John F. Hamilton

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@Hot_Pepper76 Fun Fact: Eddie did joking ask for a six-pack of beer and a dance lesson from Michael Jackson, though.

Which legendary rock guitarist played the solo on Michael Jackson's 1982 hit "Beat It" and did it for free? Jimmy Page Eddie Van Halen Joe Perry Slash

@RatGuard1 @Hot_Pepper76 I was at the Police/A Flock of Seagulls show and then drove up and saw them again later that week.

@JohnCoolTrivia @Hot_Pepper76 If it was Police/Go Gos and Police/Flock of Sea Gulls in the earlyish 80s, we were at the same shows.

What Kinks song includes the line, "You drink champagne and it tastes just like cherry cola"?

@clutchtimex @Jacobtheclipper The shortest known human evolution ever in 400,000 years is for the people in the mountains of Tibet at about 3,000 years. Human evolution has never taken 50-100 years.

@JohnCoolTrivia @Jacobtheclipper Yup, that's just human evolution

Remastered full HD footage 🔥 Over 30 years later and NOBODY flys like Mike did 🐐

@hoptastic12 @jonnyrmitch The Beatles play incredibly complex music. What is you music background and what are your Top Ten bands?

@JohnCoolTrivia @jonnyrmitch Cool story. They are as basic as you can get.

The most overrated band of all time?

In 30 years, in 2056, everyone will be over 7-feet tall and dribble like Wemby. Now that players can dribble with their hands on the side (or even under) the ball, without an illegal carrying call, and take five steps without a traveling call, there is no true need for guards. People on Twitter will look at videos of the NBA from 2026, laugh, and call them plumbers and firemen. It will happen!

@Jacobtheclipper Average plays in today’s game

Learn geography terms visually

@miles_commodore The last original member of The Platters, Herb Reed, passed away on June 4, 2012. Tomorrow will mark 14 years.

“Only You, and You Alone” was one of the biggest hits in 1955.

@hoptastic12 @jonnyrmitch David Gilmour of Pink Floyd Quote: "The Beatles were not just a band...they were a miracle." Nice try, though.

@jonnyrmitch Meet the Beatles

@RatGuard1 @Hot_Pepper76 Very cool! I live in Yorktown, Virginia. I saw the Police twice and Heart once in those fun days.

@JohnCoolTrivia @Hot_Pepper76 Yes, I saw some shows there in the 80s, Heart, Robert Plant. Want to say the Police too but that might have been the Norfolk Scope. I lived in Va Beach for 20 years.

@RatGuard1 @Hot_Pepper76 That was cool to see them in a smallish venue. The Hampton Coliseum holds about 10,000 people.

@JohnCoolTrivia @Hot_Pepper76 If it was the "Give the People what they want tour", saw them in 1982 in Sydney in a smallish venue but they put on a great show. Ray Davies is an under-rated front man.

@Globalstats11 The United States is larger than Australia, though. U.S. = 3.79 million square miles or 9.83 million square kilometers Australia = 7.69 million square kilometers or 2.97 million square miles.

🇦🇺 Ever Wondered How Big Australia is?

@Hot_Pepper76 Judy Garland = The GOAT

Which singer could make the phone book sound good?

@historyrock_ Epic.

If you could describe the 80s in one word, what would it be? 👇🏻

@gggirl924 I Love Lucy, The King of Queens, and The Bob Newhart Show.

This guy, Frank Cady, a familiar face on 1950s to 1980s TV. The only television actor to star in 3 sitcom as the same character, at the same time. What was the character, and what were the three shows?

@ken___mac @saniyafatma1278 Yes, the old saying was "Namath could throw a football 40 yards into a teacup." In those days, the defenders had all of the advantages too.

@JohnCoolTrivia @saniyafatma1278 He could fling that football the length of the football field I think, and it was always right on the money.

Remember 🤔 this Sports legend?

@80s_channel LOL! Who wouldn't go back?

@CollinRugg This has "The Poseidon Adventure" written all over it, though.

Plans released for a $16 billion mile-long ship capable of carrying 80,000 people. The 'Freedom Ship' would be home to about 50,000 people, with space for 10,000 tourists and 20,000 crew members. "The Freedom Ship is envisioned as a permanently mobile city at sea designed for long-term residence rather than short-term travel," the company says. The ship would be about 8 times the size of the current largest ship in the world, the Royal Caribbean’s Icon of the Seas. The plans include a 15,000-seat stadium, schools, colleges, shops, clubs, a water park, a music hall, museums, parks, and more. The ship, which would run on nuclear, would be too large to dock and would remain in international waters. Freedom Cruise International says it would go around the world every two to three years. Insane.