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e)If you mean pictograph-style writing, then the Sumerian. If you want an Alphabet, then the Phoenicians (whos alphabet was actually developed by the early Semites)

So what you're saying is that the Stick and the Slipper have no relationship? I can kinda see that now... Previous statement retracted. Now lets see if i can do this...

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there are 2 possible answers:

(name,day,weapon,amount)

Miss Fitch,friday,slipper,4ml
Mrs Melbury,monday,handbag,6ml
Ms Trews/Mr Twiddle,wednesday,fist,1ml
Ms Trews/Mr Twiddle,saturday,walking stick,2.5ml
Mr Sachs,tuesday,umbrells,7ml

both of the possibilities work

NEITHER of those possibilities work. in order for the stick to have occured on saturday, then the slipper would have occured on thursday, which is not a choice. Furthermore, you have the slipper occuring on friday which isn't valid either because the stick happens 2 days later, which would be sunday, which isn't a choice.

Edit: After a LOT of studying this thing, it seems to me that one of the clues is invalid, because, as written, the puzzle is unsolvable. With the omission of Thursday, clues 2 and 4 contradict each other.

The fist and the handbag must occur 2 days apart, and the Slipper and Stick must occur 2 days apart. so if the Handbag occurs on Monday, the Fist must occur on Wednesday. This means that the slipper can't occur at all and neither can the stick. Anywhere you put the slipper would cause the stick to fall on a day that isn't a choice unless you can stick the slipper on wednesday, but you can't, because the fist is on wednesday... NavyJoe come help...

44)Agamemnon, Libation Bearers(no idea how to spell the real name but its something like Choephora), and Eumenides
45)Ted Kooser
47)The Andromeda Strain, not his best work, but definitly a good read

Edit: I'm gonna take a guess on 38 and say that Usher II is directly related to The fall of the House of Usher

Someone please tell me how do do those spoiler tags so that i can start guessing too... I had mastermind right but i didn't want to just post it. Thanks...

The post that was originally above this one had an error and had to be removed. I'm therefore adding its contents to this post, so that it is preservered

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37: 2; Simon and Piggy
41: Encyclopedia Brown books.

-Goblinboy

22) a Wayside School book... i'll go with Sideways stories
37)3 that i can remember - The birthmark boy, Simon, and Piggy

1)Troy
2)a Carthagenian general famous for his use of elephants in warfare who nearly defeated the Roman empire.

Is it a TV movie?
Not with my Wife, You Don't!

Ok, The 60's?
The Crucible
Edit: I try not to use outside sources unless i have to. But I'm considering it...

lol, umm... is anybody else playing?...

ok really, How about the 80's?
Taps
I'm running out of movies with him in it (that i know of)

17)Christopher Johnson McCandless (i will admit i had to look up how to spell McCandless)
18) The Republic ~ Plato (Wrote a paper comparing the cave to the Matrix once)

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EDIT- This has got to be one the best Trivia threads i've seen on here, it makes you think harder than most of them :smile2:
Lg

Yep, but it makes me feel like a nerd lol.

Was it made in the 70's?

Patton

Was it made in the 90's?
Angus

10) And Then There Were None
I was general Mckenzie in the play.

14)Green Eggs and Ham

Edit: added the Seuss answer

5) Cat's Cradle ~Vonnegut

Edit: Melting point of 114.4 degrees F, had to go back and find it in the book...