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Electronic Banking Edition
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Monopoly Junior Disney Channel Edition
Transformers Monopoly
Monopoly Express
Simpsons Monopoly
A Christmas Story Monopoly
Tropical Tycoon DVD Edition
Monopoly: Spider-Man
Pirates of the Caribbean Monopoly
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New York City Monopoly
America's National Parks Monopoly
NASCAR Nextel Cup Series Edition
James Bond 007 Monopoly
Monopoly: The Card Game
My NFL Monopoly
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Harley Davidson Monopoly
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US Marines Monopoly
My Marvel Heroes Monopoly
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ESPN Monopoly
John Deere Monopoly
and many more!

What country did Siam become?

Whose 1916 presidential campaign slogan was: "He kept us out of war"?

What's Columbo's first name?

Who was the last bare-knuckle heavyweight boxing champion?

Which have a better chance of running you down on land, alligators or crocodiles?

Find Your Favorite Question!

It was 1984 (I think), and I was just smart and weird enough -- and my mom divorced enough -- that when my mom got together with her church friends, they became my friends, too. One Sunday afternoon -- as so often occurred that year -- we all sat in one of our social group's living rooms enjoying a lively game of Trivial Pursuit.

The game was being played in teams -- male v. female. I do not recall who was winning at the time of the occurrence I wish to retell. I do not recall which side was the victor.

What remains in my memory is the asking and answering of a question which went down something like this:

-- Question (asked by the males of the females) -- In 1980 (I think), how many mustard yellow cars did Volvo sell?

My mom's face turned pseudo-sour as she ingested the query. Her teammates hemmed and hawed.

It should be mentioned for attempted historical reference, that in those years Volvo sold a putrid yellow color that made many an onlooker gawk as it passed -- or more accurately, as it sat on the lot as you passed it. And so it should be stated, everyone in the game knew of which Volvos the question asked.

Minutes passed as my mom and her team debated what to guess, and wondered how this sadistic question could not be multiple choice. To be sure, we men -- okay, I was but 13 -- felt there would be no credit given for a correct answer in this case.

Finally, a guess from the girls -- "Let's say seven-hundred-something. Okay, what's the something? Well, the year in the question is 1980, so let's say, seven..."

I wish to include here that as we guys who had looked at the back of the Trivial Pursuit card heard the guess was going to be seven-hundred-anything, our eyes widened. You see, the answer on the card's back was "719" (again, as I recall). Still, surely -- I thought -- since the opposing team was drawing their guess from the year in the question, we were safe.

Surely, the women would go for 780. Alas, the anomaly was my mom. I say to you humbly, Mother's decisions cannot be predicted.

The guess from my mother, speaking for the team, "Oh! Oh! (blurting) 719!"

Mother, what a riddle!

--Reg Brittain

Scholarship! Collect $20,000
Study for exams. Miss next turn.
Inheritance. Collect $10,000
Your buddies crash your car. Pay $5,000 if not insured.
Ski accident. Pay $5,000
Cycle to work.
Win lottery! Collect $50,000
STOP You may BUY A HOUSE Draw Deed
Baby boy!
Win talent show. Collect $10,000
Pay Day
Attend Hollywood movie premiere. Pay $5,000
Stock market soars! Collect 1 stock.
Trade salary card with any player.
Learn CPR.
Tornado hits house! Pay $125,000 if not insured.
Tennis camp. Pay $25,000
Mid-life crisis. Start new career.
Help the homeless.
College. Pay $50,000 per child.
Spin again if not in lead.
Hire jockey for your racehorse. Pay $65,000
Plant a tree.
You're a grandparent!
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