Bigg Boss 19: Daily Discussion Thread- 13th Oct 2025
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Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai Oct. 14, 2025 Episode Discussion Thread
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Stars at Manish Malhotra's Diwali Party
A Historic Moment: Israel- Gaza Peace The October 2025 Ceasefire
Bollywood Diwali bash pics.
Child Contestant Behaviour In KBC
Why should Deepika demand a 8-hour schedule for movies?
Like/Dislike/Neutral Week 7
Rhea Chakraborty and her brother get their passports back
Kajal,Vidya and Tanya ka Gharelu Kalesh
Trivia Questions
1. This is possibly the only country named after a woman.
2. The US had a president for whom English was a second language. Name that US president.
3. The name “Miranda” did not exist before this author thought up the name.
4. What time is displayed on the iPhone home screens in all ads?
5. Why do all iPhone ads display the same time on the home screens?
6. Why are golf balls dimpled?
7. How many dimples does a typical golf ball have?
8. This is probably the longest word in the English language that contains only 1 vowel.
9. This gemstone has a popular cut named after it.
10. Why was the “emerald cut” developed?
11. Coffee grows in many places, but this is the continent where it is naturally grown.
12. This is the most spoken language in the world.
13. This is the second largest country by land area.
14. What gas is the most abundant in the Earth’s atmosphere?
15. This sport has been given the title of “the beautiful game”.
16. How many minutes make up a week?
17. What colour family is the shade “aureolin” part of?
18. Which festival did Halloween originate from?
19. Many countries have islands. Which country has the most islands and approximately how many islands?
20. If you were in Australia, you might hear the term “bottle-o”. What does that term mean?
21. This continent expands across all 4 hemispheres.
22. Which continent has the world’s largest desert?
23. Which US state is the smallest by land area?
24. This European capital has The Little Mermaid statue.
25. There is a country that has a non-quadrilateral flag. Which country is it?
26. Which country’s flag has a shipwreck on its flag?
27. Why does the Bermuda flag depict a shipwreck?
28. Seas typically have coastlines. But this sea does not. Name it.
29. How is the Sargasso Sea defined?
30. Name the 4 currents that form the edges of the Sargasso Sea.
31. Our bodies are made up of many muscles, but this muscle is the strongest.
32. What is the only body part that is fully grown from birth?
33. Which Renaissance artist is buried in Rome’s Pantheon?
34. What was the primary cause of the Great Irish Famine?
35. During the Great Irish Famine, over 1 million people died. But what did another 1 to 2 million do?
36. 1 of these sauces is not traditionally vegan: hoisin, Worcestershire, mustard, wasabi. Which one is it?
37. Is all cognac brandy or is all brandy cognac?
38. Why is all cognac brandy?
39. What is the primary ingredient in the alcoholic beverage absinthe?
40. Which country is credited with creating the earliest form of a frozen dessert that can be seen as similar to ice cream?
41. Which company was originally named Cadabra and why?
42. Why was Amazon’s name changed from its original name?
43. While this show is no longer performed, it is still the longest running Broadway musical.
44. Which language is FIFA’s original full name in?
45. What does FIFA stand for in English?
46. This country shares a name with a bowling term. What is the country name?
47. A group of pandas is known by this name.
48. Which animal can live forever?
49. Some specimens of this animal have been estimated to be over 10,000 years old. Name the animal.
50. Which animal is the longest living vertebrate?
Trivia Answers
1. St. Lucia
2. Martin Van Buren
3. William Shakespeare
4. 9:41
5. In 2007, the keynote speech was designed so that when Steve Jobs first unveiled the iPhone, the real time and the time on the iPhone presentation pic would be the same
6. Dimples help control air resistance and reduce drag
7. Between 300 to 500
8. Strengths
9. Emerald
10. It was meant to protect the emerald’s corners from fractures during the faceting process
11. Africa
12. English
13. Canada
14. Nitrogen
15. Soccer/football
16. 10,080 minutes
17. Yellow
18. The ancient Celtic festival of Samhain which was celebrated in Ireland over 2000 years ago
19. Sweden with approximately 270k islands
20. It refers to an off-license/liquor store
21. Africa
22. Antarctica
23. Rhode Island
24. Copenhagen
25. Nepal
26. Bermuda
27. The flag depicts the Sea Venture shipwreck from 1609 that led to the settlement of the island
28. Sargasso Sea
29. It is defined by the boundaries of 4 major ocean currents that form a clockwise gyre, creating its unique shape and boundaries within the larger Atlantic Ocean
30. Gulf Stream to the west, North Atlantic Current to the north, Canary Current to the east, and North Atlantic Equatorial Current to the south
31. The masseter in the jaw
32. Eyes
33. Raphael
34. Potato blight, a disease caused by a water mold that destroyed the staple potato crop
35. Fled Ireland and emigrated to other countries, primarily the US, Canada, and Australia
36. Worcestershire
37. All cognac is brandy
38. Cognac is a highly regulated, premium grape-based brandy exclusively from the Cognac region of France, but brandy is a broad category for any spirit distilled from fermented fruit juice
39. Grand wormwood
40. Ancient China
41. Amazon because the name Cadabra was short for abracadabra to convey the magical and innovative nature of online shopping
42. A lawyer misheard the name Cadabra as “cadaver” which doesn’t sound magical
43. The Phantom of the Opera with 13,981 performances
44. French – it stands for Federation Internationale de Football Association
45. International Federation of Association Football
46. Turkey or Republic of Turkiye
47. Embarrassment
48. The immortal jellyfish Turritopsis dohrnii is biologically immortal and can potentially live forever by reverting to a younger stage of its life
49. The glass sponge
50. Greenland shark at over 400 years
We have reached the last round and it’s time for your Final Fortune, aka back to the basics with a turbo impact.
Every day at approximately midnight IST I will post some numbers as follows:
Day 1 (Oct 13 midnight IST / Oct 13 2:30 PM EST) – 15 numbers
Day 2 (Oct 14 midnight / Oct 14 2:30 PM EST) – 20 numbers
Day 3 (Oct 15 midnight / Oct 15 2:30 PM EST) – 25 numbers
You will get 3 bingo cards and you will have about 24 hours to mark the numbers on your cards and find bingos and then send me the completed cards. You can reuse the same cards over the next 72 hours.
As you get bingos, you will earn points as follows:
Day 1 (bingo cards sent by Oct 14 11:59 PM IST / 2:30 PM IST) – 200 points for every completed line
Day 2 (bingo cards sent by Oct 15 11:59 PM IST / 2:30 PM EST) – 100 points for every completed line and 1000 points for full house
Day 3 (bingo cards sent by Oct 16 11:59 PM IST / 2:30 PM EST) – 50 points for every completed line and 500 points for full house
Note that the round will end basically at Oct 16 11:59 PM IST, though I will give people a few extra minutes to send in their finished bingo cards. Results will come once I get siggies from Leenaaa, which will most likely be the next day.
Originally posted by: Minionite
Trivia Questions
1. This is possibly the only country named after a woman.
2. The US had a president for whom English was a second language. Name that US president.
3. The name “Miranda” did not exist before this author thought up the name.
4. What time is displayed on the iPhone home screens in all ads?
5. Why do all iPhone ads display the same time on the home screens?
6. Why are golf balls dimpled?
7. How many dimples does a typical golf ball have?
8. This is probably the longest word in the English language that contains only 1 vowel.
9. This gemstone has a popular cut named after it.
10. Why was the “emerald cut” developed?
11. Coffee grows in many places, but this is the continent where it is naturally grown.
12. This is the most spoken language in the world.
13. This is the second largest country by land area.
14. What gas is the most abundant in the Earth’s atmosphere?
15. This sport has been given the title of “the beautiful game”.
16. How many minutes make up a week?
17. What colour family is the shade “aureolin” part of?
18. Which festival did Halloween originate from?
19. Many countries have islands. Which country has the most islands and approximately how many islands?
20. If you were in Australia, you might hear the term “bottle-o”. What does that term mean?
21. This continent expands across all 4 hemispheres.
22. Which continent has the world’s largest desert?
23. Which US state is the smallest by land area?
24. This European capital has The Little Mermaid statue.
25. There is a country that has a non-quadrilateral flag. Which country is it?
26. Which country’s flag has a shipwreck on its flag?
27. Why does the Bermuda flag depict a shipwreck?
28. Seas typically have coastlines. But this sea does not. Name it.
29. How is the Sargasso Sea defined?
30. Name the 4 currents that form the edges of the Sargasso Sea.
31. Our bodies are made up of many muscles, but this muscle is the strongest.
32. What is the only body part that is fully grown from birth?
33. Which Renaissance artist is buried in Rome’s Pantheon?
34. What was the primary cause of the Great Irish Famine?
35. During the Great Irish Famine, over 1 million people died. But what did another 1 to 2 million do?
36. 1 of these sauces is not traditionally vegan: hoisin, Worcestershire, mustard, wasabi. Which one is it?
37. Is all cognac brandy or is all brandy cognac?
38. Why is all cognac brandy?
39. What is the primary ingredient in the alcoholic beverage absinthe?
40. Which country is credited with creating the earliest form of a frozen dessert that can be seen as similar to ice cream?
41. Which company was originally named Cadabra and why?
42. Why was Amazon’s name changed from its original name?
43. While this show is no longer performed, it is still the longest running Broadway musical.
44. Which language is FIFA’s original full name in?
45. What does FIFA stand for in English?
46. This country shares a name with a bowling term. What is the country name?
47. A group of pandas is known by this name.
48. Which animal can live forever?
49. Some specimens of this animal have been estimated to be over 10,000 years old. Name the animal.
50. Which animal is the longest living vertebrate?
Trivia Answers
1. St. Lucia
2. Martin Van Buren
3. William Shakespeare
4. 9:41
5. In 2007, the keynote speech was designed so that when Steve Jobs first unveiled the iPhone, the real time and the time on the iPhone presentation pic would be the same
6. Dimples help control air resistance and reduce drag
7. Between 300 to 500
8. Strengths
9. Emerald
10. It was meant to protect the emerald’s corners from fractures during the faceting process
11. Africa
12. English
13. Canada
14. Nitrogen
15. Soccer/football
16. 10,080 minutes
17. Yellow
18. The ancient Celtic festival of Samhain which was celebrated in Ireland over 2000 years ago
19. Sweden with approximately 270k islands
20. It refers to an off-license/liquor store
21. Africa
22. Antarctica
23. Rhode Island
24. Copenhagen
25. Nepal
26. Bermuda
27. The flag depicts the Sea Venture shipwreck from 1609 that led to the settlement of the island
28. Sargasso Sea
29. It is defined by the boundaries of 4 major ocean currents that form a clockwise gyre, creating its unique shape and boundaries within the larger Atlantic Ocean
30. Gulf Stream to the west, North Atlantic Current to the north, Canary Current to the east, and North Atlantic Equatorial Current to the south
31. The masseter in the jaw
32. Eyes
33. Raphael
34. Potato blight, a disease caused by a water mold that destroyed the staple potato crop
35. Fled Ireland and emigrated to other countries, primarily the US, Canada, and Australia
36. Worcestershire
37. All cognac is brandy
38. Cognac is a highly regulated, premium grape-based brandy exclusively from the Cognac region of France, but brandy is a broad category for any spirit distilled from fermented fruit juice
39. Grand wormwood
40. Ancient China
41. Amazon because the name Cadabra was short for abracadabra to convey the magical and innovative nature of online shopping
42. A lawyer misheard the name Cadabra as “cadaver” which doesn’t sound magical
43. The Phantom of the Opera with 13,981 performances
44. French – it stands for Federation Internationale de Football Association
45. International Federation of Association Football
46. Turkey or Republic of Turkiye
47. Embarrassment
48. The immortal jellyfish Turritopsis dohrnii is biologically immortal and can potentially live forever by reverting to a younger stage of its life
49. The glass sponge
50. Greenland shark at over 400 years
@pink: only one clarification. If I mentioned 336, & within brackets 300-500, will you award points ? Because that's the way Google & ChatGPT mentioned the answer.
One question regarding round 4 -- Do we have to mark the 15/20/25 numbers in all the three cards & send them everyday ?
I just finished sending them all. Please confirm if you got them.
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