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TeaBag
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Knows 30187 facts
Contributor - Joined Mon 18 Sep 06Remove Friend Challenge TeaBag |
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| Chronography | | A Record of Past Time or History |
Longest single facting session: 490 minutes
Addiction factor: Hi, my name is TeaBag and I'm a factoholic.
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TeaBag has contributed 2868 facts on Famous Last Words, Fiction - Classic Children's, Fiction - General, Patron Saints, Nicknames - Female, Songs in Films, Sporting Trophies, Zodiac, Ships' Captains, Vocalists, Albums of the 2000s, Albums of the 1980s, Directors - Narrative Feature Films, Australian Prime Ministers - Dates, Australian Prime Ministers - Parties, Albums of the 1990s, Livestock, TV Characters, Bridges, Butlers, Australian Bank Notes, Poetry Opening Lines, Irish Themed Films, Slang - Aussie, Straits, Discoveries, One Hit Wonders - U.K. and U.S., Perfumes, Celebrity Perfumes and Fragrances, Fiction - Mystery Crime and Thrillers, Lovely Songs, Books - Children's Picture Books, Chick Flicks, Australian Regional Cities, Macropods - Latin Names, Books for Cooks, Paintings, Women in History, Festivals and Special Events, The Seven Dwarfs, Comedy Albums , Sounds of the 2000s, Gangs, Sounds of the 1990s, Albums of the 1970s, Songs About You, Songs of Day and Night, Road Movies, Beaches, Fictional Animals, The Little Golden Book, Trios, Natural Disasters, Famous Cats, Airport Codes, City Nicknames, Movie Taglines, Movie Scores, Australian Police In Drama Series, Australian Films, Capes and Headlands, Phobias, Fiction - Science Fiction and Fantasy, Museums of the World, Major Female Leads, Landmarks, Fictional Doctors - TV, Books - Autobiographies, Authors - Films Based On Books, Sounds of the 1980s, Songs About Cars, Sydney Train Network, Bays of the British Isles, Islands, Lifespans, World Leaders, Celebrity Heights, Film Stars - Female, The Miles Franklin Award for Australian Literature, Native Animals, Forts and Castles, Fruit and Vegetable Varieties, Film Settings, TV Show Creators, World Lakes, Birthplaces, Movies of the 1940s, Mountain Passes, Best of British TV Comedy, Best of Australian TV Comedy, Quotations, Notable Voice Actors, Diseases, Sports Personalities, Movies of the 1930s, Movies of the 1950s, Movies of the 1990s, Movies of the 1960s, Movies of the 2000s, Middle Names, Movies of the 1980s, Famous Horses, New Zealand, Food and Drink - Ingredients, Sounds of the 1960s, Scales, Common Threads 1, Who's Who from Ireland, Movies of the 1970s, Final TV Episode Names, Australian Playwrights, Birthdates, Jazz Albums, Musicians, Mountain Locations, 19th Century Events, Comic Creators, Shared Names, BAFTA Award for Best Actor, Horse Racing - The Melbourne Cup, Song Titles - Missing Place Names, Inventors, Famous African-Americans, Movies of the 1920s, Australian State and Territory Emblems, Disney, How Many, Strange Place Names, Time 'Person of the Year', U.S. President Trivia, Notable Trees, Australian Coinage, Match the Book to the War, Match the Film to the War, Fictional Sea Captains, Diet Deficiencies, Hymns - Songwriters, Fiction - Children's and Young Adults and Fiction - Romance. Here are the three most recent:| Philip K. Dick | | A Scanner Darkly |
The semi-autobiographical story is set in a dystopian Orange County, California in the then-future of June 1994. It includes an extensive portrayal of drug culture and drug use. Winner of the BSFA Awards.
| Stephen King and Peter Straub | | The Talisman |
1984 fantasy novel. Although receiving mixed reviews the original hardbound edition spent 12 weeks as #1 on New York Times Best Seller List with a total of 23 weeks in total on the list. Publishers Weekly listed it as #1 for 11 weeks, with a total of 26 weeks on the list.
| Lian Hearn | | Across the Nightingale Floor |
2002. Pen name of Australian Children's Author Gillian Rubinstein. set in a fictional world based on feudal Japan. The Tales of the Otori series have been sold into 36 countries and have been world wide best sellers. The series initially consisted of a trilogy: Across the Nightingale Floor, Grass for His Pillow, and Brilliance of the Moon. It was followed by a sequel, The Harsh Cry of the Heron, and a prequel, Heaven's Net is Wide.
Recent Topics by TeaBag
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| Brainoff on Hymns - Songwriters by TeaBag |
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| Hymns and Composers by TeaBag |
17 | 471 | Thu 18 Dec 08 by JMK |
| Diet Deficiencies by TeaBag |
11 | 417 | Sun 14 Dec 08 by wabzy |
| Brainoff on Hotels of the World by TeaBag |
1 | 192 | Tue 2 Dec 08 by Factacular.com |
| Brainoff on Random Factor by TeaBag |
7 | 260 | Tue 4 Nov 08 by Factacular.com |
| Rally on Random Factor by TeaBag |
7 | 240 | Sat 1 Nov 08 by Factacular.com |
| Brainoff on Quotations by TeaBag |
4 | 249 | Fri 17 Oct 08 by Factacular.com |
| Rally on Academy Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role by TeaBag |
12 | 298 | Mon 1 Sep 08 by TeaBag |
| Rally on Members Home Locations by TeaBag |
13 | 306 | Mon 25 Aug 08 by Factacular.com |
| Rally on Random Factor by TeaBag |
6 | 211 | Mon 25 Aug 08 by Factacular.com |