Uncle Fred.
JJ Jasper: Okay, that's a lot of good trivia right there. Wow.
Tim Wildmon: I bet that got confusing, though.
JJ Jasper: Thank you for explaining that.
Ed Vitagliano: Here. Would you hear what I. Yeah, I like that. That's good.
JJ Jasper: Thanks for explaining that, Dottie.
Caroline: Yeah, my granddaughter Paris wanted me to ask that.
Tim Wildmon: All right.
JJ Jasper: Oh, well, thank her for it.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, Dottie, thank you so much. Thank you, thank you, thank you for the wealth of knowledge and, have a great weekend.
JJ Jasper: Before you go, those headers on that Mustang Hooker Cyclone. What kind of headers did you have?
Caroline: I really don't remember. It's been so long. I am 59 and I was 16 and 17 racing.
Caroline: Oh, wow.
Ed Vitagliano: Okay.
JJ Jasper: Well, thank you for, loving cars and loving Christian radio. God bless you. Have a great weekend.
David, welcome to Trivia Friday. Where do you live in Ohio, David
Ed Vitagliano: All right, guys, I think we're going to stay, in Ohio. What do you think David is on the line. David, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Hey, good afternoon.
JJ Jasper: How are you?
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, great voice like that. Where do you live in Ohio, David?
Caroline: I just live a little bit south of Dottie. I live in Columbus. She's up in Delaware. And she also got my question.
JJ Jasper: Oh, you knew about that Holly double pump.
Tim Wildmon: That wasn't very neighborly, was it?
Caroline: If you, if you have two of those double punchers under the hood, you're really in trouble.
Tim Wildmon: Well, yeah, especially if you get a Holley double. Yeah, right Puncher.
JJ Jasper: David. So you remember those iconic, Holley carburetors, don't you?
Caroline: Of course. Everybody knows those. Well, everybody that's over. Well, you know, I've been 29 for 36 years, so everybody that's over 29 can remember those.
JJ Jasper: There you go. Now, what was, one of your favorite cars growing up?
Caroline: Well, my favorite car was my 69 Dodge Charger. I had it back when I was 16.
JJ Jasper: Oh, my word, what a, what a wonderful car. I had a,
Caroline: And that was, that was long before the Dukes of Hazzard.
JJ Jasper: That's right. I had a, I had a best friend that had one and we put a lot of miles and went on a lot of road, trips in that one.
Tim Wildmon: I just remember Trans Ams and Corvettes were the cool cars.
JJ Jasper: And you had that Trans Am with the big Bird, the Phoenix bird on
Ed Vitagliano: hood, that late 70s, early 80s, that was.
JJ Jasper: Who was the guy on the, that Bert Reynolds made that one popular.
Tim Wildmon: Which one? The Trans Am.
JJ Jasper: Yes, the Fire.
Caroline: He did.
Tim Wildmon: Do they, they, ah, still make Trans Ams today.
JJ Jasper: Is that, you know, I think Pontiac, actually. Did they go out of business, David?
Caroline: I think Pontiac. I don't know. I think they did go out of business. Well, you know, GM just, just. They're all GM cars.
JJ Jasper: Right. Well, listen, yeah, that 69, you have those toggle switches on the dash and just, Man, that was a good car.
Tim Wildmon: Wow.
JJ Jasper: You, want to ask answer or do both? Which one? Which one? You want to answer?
Caroline: I'll try, I'll try to answer the, the lawnmower question.
What are the two best selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
Tim Wildmon: All right, here's the question, that, David's going to answer from Columbus, and that is, what are the two best selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States?
Caroline: Well, we know what is Jon Deere.
Tim Wildmon: Yes.
Caroline: All right. Because the other guy just got. So I'm going to guess Kubota is the other one.
Tim Wildmon: Kubota with a K. Okay.
Caroline: Yeah. no, that's not it. Those are the orange ones. Kubota.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. I, you know, here's what I have. Okay, we're running out of time.
Caroline: Let me guess. How about Sears Craftsman?
Tim Wildmon: Okay. They went out of business, I think,
Ed Vitagliano: right there, along with Pontiac.
Tim Wildmon: Okay, here's what I have written down. Jon Deere, number one, far and away.
Caroline: Yeah.
Tim Wildmon: And then Toro.
Caroline: Toro.
JJ Jasper: yeah, I've got Toro and red
Tim Wildmon: Toro and Cub Cadet.
JJ Jasper: Yeah. Okay, so 1, 2, 3, cub cadet, Jon Deere.
Tim Wildmon: Toro and Cub Cadet are the top three.
JJ Jasper: All right. Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: But now the Husqvarna.
Caroline: Husqvarna.
Tim Wildmon: Ah.
Ed Vitagliano: And Craftsman.
Tim Wildmon: And Craftsman are in the top five.
JJ Jasper: Oh, wow. You were close, David.
Caroline: Yeah.
Tim Wildmon: You're in the top five. And Taro has the number one walk mower.
Ed Vitagliano: Okay.
Tim Wildmon: You know, the ride mower, the push mower.
Caroline: Yeah, right.
Tim Wildmon: the Toro, is the number one push mower. yeah. So anyway, there you go.
Caroline: I have one of those in my garage.
JJ Jasper: Hey, David, what's your question?
David: Who made the 440 six pack? David: Dodge
Tim Wildmon: Jon Deere has dominated
Caroline: a car. We'll stick it on the car theme here. This is a two part question. The first part is very easy. Who made the 446 pack? And the second part is, what does it mean by six pack?
JJ Jasper: Okay, the six pack, is, ah, the carburetors were always two barrel or four barrel. Pontiac came along with like early gto and they had three. I think he's talking about three deuces. Two, two and two, which was crazy. Whoever heard of a six barrel carburetor?
Caroline: But who made the. Who made the four hundred and forty six pack?
JJ Jasper: Four hundred and forty.
Tim Wildmon: This is sound like a cult.
JJ Jasper: You got a 446 pack? You've really been in the gym. No, I don't know. You got me. You got me stumped.
Caroline: I'm gonna give you a hint. I'm gonna give you a hint. It was one of my first cars. We just talked about.
JJ Jasper: Oh, okay, so you're talking about, ico. what was the name? icoa. The guy that designed the Mustang.
Caroline: No, no, no.
JJ Jasper: Dodge. I'm sorry.
Caroline: You said Charger.
JJ Jasper: I was thinking of the Lady Dottie with the, with the Mustang.
Caroline: Yours was the Dodge, mine was the Charger.
Tim Wildmon: You'll wake me when you're through.
JJ Jasper: No, sorry.
Ed Vitagliano: I don't know.
JJ Jasper: Hey, the Dodge. By the way, Dodge brothers or two brothers.
Caroline: It was Dodge. It was, it was Dodge. It made the 440 six pack.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
JJ Jasper: Okay.
Caroline: And the six pack. Of course, the six pack. You're right. It was three, two barrels. But it was also, three holley, two barrels.
JJ Jasper: There you go.
Ed Vitagliano: Holly. Right. Right back in it.
JJ Jasper: All right. Hey, thanks.
Ed Vitagliano: Yeah, thanks, David.
Tim Wildmon: No, it was a Holly. He said what now? I'm writing this down.
JJ Jasper: Yes, sir.
Tim Wildmon: The Holly. Holly two barrels. Hey, David, is that different from the
JJ Jasper: Holly Bumper Double Pumper? All right, thanks, buddy.
Caroline: There you go.
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, have a great weekend, David.
JJ Jasper: See, I'm telling you, there's a lot of car guys out there, a lot of gear heads.
Ed Vitagliano: I don't think we have, time for any more. yes, we dolly Levi on next week.
Tim Wildmon: Cindy can get if he's still there. Levi from. He called in from Iowa. He's been waiting a while. We'll get him on next week because we are out of time for this show.
JJ Jasper: I spent too much time in the garage.
Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
All right,
Ed Vitagliano: so under the US Constitution, only three cities have served as the nation's capital. What are they?
Caroline: Guys?
Tim Wildmon: You guys know NewSong York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. you are correct, sir.
JJ Jasper: Wow.
Ed Vitagliano: And then the phrase dog days of summer come comes from the Romans observing that dogs were less active when summer was hottest. Is that true or false?
JJ Jasper: I'm gonna say false.
Tim Wildmon: I'll go. True.
Ed Vitagliano: It is false. It comes from Sirius the dog Star, which the Greeks and Romans noticed rose alongside the sun during the summer months.
JJ Jasper: here's what I've got. Easy One Campus, ministry. Fca. What are the fellowship?
Ed Vitagliano: Christian athletes.
JJ Jasper: Yes. And then infamous traitor. What was that guy's name?
Ed Vitagliano: Benedict Arnold.
JJ Jasper: Right?
Tim Wildmon: Joe.
JJ Jasper: Yeah. And they got eggs named after him.
Ed Vitagliano: He's married to Holly.
JJ Jasper: Yes.
Tim Wildmon: Trader Joe.
JJ Jasper: You have any left, Tim?
Tim Wildmon: No, I don't. Everybody got a. Mine are all gone. I had three and three ranches.
JJ Jasper: We got two things. B, have yourself a safe weekend. And if you're in Indiana, Illinois, NewSong Jersey, keep an eye out for alligators.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah, they're creeping north.
Ed Vitagliano: They're creeping north.
JJ Jasper: Yes. Like fire ants.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah, you see them coming.
Ed Vitagliano: Especially if it's a pack of them.
Tim Wildmon: Right?
Ed Vitagliano: Step aside, folks. Just let them go.
Tim Wildmon: They may have short arms, but don't let them fool you. All right, we're out of time. Thank you for yours. If, we hope you have a wonderful weekend. Thanks for listening. we have this show on podcast. If you want to go to afr.net just hit trivia Friday and we got all kind of Trivia Friday podcasts there. See you on Monday.
This is Trivia Friday on American Family Radio
This is Trivia Friday. The number to call with your question or your answer to a question is 888-589-8840. Now back to more Trivia Friday.
Tim Wildmon: Hey, welcome back, everybody, to Trivia Friday on American Family radio. We've got 24 and a half more minutes of edumacation to bring forth unto thee. And so, we're going to repeat our questions for the last time today on the show. I think that's all we need to do, and then we'll move on and take as many calls as we can here on Trivia Friday on American Family Radio. Go, Ed.
Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
Ed Vitagliano: All right, I have two questions left. first, under the US Constitution, only three cities have served as the nation's capital. What are they? Okay, second question. The phrase dog days of summer comes from the Romans observing that dogs were less active when summer was hottest. Is that true or false?
JJ Jasper: Here's what I've got. Car question. If you have a Holley double pumper on your engine, what is it? A Holley double pumper. The, old car guys, they'll know that if you look.
Tim Wildmon: Let me ask you this. If you look under the hood of one of those cars, do you know immediately the Holley double puncher is,
JJ Jasper: Yes.
Tim Wildmon: What'd I say?
JJ Jasper: Yes. You can tell. That's close enough. Yeah. A Holly Devil puncher.
Tim Wildmon: A knowledgeable car person. They left the hood on a, car made in the 60s or 70s.
JJ Jasper: Right.
Tim Wildmon: They're going to recognize it.
Ed Vitagliano: It's right next to the flacker switch on the other side's dispenser valve.
JJ Jasper: Yes. All right, second question. This infamous traitor. He was a general during the, American Revolutionary War. Fought for the American Continental army, but defected to the British Army. Almost a household name that, American Revolutionary War traitor. Name him.
Tim Wildmon: He picked unwisely, didn't he? Right there.
Ed Vitagliano: He is chosen.
Tim Wildmon: He's gonna switch sides. You need to go with the winning side.
Ed Vitagliano: He is chosen poorly.
JJ Jasper: There you go. Third question. What school? Starting back. What? Campus ministry. the campus ministry. Fca. What did the initials FCA stand for?
Tim Wildmon: Here are my two questions. Number one, what are the two best selling riding lawnmowers in the us? Brands? Brands.
JJ Jasper: Under normal circumstances.
Tim Wildmon: Under normal circumstances. That's right. Under normal circumstances. all right, my second question. What is the northernmost state in the US that currently has a native population of alligators?
Ed Vitagliano: All right, I'm, interested in this one.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. All right. Who's up?
JJ Jasper: Dad?
Ed Vitagliano: All right. We're going back to Texas, boys. And Luke. Luke is on the line. Luke, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Oh, let me get you off speakerphone. M. All right. Okay.
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, Luke, where do you live in. Where do you live in Texas, brother.
Caroline: Cleveland, sort of. That's my, 911 address. Anyhow, I'm in San Jacinta county, which has nothing to do with Cleveland, but. Okay, that's neither here nor.
Ed Vitagliano: All right.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: All right. Luke, you want to ask answer or do both?
Caroline: both.
Ed Vitagliano: All right, which question would you like to answer?
Caroline: The gator question.
Ed Vitagliano: Oh, good.
Tim Wildmon: Here we go.
Ed Vitagliano: Interested in this?
Tim Wildmon: Here we go, Luke, the question, is this.
What is the northernmost state in the US with a native population of alligators
What is the northernmost state in the US Currently with a native population of alligators?
Caroline: That would be North Carolina.
Tim Wildmon: North Carolina.
JJ Jasper: Wow. They've got alligators.
Tim Wildmon: Yep. do you know about what? Do you know about this? Or I can go ahead and share.
Caroline: Associated with a lot of Marines and have, some extended family there. yeah, ask anybody who's been to Camp Lejeune.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah, there are alligators nearby. That's as northern as it go. Of course, alligators are, you know, very susceptible to cold, so they can't go. I was shocked that they got beyond South Carolina, quite frankly.
JJ Jasper: Now, you've got some quotes there from Stumpy Anderson, don't you, who's an expert about North Carolina.
Tim Wildmon: Steve Irwin. I got Steve. Urn. you know. You know, Moses.
JJ Jasper: Well played. That's our kind of listener right there.
Tim Wildmon: Well, you can read about them in Noah's account, too, there.
JJ Jasper: That's right.
Tim Wildmon: The ark there. I don't know what he did there,
JJ Jasper: but, anyway, you got any more backstory on that?
Tim Wildmon: Well, the back reading about this, they, also say that Oklahoma.
JJ Jasper: Wait, alligators in Oklahoma.
Tim Wildmon: The very south, eastern part of Oklahoma. That's what I said. I kind of believe that one. I've never heard that before. Oklahoma.
JJ Jasper: Now, just seeing one after you've come back from the tavern, you can't really put that in the record book and say there's a whole.
Tim Wildmon: You start seeing alligators in Oklahoma, you got you a country hit right there. You know what I'm saying? I think that's gonna be a country song.
JJ Jasper: It might have been.
Tim Wildmon: You're right. North Carolina. You knew it. North Carolina. Alligators are, native population alligators. And that. Luke knows that.
Ed Vitagliano: Wow.
Is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod? True or false
JJ Jasper: All right, Luke, what's your question for us?
Caroline: Okay.
Caroline: is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod?
JJ Jasper: I'm going to say yes, just because the way he said it, I'm a plastic knee jerk. You say 100%. No. You have welding rods and you're sticking. But this, this plastic is so, you know, it's just so strong and so whatever you think would just burn up. But just because it's so bar bizarre, I'm going to say true.
Tim Wildmon: I'm sorry, I missed the question. Could you repeat it quickly?
Caroline: Yes. is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod? True or false?
JJ Jasper: You got your thing, Tim. It's like a jumper, cable and you put your welding rod.
Tim Wildmon: Why don't you talk down to me like I don't know what a welding rod is, Huh?
Ed Vitagliano: I'm not even jumping in here.
Tim Wildmon: I'm just kidding around with brother J.
Ed Vitagliano: I'm gonna go with JJ because I think just the way he asked, it must be.
JJ Jasper: You think it's mel away?
Caroline: Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: You think it would melt?
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. What's the answer, Luke?
Caroline: Well, I learned this through experience. I've been set after buckets of steam and left handed monkey wrenches and all the other of above and no pipe stretchers. But yes, I was handed them when I went up to the tool room at the behest of my welder. There are plastic welding rooms and they really are.
JJ Jasper: It's not like somebody sending you. Go get a brick stretcher or some of those kind of things.
Caroline: I thought so.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
Caroline: And it has a glorified hairdryer to apply them.
Tim Wildmon: Go get our plastic, welding rod. We're about to go snipe hunting.
JJ Jasper: Yeah, we're going to take them when we go snipe hunting in case we want to weld. Well, the yeti cooler.
Caroline: Yeti cooler, yeah.
JJ Jasper: That is great.
Ed Vitagliano: Thank you, Luke. Appreciate it. You have a great weekend.
Caroline: Thank you for busters.
JJ Jasper: What a good sense of humor that was. He was, he was witty.
Luke calls in with Trivia Friday question from Hope, Arkansas
Ed Vitagliano: All right, well, one Luke is not enough. We're going to go to Arkansas for another Luke. Luke number two.
Tim Wildmon: I'm your father.
Ed Vitagliano: Ah, no, I'm not even doing it better than we've done that so many times. Luke, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Thank you.
Tim Wildmon: Where are you calling from, Luke?
Caroline: Hope, Arkansas.
Tim Wildmon: Okay.
Ed Vitagliano: All right.
Tim Wildmon: Wonderful. Good to have you. You've been on with us, right?
Caroline: Yes, I have.
Tim Wildmon: Yes, sir. Well, you've heard the questions. You want to, I mean, which one do you want to take a shot at here?
Caroline: the limo question?
Tim Wildmon: The lawnmower. I'm going to bring it right now.
Ed Vitagliano: Bring it.
What are the two best Selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
Tim Wildmon: All right, so here's the question that Luke from Hope, Arkansas is about to answer. What are the two best Selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States.
Caroline: Jon Deere and Herska Verner.
Tim Wildmon: Well, Jon Deere is number one, clearly and unarguably. So. You got that one right.
JJ Jasper: You want to leave the other one for somebody else?
Tim Wildmon: I do get.
Ed Vitagliano: Still got another 15 minutes or so.
Tim Wildmon: I do. And I will say this.
JJ Jasper: you're.
Caroline: You're.
Tim Wildmon: That is one of the top ones you mentioned.
JJ Jasper: Where did Husqvarna. Where did it come in?
Tim Wildmon: Well, that goes back like to the Middle ages.
JJ Jasper: Number five, Number eight. Like, are you looking at a top?
Tim Wildmon: I mean, they were. They invaded Rome.
Ed Vitagliano: The Husqvarna's with barbarians.
JJ Jasper: Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: Barbarian invasion.
Tim Wildmon: So what? That, that, that is a. The name brand he's talking about, is not the, not the, it's not the second. But it's. But it's up there. Yeah, it's up there.
Home of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. And one of those was a good governor
JJ Jasper: Okay.
Tim Wildmon: All right, go ahead. What's your question for us, Luke?
Caroline: I did not prepare one.
JJ Jasper: Well, hey, Luke, I do have a question for you then. Hope Arkansas you'll know more than we will. Home of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. Am I, am I remembering that right?
Caroline: Yes, sir.
JJ Jasper: Birthplace of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. And one of these is not like the other.
Ed Vitagliano: And one of those was a good governor, Right?
Tim Wildmon: All right, what else is famous about your area there, Luke?
Caroline: Watermelon.
Tim Wildmon: Watermelon.
JJ Jasper: Oh, that's good. We like watermelon these dog days of summer.
Tim Wildmon: Absolutely. Thank you, brother Luke. Appreciate hearing from you, man. Good guess, Jon. You had Jon Deere, right? That's number one. But the number two best selling riding lawnmower brand in the US Is left unanswered here. Yet to be answered.
Ed Vitagliano: Yes.
Are there any pockets of alligators in Ohio that you know of
All right, we're gonna go, a little further north, just a little bit, and go to Ohio. And Dottie is on the line. Dottie, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Hey, guys. Thanks.
JJ Jasper: Dottie, are there any pockets of alligators in Ohio that you know of?
Caroline: there is not.
JJ Jasper: Okay.
Caroline: There is not. And I was shocked to learn that they're in North Carolina.
JJ Jasper: I'm with you, girl. I know alligators in North Carolina. You'll never see that on their brochures.
Ed Vitagliano: Chamber of commerce conveniently leaves that one.
JJ Jasper: I'm not going to mention that. What part of Ohio?
Caroline: Delaware.
Tim Wildmon: Delaware. That's near Columbus. That's where our tower is for our AFR station.
Ed Vitagliano: Oh, all right.
Tim Wildmon: Yep, yep.
JJ Jasper: That's where George Washington crossed that river. Standing up the boat. Everybody else was sitting down. He had his One hand the side of his coat. I love that face.
Tim Wildmon: George Bonaparte. I think Napoleon. George Bonaparte was that. I thought his name was Napoleon. With the. They put his hand inside.
Caroline: Yeah.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. Okay.
Ed Vitagliano: Where he had his painting. The painting done.
Tim Wildmon: I don't. We're off track.
Ed Vitagliano: We are, We're bad off track. Dottie, you want to ask answer or do both?
Tim Wildmon: Rarely happens.
Caroline: I want to do both.
Caroline: All right.
Ed Vitagliano: Which question would you like to answer?
Caroline: The car question. Wow.
JJ Jasper: Thank you. I've been saying old guys slang cars and here she's showing.
Caroline: Ladies.
JJ Jasper: So, Dottie, if you have a Holley double pumper on your engine, what is it?
Caroline: It's a carburetor.
JJ Jasper: It is a carburetor and a Dottie carburetor.
Ed Vitagliano: This is impressive.
Tim Wildmon: How did you know that, Dottie?
Caroline: Well, I used to really be into cars. And, you know, anybody that watches Tim Allen will hear him say it many times, too.
JJ Jasper: Well, now, was your dad, into cars or did you just happen on that on your. On your own or your brothers? Tell us the story.
Caroline: There's no story. I just was always interested. I used to race them, too.
Caroline: What.
JJ Jasper: What kind of car you are.
Ed Vitagliano: You break the molds, Dottie.
JJ Jasper: That's good for you.
Caroline: I used to race a Mustang. so 1964 and a half.
JJ Jasper: Wow.
Tim Wildmon: Like on a. Like on a. An oval track or like a, you know, drag racing?
Caroline: Nope.
Caroline: Drag racing. Street racing.
JJ Jasper: 428, 427, 429. What'd you have in that Mustang?
Ed Vitagliano: 423. Whatever it takes.
JJ Jasper: What was it?
Caroline: It was a 302.
Caroline: Oh, wow.
JJ Jasper: 302 is about 300 horsepower though, huh? or 350 horsepower.
Caroline: I can, I can get them on takeoff. We used to run the strip in town and I can get them on takeoff. But never on a long haul.
Ed Vitagliano: Yes.
Caroline: Wow.
JJ Jasper: That's great. Hey.
The Holley Double Pumper was a mechanical carburetor
So back to the Holley double pumper. So, four Bell carburetor. And the older ones were vacuum. This was mechanical. And you run it on two barrels. And then anytime you wanted it to go fast, you floor it and automatically your four barrel would kick in and your vehicle just scream down the road. But good side, bad side. To that. You could also watch your gas gauge flicker. But those, they had the 600. Then they had a 650 then. Then the. One of the. Probably, would you say, Dottie, the most popular probably is 750.
Caroline: You know, I really don't know. It's been so long since I've been Into cars. I'm way out of it. But as soon as that question came up, I was like, oh, gosh, that's too easy.
JJ Jasper: That's right. Well, for car people, it is Impressed.
Ed Vitagliano: Yeah. Tim and I are slack jawed.
Tim Wildmon: The Holley Double Pumper, right?
JJ Jasper: Yes.
Tim Wildmon: Was also a roller coaster at Six Flags.
JJ Jasper: If it wasn't, it should have been. And then I went up to like 1150, but they were iconic. Real, real popular carburetors. Hey, Dottie, what's your question for us?
Tim Wildmon: One more time before we leave, Daddy.
Ed Vitagliano: Holly dolly pumper.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
JJ Jasper: Holly dolly is also a Christmas song. Holly jolly pumper.
Ed Vitagliano: It's a holly dolly pumper.
JJ Jasper: Dottie, what's your question for us?
Caroline: Well, at least he's not saying dumper.
Dottie: Little Ricky had a dog on I Love Lucy
Anyway, so on I Love Lucy. What is the, type of dog, the breed of dog that is Little Ricky's dog. I know. You thought I was going to ask its name.
JJ Jasper: I don't even remember him having a dog. I don't either remember eating all that chocolate on that conveyor belt.
Tim Wildmon: Little Ricky had a dog?
Ed Vitagliano: Little Ricky had a dog.
JJ Jasper: Wasn't that one of the first pages in our first book?
Caroline: First grade.
JJ Jasper: First grade reader and Jane.
Ed Vitagliano: Yes.
JJ Jasper: Look, Spot, look.
Caroline: Bingo.
Tim Wildmon: What's his name?
JJ Jasper: Oh, all right. We don't know, Dottie.
Ed Vitagliano: I'm gonna guess, I'm gonna guess Dachshund, but I have no idea. I didn't even know he had a dog. So this is a great question, Dottie. What's the answer?
Caroline: It's a Kern Terrier. And by the way, his name's Fred.
JJ Jasper: Fred. The current terrier.
Ed Vitagliano: You mean like the Fred and Ethel Fred?
Caroline: Yep, yep. He named him after Uncle Fred.
JJ Jasper: Okay, that's a lot of good trivia right there. Wow.
Tim Wildmon: I bet that got confusing, though.
JJ Jasper: Thank you for explaining that.
Ed Vitagliano: Here. Would you hear what I. Yeah, I like that. That's good.
JJ Jasper: Thanks for explaining that, Dottie.
Caroline: Yeah, my granddaughter Paris wanted me to ask that.
Tim Wildmon: All right.
JJ Jasper: Oh, well, thank her for it.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, Dottie, thank you so much. Thank you, thank you, thank you for the wealth of knowledge and, have a great weekend.
JJ Jasper: Before you go, those headers on that Mustang Hooker Cyclone. What kind of headers did you have?
Caroline: I really don't remember. It's been so long. I am 59 and I was 16 and 17 racing.
Caroline: Oh, wow.
Ed Vitagliano: Okay.
JJ Jasper: Well, thank you for, loving cars and loving Christian radio. God bless you. Have a great weekend.
David, welcome to Trivia Friday. Where do you live in Ohio, David
Ed Vitagliano: All right, guys, I think we're going to stay, in Ohio. What do you think David is on the line. David, welcome to Trivia Friday.
Caroline: Hey, good afternoon.
JJ Jasper: How are you?
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, great voice like that. Where do you live in Ohio, David?
Caroline: I just live a little bit south of Dottie. I live in Columbus. She's up in Delaware. And she also got my question.
JJ Jasper: Oh, you knew about that Holly double pump.
Tim Wildmon: That wasn't very neighborly, was it?
Caroline: If you, if you have two of those double punchers under the hood, you're really in trouble.
Tim Wildmon: Well, yeah, especially if you get a Holley double. Yeah, right Puncher.
JJ Jasper: David. So you remember those iconic, Holley carburetors, don't you?
Caroline: Of course. Everybody knows those. Well, everybody that's over. Well, you know, I've been 29 for 36 years, so everybody that's over 29 can remember those.
JJ Jasper: There you go. Now, what was, one of your favorite cars growing up?
Caroline: Well, my favorite car was my 69 Dodge Charger. I had it back when I was 16.
JJ Jasper: Oh, my word, what a, what a wonderful car. I had a,
Caroline: And that was, that was long before the Dukes of Hazzard.
JJ Jasper: That's right. I had a, I had a best friend that had one and we put a lot of miles and went on a lot of road, trips in that one.
Tim Wildmon: I just remember Trans Ams and Corvettes were the cool cars.
JJ Jasper: And you had that Trans Am with the big Bird, the Phoenix bird on
Ed Vitagliano: hood, that late 70s, early 80s, that was.
JJ Jasper: Who was the guy on the, that Bert Reynolds made that one popular.
Tim Wildmon: Which one? The Trans Am.
JJ Jasper: Yes, the Fire.
Caroline: He did.
Tim Wildmon: Do they, they, ah, still make Trans Ams today.
JJ Jasper: Is that, you know, I think Pontiac, actually. Did they go out of business, David?
Caroline: I think Pontiac. I don't know. I think they did go out of business. Well, you know, GM just, just. They're all GM cars.
JJ Jasper: Right. Well, listen, yeah, that 69, you have those toggle switches on the dash and just, Man, that was a good car.
Tim Wildmon: Wow.
JJ Jasper: You, want to ask answer or do both? Which one? Which one? You want to answer?
Caroline: I'll try, I'll try to answer the, the lawnmower question.
What are the two best selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
Tim Wildmon: All right, here's the question, that, David's going to answer from Columbus, and that is, what are the two best selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States?
Caroline: Well, we know what is Jon Deere.
Tim Wildmon: Yes.
Caroline: All right. Because the other guy just got. So I'm going to guess Kubota is the other one.
Tim Wildmon: Kubota with a K. Okay.
Caroline: Yeah. no, that's not it. Those are the orange ones. Kubota.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah. I, you know, here's what I have. Okay, we're running out of time.
Caroline: Let me guess. How about Sears Craftsman?
Tim Wildmon: Okay. They went out of business, I think,
Ed Vitagliano: right there, along with Pontiac.
Tim Wildmon: Okay, here's what I have written down. Jon Deere, number one, far and away.
Caroline: Yeah.
Tim Wildmon: And then Toro.
Caroline: Toro.
JJ Jasper: yeah, I've got Toro and red
Tim Wildmon: Toro and Cub Cadet.
JJ Jasper: Yeah. Okay, so 1, 2, 3, cub cadet, Jon Deere.
Tim Wildmon: Toro and Cub Cadet are the top three.
JJ Jasper: All right. Yeah.
Ed Vitagliano: But now the Husqvarna.
Caroline: Husqvarna.
Tim Wildmon: Ah.
Ed Vitagliano: And Craftsman.
Tim Wildmon: And Craftsman are in the top five.
JJ Jasper: Oh, wow. You were close, David.
Caroline: Yeah.
Tim Wildmon: You're in the top five. And Taro has the number one walk mower.
Ed Vitagliano: Okay.
Tim Wildmon: You know, the ride mower, the push mower.
Caroline: Yeah, right.
Tim Wildmon: the Toro, is the number one push mower. yeah. So anyway, there you go.
Caroline: I have one of those in my garage.
JJ Jasper: Hey, David, what's your question?
David: Who made the 440 six pack? David: Dodge
Tim Wildmon: Jon Deere has dominated
Caroline: a car. We'll stick it on the car theme here. This is a two part question. The first part is very easy. Who made the 446 pack? And the second part is, what does it mean by six pack?
JJ Jasper: Okay, the six pack, is, ah, the carburetors were always two barrel or four barrel. Pontiac came along with like early gto and they had three. I think he's talking about three deuces. Two, two and two, which was crazy. Whoever heard of a six barrel carburetor?
Caroline: But who made the. Who made the four hundred and forty six pack?
JJ Jasper: Four hundred and forty.
Tim Wildmon: This is sound like a cult.
JJ Jasper: You got a 446 pack? You've really been in the gym. No, I don't know. You got me. You got me stumped.
Caroline: I'm gonna give you a hint. I'm gonna give you a hint. It was one of my first cars. We just talked about.
JJ Jasper: Oh, okay, so you're talking about, ico. what was the name? icoa. The guy that designed the Mustang.
Caroline: No, no, no.
JJ Jasper: Dodge. I'm sorry.
Caroline: You said Charger.
JJ Jasper: I was thinking of the Lady Dottie with the, with the Mustang.
Caroline: Yours was the Dodge, mine was the Charger.
Tim Wildmon: You'll wake me when you're through.
JJ Jasper: No, sorry.
Ed Vitagliano: I don't know.
JJ Jasper: Hey, the Dodge. By the way, Dodge brothers or two brothers.
Caroline: It was Dodge. It was, it was Dodge. It made the 440 six pack.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah.
JJ Jasper: Okay.
Caroline: And the six pack. Of course, the six pack. You're right. It was three, two barrels. But it was also, three holley, two barrels.
JJ Jasper: There you go.
Ed Vitagliano: Holly. Right. Right back in it.
JJ Jasper: All right. Hey, thanks.
Ed Vitagliano: Yeah, thanks, David.
Tim Wildmon: No, it was a Holly. He said what now? I'm writing this down.
JJ Jasper: Yes, sir.
Tim Wildmon: The Holly. Holly two barrels. Hey, David, is that different from the
JJ Jasper: Holly Bumper Double Pumper? All right, thanks, buddy.
Caroline: There you go.
Ed Vitagliano: Hey, have a great weekend, David.
JJ Jasper: See, I'm telling you, there's a lot of car guys out there, a lot of gear heads.
Ed Vitagliano: I don't think we have, time for any more. yes, we dolly Levi on next week.
Tim Wildmon: Cindy can get if he's still there. Levi from. He called in from Iowa. He's been waiting a while. We'll get him on next week because we are out of time for this show.
JJ Jasper: I spent too much time in the garage.
Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
All right,
Ed Vitagliano: so under the US Constitution, only three cities have served as the nation's capital. What are they?
Caroline: Guys?
Tim Wildmon: You guys know NewSong York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. you are correct, sir.
JJ Jasper: Wow.
Ed Vitagliano: And then the phrase dog days of summer come comes from the Romans observing that dogs were less active when summer was hottest. Is that true or false?
JJ Jasper: I'm gonna say false.
Tim Wildmon: I'll go. True.
Ed Vitagliano: It is false. It comes from Sirius the dog Star, which the Greeks and Romans noticed rose alongside the sun during the summer months.
JJ Jasper: here's what I've got. Easy One Campus, ministry. Fca. What are the fellowship?
Ed Vitagliano: Christian athletes.
JJ Jasper: Yes. And then infamous traitor. What was that guy's name?
Ed Vitagliano: Benedict Arnold.
JJ Jasper: Right?
Tim Wildmon: Joe.
JJ Jasper: Yeah. And they got eggs named after him.
Ed Vitagliano: He's married to Holly.
JJ Jasper: Yes.
Tim Wildmon: Trader Joe.
JJ Jasper: You have any left, Tim?
Tim Wildmon: No, I don't. Everybody got a. Mine are all gone. I had three and three ranches.
JJ Jasper: We got two things. B, have yourself a safe weekend. And if you're in Indiana, Illinois, NewSong Jersey, keep an eye out for alligators.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah, they're creeping north.
Ed Vitagliano: They're creeping north.
JJ Jasper: Yes. Like fire ants.
Tim Wildmon: Yeah, you see them coming.
Ed Vitagliano: Especially if it's a pack of them.
Tim Wildmon: Right?
Ed Vitagliano: Step aside, folks. Just let them go.
Tim Wildmon: They may have short arms, but don't let them fool you. All right, we're out of time. Thank you for yours. If, we hope you have a wonderful weekend. Thanks for listening. we have this show on podcast. If you want to go to afr.net just hit trivia Friday and we got all kind of Trivia Friday podcasts there. See you on Monday.
Tim, Ed, and JJ play trivia
(00:00) This is Trivia Friday on American Family Radio
(00:42) Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
(03:36) What is the northernmost state in the US with a native population of alligators
(05:39) Is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod? True or false
(07:41) Luke calls in with Trivia Friday question from Hope, Arkansas
(08:22) What are the two best Selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
(09:31) Home of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. And one of those was a good governor
(10:29) Are there any pockets of alligators in Ohio that you know of
(13:14) The Holley Double Pumper was a mechanical carburetor
(14:41) Dottie: Little Ricky had a dog on I Love Lucy
(16:27) David, welcome to Trivia Friday. Where do you live in Ohio, David
(18:47) What are the two best selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
(20:13) David: Who made the 440 six pack? David: Dodge
(22:33) Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
Tim, Ed, and JJ play trivia
(00:00) This is Trivia Friday on American Family Radio
(00:42) Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
(03:36) What is the northernmost state in the US with a native population of alligators
(05:39) Is there such a thing as a plastic welding rod? True or false
(07:41) Luke calls in with Trivia Friday question from Hope, Arkansas
(08:22) What are the two best Selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
(09:31) Home of Bill Clinton and Governor Huckabee. And one of those was a good governor
(10:29) Are there any pockets of alligators in Ohio that you know of
(13:14) The Holley Double Pumper was a mechanical carburetor
(14:41) Dottie: Little Ricky had a dog on I Love Lucy
(16:27) David, welcome to Trivia Friday. Where do you live in Ohio, David
(18:47) What are the two best selling riding lawnmower brands in the United States
(20:13) David: Who made the 440 six pack? David: Dodge
(22:33) Only three cities have served as the nation's capital under the Constitution
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