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NORTHSIDE #6 February 5 - February 19, 2021 | 902.849.0058 | [email protected] SPORTS TRIVIA MOVIE TRIVIA 1. Can you name the NHL goaltender who holds the 1. Which star played the part of Roger 'Verbal' Kint record for most shutouts in one playoff year? in The Usual Suspects? 2. Who is the only player to score 500 NHL goals as a 2. In which movie does Keanu Reeves play the char- member of the Buffalo Sabres? acter known as 'Neo'? 3. Name the only 2 goaltenders to be selected first 3. In the Simpsons movie, which animal character ap- overall in the NHL entry draft? pears in a bakers hat to promote a new hamburger? 4. Who holds the NHL record for most career short 4. What is the title of the first Indiana Jones movie? handed goals? 5. In which 1984 movie does a teenager join a mar- 5. Can you name the 5 NHL players who have played tial arts club to help him stand up to the local gang? the most career games? 6. Which famous singer appeared with Warren Beat- 6. Who was the first member of the Vancouver Ca- ty in the Dick Tracey movie? nucks to score at least 50 goals in a single season? 7. The blockbuster movie Braveheart takes place in 7. Name the only 2 NHL players to win the MVP at which country? least 5 times in their career? Lobster Dinner SPORTS TRIVIA ANSWERS Martin Brodeur with 7 Shutouts in 2003 My friend, celebrating a special occasion, went to a 1. restaurant and ordered what she thought would be a 2. Gilbert Perreault with 512 Goals in Buffalo lobster tail. But to her dismay, the entire crustacean 3. Rick DiPietro by NY Islanders in 2000 & was on her plate. “He’s looking right at me!” she Marc-Andre Fleury by Pittsburgh in 2003 exclaimed to the waiter. “I just can’t eat him.” The 4. Wayne Gretzky with 73 Short Handed Goals waiter removed her plate, but returned it a few mo- 5. Gordie Howe, Mark Messier, Jaromir Jagr, Ron ments later. The lobster now had a blindfold neatly Francis & Patrick Marleau 6. Pavel Bure with 60 tied around its eyes. goals in 1992/93 7. Wayne Gretzky - 8 MVP’s & Short Funnies Gordie Howe - 6 MVP’s I had to remove the battery from my carbon monox- YOURENOTCOOKIN.COM ide detector. The constant beeping was giving me a ONE STOP SHOPPING FOR OVER MENUS headache and making me feel sick. 70 ANSWERS I broke my finger today. On the other hand, I am MOVIE TRIVIA 1. Kevin Spacey 2. The Matrix 3. Spider Pig 4. Raiders of okay. the Lost Ark 5. The Karate Kid 6. Madonna 7. Scotland.

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