Trivial Shenanigans Remembered Mystery Cache

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Hidden : 1/1/2012
Difficulty:
2 out of 5
Terrain:
1 out of 5

Size: Size: micro (micro)

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Geocache Description:

This cache is to commemorate the Trivial Shenanigans event held on the 28th of January 2012. It was the first event ever organised by Palopinto and NyletaM, and was to celebrate both their birthdays.

 Please note, we are aware there are security camera's in the area, however management have approved the cache and staff are aware of it.

ROUND 1
1. Who had hits with both “Bohemian Rhapsody” and “Stairway to Heaven” in Britain?
2. Where does an acrophobic not want to be taken?
3. Which European island has a coastal ring road almost a thousand miles long?
4. Which company had a name that is Japanese for “leave luck to heaven?”
5. How many points was each dot swallowed by PacMan worth?
6. What colour balls get hit in Alaska's annual Bering Sea Ice Golf Classic?
7. Who has appeared on the covers of over 500 magazines since being discovered in a German disco in 1987?
8. How many gears are on the average unicycle?

 ROUND 2
1. What does JRR stand for?
2. In which country was Tolkien born?
3. How many rings of power did the elves hold?
4. How old was Bilbo in the beginning of the Lord of the Rings?
5. How many Nazgul were there?
6. What was the name of Aragon's father?
7. What is Treebeard?
8. What was Gollum's real name?

 ROUND 3
1. Which African called his autobiography “Long Walk to Freedom?”
2. What is Buffy the Vampire Slayer's last name?
3. What is the official language of Mali?
4. What do Japanese sashimi fans call the puffer fish?
5. What blockbuster movie's working title was “The Ship of Dreams?”
6. What is moving away from the earth at an average rate of 12mm per year?
7. Who is the cat in the Simpons' “Itchy and Scratchy?”
8. Which Great Train Robber returned to Britain after 35 years on the run and went straight to prison?

 ROUND 4
1. What F-word did the Emperor use to describe Luke Skywalker’s skills?
2. What movie did Star Wars surpass in 1997 to become the highest-grossing film of all time?
3. Whose head doubled as a drink tray on Jabba’s sail barge?
4. What colour are Chewbacca’s eyes?
5. What small creatures inhabit high treetop villages?
6. Who noted, “There’s no mystical energy field that controls my destiny”?
7. What creatures are rumoured to rip people’s arms out of their sockets when they lose at games?
8. Who employs a six-breasted dancer in Return of the Jedi?

 ROUND 5
1. What’s the most frequently ingested mood-altering drug?
2. What country’s golf enthusiasts offer balls and tees to the “golf Goddess of Mercy” statue in front of the Zensho temple?
3. What is the minimum number of bars and abacus must have to be of practical use?
4. What movie has Anjelica Huston coo to Raul Julia: “You frightened me. Do it again”?
5. What’s the world’s largest desert, as determined by the least precipitation?
6. What Muppet advised: “Never eat anything at one sitting that you can’t lift”?
7. What aquatic sport does a “wet bob” pursue during Eton’s summer term?
8. Which Queensland town claims to be the largest city (in area) in the world?

 ROUND 6
1. How many times a year are residents of Kentucky required by law to bathe?
2. Who once observed: “This is America. You can’t make a horse testify against himself”?
3. What do Australians eat 5kg of per person per year?
4. Which TV series’ characters include Lister and Cat?
5. What does rock star Marvin Lee Aday’s wife like to call herself?
6. What colour are emu eggs?
7. What 1960 Kirk Douglas epic features Roman soldiers wearing wristwatches?
8. Which sci-fi writer is credited with predicting laptop computers and satellite communications?

 S27 22.ABC E153 02.DEF

A = Round 4, Question 3, Second letter
B = Round 1, Question 5, First letter
C = Round 3, Which questions answer is Fugu?
D = Round 6, Question 1, Letters in answer multiplied 2
E = Round 5, Question 3, First letter
F = Round 2, Question 1, Number of letters in name starting with J

Additional Hints (Decrypt)

Chmmyr: Lbh'yy arrq gb hfr pbeerpg tenzzne jura qrevivat gur nafjref gb rafher lbh trg gur terra unaq. TM: Lrc vg vf ba gur boivbhf srngher.

Decryption Key

A|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|I|J|K|L|M
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N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U|V|W|X|Y|Z

(letter above equals below, and vice versa)


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