You probably learned some tongue twisters like "six thick thistle sticks" in elementary school. Did you know virtually every world language has its own tongue twisters? One example: The French "Un chasseur sachant chasser chassait sans son chien de chasse" means "A hunter who knows how to hunt knows how to hunt without his hunting dog." (Thanks to Roger Lucas of Seattle.)

The score for one of the most reverent films ever made, "The Ten Commandments" (1956) and two of the most irreverent films ever made, "National Lampoon's Animal House" and "Airplane!" were all composed by the same person.

The scores of other scores of Elmer Bernstein (no relation to Leonard) include "The Magnificent Seven" and "The Great Escape."

A, HAM, HE, MOPE, POT and TOT are all:
A) Rivers in Great Britain
B) Russian words with different meanings from English
C) People mentioned in the Old Testament
D) Japanese brands of chewing gum

Previous answer: "Sillysider" is a Canadian slang term for a left-hander.

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