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Newsgroups: net.games.trivia
Subject: Re: trivial pursuit error
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Date: Fri, 21-Mar-86 11:30:59 EST
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Posted: Fri Mar 21 11:30:59 1986
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In article <2829@reed.UUCP>, jean@reed.UUCP (Regina James Rudden) says:
     
>While playing Trivial Pursuit, a question arose about the validity
>of an answer. The question was; " What is the largest sea bird
>(aquatic bird)?" The answer, albatross. The person recieving the
>question argued that the king penguin is larger than the albatross.
>Help!? If anyone can help us with this dispute , please send e-mail or
>reply to the net.
     
This should probably be x-posted to net.birds or something, but I
should assume that the game meant purely aquatic birds.  I think
the penguin lives on land, but can swim into the water for food.
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