We'll this is my official 5,000th post, so I thought I'd try and make it a bit interesting. I've come up with a series of 20 questions for all you Rogues out there to answer. Most are WWII related, with a few general knowledge questions thrown in for good measure. Before you start, I'll give you a hint that will make much more sense once you get through a few questions: this Otto Quiz is both much easier, and much harder than you first think upon reading it. I'll post the results when the time is right. There is only one rule, you can answer only one question. that means it will take 20 different Rogues to complete this Quiz! Here we go... This tonnage king's motto was "One torpedo, one ship (answered by Slipdigit) This Jewish man published the diary of his daughter, a girl who at just 15 years old died a Victim of the Holocaust. (answered by hamburg) This fictional 'Mann' is the school bus driver for Springfield Elementary School. (answered by 36thva) After the July 20, 1944 attempt of Hitler's life, this commando spent 36 straight hours in charge of the Wehrmacht's central command center, where he helped put down the fledgling uprising. (answered by WotNoChad?) Known for his extreme grit and determination while a member of the Oakland Raiders, this American Footballer is considered one of the 100 best players of all time. (answered by Gotthard Heinrici) Given command of an Einsatzgruppe by none other than Reinhard Heydrich, this man testified at Nuremberg that his command was responsible for approximately 100,000 executions. (answered by Autowin) This man played in several classic WWII films, but its probably most famous for his role as an opportunistic German Tiger tank commander. (answered by CDNZipperhead) [This scientist and celebrated explorer of the Arctic was awarded "Hero of the USSR" in 1937. (answered by IcecreamLtDan) This German Olympic swimming champion won 6 gold medals at the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games. (answered by Joe) Persecuted by the Nazi regime, this German artist was noted for his ruthless and harshly realistic depictions of the brutality of war. (answered by macrusk) This Luftwaffe expert who was killed during air combat in 1945, was known as "the Annihilator of Sturmoviks" (answered by Erich) This bruising hockey player won the Stanley Cup with the The Calgary Flames in the 88–89 Season. (answered by chewy) A practitioner of "Realpolitik" this man was became the very first Chancellor of Germany. (answered by resq) The world's largest mail order company. (answered by mikebatzel) With other exiled Czechs, this pilots flew Spitfires while with the RAF's No. 313 Squadron. (answered by Wessex Wyvern) In a cult '80's film, this character works for a small-time automobile repossession agency. (answered by PzJgr) This Panzer commander took his Tiger into "the mud", when he served with a 'schwere Panzer-Abteilung' (answered by TiredOldSoldier) This is Finland's ATM interbank network (an easy one for Kai-Petri). (answered by Kai-Petri) The name of Sgt. 1st Class Orville P. Snorkel's dog. (answered by dgmitchell) This world-famous webmaster and computer nerd has thousands of adoring fans across the globe! (Well, he at least has two adoring dogs and an extremely patient wife) (answered by Za Rodinu) How's that for # 5,000?
It is indeed Joel Otto. That's three, #'s 12, 13 and 20 are gone! Remember, you can answer only one question.
17. This Panzer commander took his Tiger into "the mud", when he served with a 'schwere Panzer-Abteilung'[/qute] Otto Carius?
A man after my own heart. You picked and correctly answered my favourite "Otto" question by far. You are correct! You are correct sir. Now we have 5 down, #'s 7, 12, 13, 17, and 20. I didn't know you were one of those Westernized Commonwealth Canucks Adam!
Correct! dgm, that was question # 19, so that one's off the list. Sorry no EvilGuy. The question #2 reads: "This Jewish man published the diary of his daughter, a girl who at just 15 years old died a Victim of the Holocaust." So far six questions gone, #'s 7, 12, 13, 17, 19, and 20.
There seems to be a theme here.... I say to no 18 "Otto" is the correct answer.... The word "Otto" means "withdrawal" in Finnish. ( Also a name over here,too )
#15 With other exiled Czechs, this pilots flew Spitfires while with the RAF's No. 313 Squadron. Otto Špaček Otto Å*paÄek - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Otto can you edit your post #1 to show which ones are answered.
I'm doing that right now. WW, you are correct, but I should cancel your answer for not even trying to hide the fact you used Google!