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| This singer, born Marvin Lee Aday, was a vegetarian for 15 years of his life. | |
| In Disney's 1942 film ''Bambi'', the title character befriends a rabbit called Thumper and a skunk by this name. | |
| Dennis Wilson, the drummer of this ''surf rock'' group, drowned in 1983. | |
| William James Morrison of Nashville and Josef Delarose Lascaux of New Orleans, two men who filed patents for cotton candy (fairy floss) machines, held this occupation. | |
| Commonly heard during the seventh-inning stretch, this song was composed by two people who had never been to a baseball game. | |
| German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche, widely known for his ''God is dead'' statement, had a father and grandfather with this occupation. | |
| Former rodeo rider Wayne McLaren, who appeared in advertisements as ''The Marlboro Man'' in 1976, died from cancer of this organ. | |
| Marc Summers, the host of this mess-filled game show first aired on the children's TV network Nickelodeon, had obsessive-compulsive disorder. | |
| Home to such celebrities as Björk and...um...Björk, this European island country has the world's greatest number of hot springs. | |
| The only member of ZZ Top not to sport an abundance of facial hair on his chin had this surname. | |
| I killed your answer. | |
| Pound your head against a wall 3 times before answering again. | |
| ''Your answer is dead.'' -- apeminkie | |
| Drunk Sporcling, are we? | |
| Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk Björk! | |
Colors of the Rainbow
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