How old is the famous cartoon character, Donald Duck? Hint: People years, not duck years. Yesterday’s Question: Name the Sears brand of ‘jeans’ (advertised as sturdy but nice enough for school)?? Answer:   Tough Skins Jeans.  Have a great night.  

  Name Sears brand of ‘jeans’ (advertised as sturdy but nice enough for school)? Hint: It’s not a Levi’s or Wrangler’s (think back to the 70’s). Yesterday’s Question: What was the name of the off brand (ie cheap) version of Converse All-Stars? Answer:   May Pops or Slip Grips.  Have a great night.  

  What was the name of the off brand (ie cheap) version of Converse All-Stars? Hint: It’s not a Shox, Pumps or Air Sunny’s (think back to the 70’s). Yesterday’s Question: Teachers always advise you to put on one of these to help you remember the answers? Answer:   A Thinking Cap.  Have a great night.  

  Teachers always advise you to put on one of these to help you remember the answers? Hint: It’s not a Football Helmet or Baseball Cap, but very close. Yesterday’s Question: Name the clear brownish glue that schools used before Elmer’s? Answer:   Mucilage.  Have a great night.  

  Name the clear brownish glue that schools used before Elmers? Hint: It’s not Super Glue. Yesterday’s Question: What was the largest size box (count) of Crayola Crayons? Answer:   120 or 150.  In 2006, Crayola came out with a limited edition clear plastic tower of 150 crayons with built in sharpener, but the largest in normal production was 120.  

  What was the largest size of Crayola Crayons? Hint: It not 8, 12 or 16. Yesterday’s Question: What sandwich and lunch item do “choosy mothers choose”? Answer:   Jif.  Yesterday’s Holiday Bonus Question: Name the company that coined the phrase “lunch box”? Answer:   Thermos.  Have a great night.      

  Name the company that coined the phrase “lunch box”? Hint: No brown paper bag, nor was it GLAD. Yesterday’s Question: Do you have any special plans this Labor Day? Answer:   Mini Cookout.  Sunny and family decided to take it easy this Labor Day with a small barbeque. Close to home and closer to the computer. Have a great holiday.