10. What is the word—uncommon in the 1850s but common today—that Walt Whitman used in the first line (and thus title) of his nine-section poem from Leaves of Grass in which he "sings" a celebration of physicality and the human "body"? BADONKADONK #LL106 #bestwronganswers

11. The word "Sparrow" often appears in the names of social clubs organized around what game, as its name roughly translates to sparrow in English and the sounds of the game are said to evoke the birds' sounds? COMPETITIVE BIRD-SQUEEZING #LL106 #bestwronganswers

Speaking officially as the host of Jeopardy!, Cal Raleigh is the correct MVP vote.

12. According to a mega-hit released in 2007 by Flo Rida featuring T-Pain, what did Shawty get? TALLER, EVENTUALLY #LL106 #bestwronganswers

13. In the geographical mnemonic HOMES, what does the "H" stand for? FOR THE WAY YOU HOOK AT ME #LL106 #bestwronganswers

14. What energetic small dog breed, named for the English clergyman who developed it in the 19th century from the fox terrier, was bred to drive foxes from their dens? AN ANTHROPOMORPHIC DOG WHO LOWKEY DGAF #LL106 #bestwronganswers

15. Flour, salt, butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar, vanilla extract, eggs, Nestle Toll House Semi-Sweet Chocolate Morsels, & chopped nuts are ingredients in Nestle toll house chocolate chip cookies with what ingredient missing? THE BLOOD OF THE FIRST-BORN KEEBLER ELF #LL106 #bestwronganswers

Happy LL106 Opening Day, LLamas! Also less happily, to those who observe, condolences on "Oh Man I Thought I Was Registered" Day.

It's LL106 new player invitation day! We welcome our newcomers, and hope you enjoy a respite from the current societal hellhole in LL. (Also a hellhole, but a marginally nicer hellhole.)

1. In photography, the brightness of an image is determined by the "exposure triangle" of aperture, shutter speed, and a third factor which is a measure of the sensitivity of the camera's sensor to light. This third factor is what? REMEMBERING TO TAKE THE LENS CAP OFF #LL105 #bestwronganswers

2. For good reasons, the word RELENTS will likely never be the solution in the Bonus Round of what game show that debuted on NBC in 1975? DON'T SAY RELENTS #LL105 #bestwronganswers

3. A knee kicker, seam iron, tack strips, and special utility knife are all tools often used for the installation of what? WINDOWS 95 #LL105 #bestwronganswers

4. A love triangle of sorts, among the Cowgirl, Head Wrangler, and Rancher's Daughter, provides the storyline for the first section of what 1942 ballet? WHERE THE DEER AND THE ANTELOPE PLIÉ #LL105 #bestwronganswers

5. "We tell ourselves stories in order to live" is the famous opening line of "The White Album", the title essay in a critically acclaimed 1979 collection by what journalist, novelist, playwright, memoirist, and screenwriter? NICOLE KIDMAN IN THAT AMC MOVIE COMMERCIAL #LL105 #bestwronganswers

6. Goldbach's conjecture states that every even integer greater than two is the sum of two what? GROWN-UP INTEGERS WHO LOVE EACH OTHER VERY MUCH #LL105 #bestwronganswers

7. In the following luxurious and delectable list of terms, what word would most typically fill in the blank? Aperitivo, [BLANK], primo, secondo, contorno, insalata, formaggi e frutta, dolce, caffè, digestivo. ENDLESS BREADSTICKS #LL105 #bestwronganswers

8. The West African city originally named Christopolis, founded by the American Colonization Society in 1822, was changed to what new (and current) name in 1824? CHRISTANBUL (NOT CHRISTO-PONOPLE) #LL105 #bestwronganswers

9. What tagline was used as the title of the Oscar-winning 1952 Cecil B. DeMille film set in a circus, and starring Charlton Heston, Betty Hutton, Cornel Wilde, and James Stewart? BEN HUR: DONE THAT #LL105 #bestwronganswers

10. What "king of chefs and chef of kings" created the kitchen brigade system and is widely credited with modernizing French haute cuisine? CHARLES DIVERTISSEMENT FROMAGE #LL105 #bestwronganswers

11. 10th-c. Anglo-Saxon king Æthelstan is regarded as the first king of a unified England, but what king—his grandfather—claimed kingship over all Anglo-Saxons and thus may have a claim? He is (so far) the only native English monarch known as "The Great". ÆTHEL MERMAN #LL105 #bestwronganswers

12. What archaeological site at the northern tip of Newfoundland was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978, nearly 1,000 years after its establishment as a Norse settlement? ACTUALLYQUITEOLDFOUNDLAND #LL105 #bestwronganswers

13. Scottish Fold, Ragdoll, Russian Blue, and Turkish Van are all different types of what? NEW YORK'S HOTTEST CLUBS #LL105 #bestwronganswers

14. What "king of chefs and chef of kings" created the kitchen brigade system and is widely credited with modernizing French haute cuisine? A GUY BEING CONTROLLED BY A RAT #LL105 #bestwronganswers

15. A love triangle of sorts, among the Cowgirl, Head Wrangler, and Rancher's Daughter, provides the storyline for the first section of what 1942 ballet? BALLET-ZING SADDLES #LL105 #bestwronganswers

1. Secure windows with plywood for extra protection. 2. Strengthen doors using storm-rated materials 3. Apply weather stripping to seal gaps & stop water intrusion 4. Install clips to reinforce connection between roof & walls 5. Stabilize with ground anchors or concrete blocks 6. #LL105 has arrived.

1. The retail establishment widely cited as the first legitimate department store opened its doors to provide a "good bargain" to local Parisians in 1838. What was the name of this store? JE SUIS PENNEY #LL104 #bestwronganswers

2. In blues legend John Lee Hooker's classic tale of woe from 1966—first recorded by Amos Milburn and later by George Thorogood & the Destroyers—he finds solace in one each of a trio of drinks. What are those 3 drinks? RYE, KEFFIR, GIN (TOUCHED FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME) #LL104 #bestwronganswers

3. Marshall McLuhan, the 20th-century media theorist and author of The Gutenberg Galaxy and Understanding Media, is credited with coining in the first chapter of that latter work the expression "the medium is the [BLANK]". BEST VALUE AT ONLY 25 CENTS MORE THAN THE SMALL #LL104 #bestwronganswers

4. If a molecule is repelled by water, it is termed hydrophobic. What is the corresponding opposite term for a molecule attracted to water? HYDROCURIOUS #LL104 #bestwronganswers

5. What term is used for religious movements, primarily found in Melanesia since the late 1800s and during Western colonization, in which adherents believe that the arrival of a supernatural shipment of goods sent by spirits will signal a new paradise? DEUS FEDEX MACHINA #LL104 #bestwronganswers

6. Although it occurs at least once (and often many times) in many Division I games today, what was banned in NCAA college basketball prior to the 1967-68 season (after Lew Alcindor's sophomore year at UCLA) until 1976? DRAGGING WALTON AND LANIER UP AND DOWN THE COURT #LL104 #bestwronganswers

7. Derived from a word meaning "to stride over" (or perhaps "to leg over"), what term in poetry describes the continuation of a sentence or phrase from one line to the next without punctuation or pause? RIKER MANEUVER #LL104 #bestwronganswers

8. What Major League Baseball franchise modified its team name in 2008? The change may not have been due to criticism from Christian groups, but it was immediately followed by a dramatic change in the team's results. CORPUS CHRISTI CRISPY CORPSES #LL104 #bestwronganswers

9. What word is often used for the effigies burned in the UK on the evening of November 5, the anniversary of the Gunpowder Plot? It has come to be roughly synonymous with "men". MOTHERFAWKERS #LL104 #bestwronganswers

10. What is the English title of the 1931 painting often accurately described as "the one with the melting clocks"? FLAVA FLAV HAS BEEN IN THE SAUNA TOO LONG #LL104 #bestwronganswers

11. The total pool of prize money during the first season of what TV show, which premiered in September 2021, ultimately amounted to ₩45.6 billion? ₩HO ₩ANTS TO BE A ₩ILLIONAIRE #LL104 #bestwronganswers

12. A quantity of Mg(OH)2 in a liquid suspension with various inactive ingredients (and no other active ingredients) is a laxative and antacid known by what name? A CRUNCHWRAP SUPREME #LL104 #bestwronganswers

13. The bowler-hatted gentleman in 1964's The Son of Man is a self-portrait of what Walloon? WALLOOUIGI #LL104 #bestwronganswers

14. In early 2002, the euro replaced the schilling, franc (three different ones), markka, deutschmark, drachma, pound, guilder, escudo, and peseta. One currency is missing from this list—what is its name? KOHL'S CASH #LL104 #bestwronganswers

15. What gland, named for its shape and located deep in the brain near the corpus callosum, synthesizes the hormone melatonin, and thus plays a significant role in biological rhythms such as the sleep-wake cycle? CEREBRAL SNORETEX #LL104 #bestwronganswers

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It’s January 20, which means only one thing — best wishes to all on MLK Day. Well, and exactly one other thing — it’s LL104 New Player Invitation Day. Welcome to all our new LLamas. Don’t forget to grab one of Betty’s famous peanut butter squares. They’re on the table over by the piano.

1. While virtually non-existent in the US (and unavailable for purchase), one car has been Europe's best-seller since 2017 for retail sales (at least according to its manufacturer's own press release). Identify this Renault-owned Romanian vehicle. VLAD THE IMPALA #LL103 #bestwronganswers

2. A class of chemical compounds that contain an oxygen-oxygen single bond, often indicated as —O—O—, are known as what (i.e., compounds that contain this bond have this word in their names)? COCONUT BRA #LL103 #bestwronganswers

3. Bryan Cranston won a Tony Award for Best Actor in 2019 for his portrayal of news anchor Howard Beale in what play, which was adapted for the stage by British playwright Lee Hall? METH OF A SALESMAN #LL103 #bestwronganswers

4. Who famously and floridly mocked opponents of US involvement in Vietnam as "an effete corps of impudent snobs" and "nattering nabobs of negativism", only to later plead no contest to income tax evasion, subsequently withdrawing from office & public life? FOGHORN LEGHORN #LL103 #bestwronganswers

5. A severed pig's head is the titular object in what classic novel published in 1954? BOAR'S HEAD REVISITED #LL103 #bestwronganswers

6. Much of the groundwork for human understanding of geometry and mathematical logic was laid in a book written by Euclid around 300 BCE. What is that book's name (in English)? ARE YOU THERE, GOD? IT'S ME, EUCLID. #LL103 #bestwronganswers

7. Circles with a radius of 15 feet (and thus a circumference of 30π feet), of which there are five in total, are a key component in the game play of what sport? π-EATING CONTEST #LL103 #bestwronganswers

8. What word, not a neologism but not in frequent use at the time, was popularized by Warren G. Harding in the US presidential election of 1920, with his promise to bring the country back to a calm social and political order after the turmoil of the Wilson years? CHILLAX #LL103 #bestwronganswers