Welcome to the Internet Humor round of the Noblesse Oblige Triviathon!

Please answer the following questions and submit your answers by email.

01. Who won the ultimate showdown?

02. If you do something stupid enough to take yourself out of the gene pool, where might you expect to be cited?

03. Who is destroying San Antonio?

04. What is not a llama in "Llama, llama, duck?"

05. The fat guy with headphones is enthusiastically lip synching, rubbing his chin, and pumping his shoulders to what song?

06. Which character dies in the Mario flash movies that use the Requiem for a Dream music?

07. What was set up us?

08. If you're a bored dictator in a courtroom, what game do you play?

09. What does Samsung mean, according to a flash animation?

10. Who can be seen defeating his arch rivals: ketchup and worchestire sauce?

11. What's the largest number of badgers who appear together at the same time in "Badgers (Badger, badger, badger, badger. Mushroom, mushroom! Snake!)"

12. In an episiode of the television show Family Guy, Brian performs the Peanut Butter Jelly song. What was he trying to do?

13. In which internet movie might you see R2-D2 asked to mix up another gin and tonic?

14. What's this rabbit made out of?


15. How old is Dr. Tran?

16. Who mispronounces the category an album cover?

17. When come back, bring what?

18. At what speed does the frog in the blender say "No balls"?

19. Who was the first to eat my balls?

20. Who had to roll the dice to have sex with the elf queen?

21. I take over castles, abuse turtles, and raise the red star over all. Who am I?

22. What happens after 510 minutes in the Badger, badger, badger flash animation?

23. According to the Google bomb, how does google correct a search for "French military victories?"

24. You're a dwarf, but at least you're not a chicken. What is your name?

25. What vehicle is featured in a video clip that: starts with the audio clip, "Tank, load the jump program," includes the songs Magic Carpet Ride and Fly me to the Moon, and has an amazing 6570 degrees of rotational fun?