Need help identifying random pictures

[El Barto]

18 sure looks like a cartoon face to me, and looking at the background I'm thinking that it might be on a paper grocery bag.

[jingle.boy]

My kid thought 18 could be from Goldfish crackers but I don’t think so.

It's gotta be food of some sort, cuz that looks like a tongue coming out like "YUM!"

[TAC]

I feel like 11 is some sort of Italian food logo. My first thought was Ragu sauce, but that's not it.

[T-ski]

Thanks to all that have helped.  Like I said in the original post the contest starts at 6pm tonight and goes thru midnight Sunday.  They’ll ask for these pic answers throughout the weekend interspersed with other questions, so if you’d like to continue looking that’d be awesome. I’ll try to let you know the answers to all of them after the contest is over.

Usually this contest takes place in April, and it’s 54 straight hours of trivia, but you know Covid and everything, that’s why it’s being played this weekend. Usually about 375 teams gather together and make it a weekend of fun and stupidity, but they are trying to do it virtually this time and giving teams the overnights (midnight to 8am) off.

Here’s our team in action from 2019.



Again if your curious as to what this is all about hit the link... http://www.90fmtrivia.org/works.html

[TAC]

Wow that's hardcore!

[T-ski]

Wow that's hardcore!

You have no idea, we usually finish around 200th.

[wolfking]

The picture of the team that comes first then must be intense!

[T-ski]

we only have about 10-12 players.  the top teams have rotating shifts of at least that many, because as I said earlier, the contest normally goes 54 hours straight.

our team likes to sleep so we don't do that. 

[TAC]

13 is El Barto in 20 years!

[Stadler]

Thanks to all that have helped.  Like I said in the original post the contest starts at 6pm tonight and goes thru midnight Sunday.  They’ll ask for these pic answers throughout the weekend interspersed with other questions, so if you’d like to continue looking that’d be awesome. I’ll try to let you know the answers to all of them after the contest is over.

Usually this contest takes place in April, and it’s 54 straight hours of trivia, but you know Covid and everything, that’s why it’s being played this weekend. Usually about 375 teams gather together and make it a weekend of fun and stupidity, but they are trying to do it virtually this time and giving teams the overnights (midnight to 8am) off.

Here’s our team in action from 2019.



Again if your curious as to what this is all about hit the link... http://www.90fmtrivia.org/works.html

Trivia:  what is the commercial on the TV?

[TAC]

Judging by everyone's attention, that commercial is...



unsuccessful.

[Cool Chris]

Is asking for help like this acceptable under the rules? It seems like it would violate the spirit of the competition.

[T-ski]

Is asking for help like this acceptable under the rules? It seems like it would violate the spirit of the competition.

The pictures are normally in a brochure you get when you register in person and teams can share them through a private team page, but since there was no in person registration this year due to Covid they were put up on the trivia website, which is open to everyone, even non players.

But yes, in past years if teams were found to post the pics on a public form they were disqualified.

Loophole this year.

[T-ski]

#22 was Flaming Hot Cheetos, someone on our team knew it.

[T-ski]

Ended night one in 98th place out of 293 teams, although there have been scoring issues.

We’ll get back to it Saturday morning!

Also the #22 pic of flaming hot Cheetos was thrown out due to inconsistencies with the packaging.

[El Barto]

#22 was Flaming Hot Cheetos, someone on our team knew it.

That was the first thing I looked at, and only saw Chester Cheetah. Ruled it out.

[T-ski]

#10 (female Santa pilot) Chesterfield cigarettes ad

[T-ski]

#20 (smiling corn) was something with Mountain Dew

[T-ski]

#13 (Old guy with white hair singing) Dave Grohl.

https://youtu.be/ifwc5xgI3QM

[Stadler]

Judging by everyone's attention, that commercial is...



unsuccessful.

HAHA; it was a Busch beer commercial; the guy was blindfolded and asked to say which beer sounded more refreshing (or something like that) and the Busch went "BUUUUSSSSCCCCHHHHHHH" when it was opened, and the guy still got it wrong.   Dumb commercial.

[Stadler]

#10 (female Santa pilot) Chesterfield cigarettes ad

I KNEW it was a cigarette ad.

[T-ski]

#15 (chick in cooking outfit) Yvette Vickers

[TAC]

Judging by everyone's attention, that commercial is...



unsuccessful.

HAHA; it was a Busch beer commercial; the guy was blindfolded and asked to say which beer sounded more refreshing (or something like that) and the Busch went "BUUUUSSSSCCCCHHHHHHH" when it was opened, and the guy still got it wrong.   Dumb commercial.

Well, it's a dumb beer. 

[T-ski]

#11 (gondola logo) Joseph Campione products

[T-ski]

#3 (bear with honey) Robitussin naturals

#18 (smiling face angled) Hippeas snacks

[Stadler]

#15 (chick in cooking outfit) Yvette Vickers

Holy moley.  She's worth a Google (and I don't JUST mean because of her looks). 

[T-ski]

Once again, thanks for everyone’s help, you gave us a extra 5-10 spots in the standings.

Overall our team came in 126th out of 293 teams.

[T-ski]

#15 (chick in cooking outfit) Yvette Vickers

Holy moley.  She's worth a Google (and I don't JUST mean because of her looks).

Made the mistake of making a similar comment to my wife after I looked her up. Whoops.

[jingle.boy]

#15 (chick in cooking outfit) Yvette Vickers

Holy moley.  She's worth a Google (and I don't JUST mean because of her looks).

[El Barto]

Once again, thanks for everyone’s help, you gave us a extra 5-10 spots in the standings.

Overall our team came in 126th out of 293 teams.

Did anybody get all of the pictures? Also, I gather there were other trivia aspects aside from just ID'ing the pictures?

[jingle.boy]

When is round 2?

[T-ski]

Once again, thanks for everyone’s help, you gave us a extra 5-10 spots in the standings.

Overall our team came in 126th out of 293 teams.

Did anybody get all of the pictures? Also, I gather there were other trivia aspects aside from just ID'ing the pictures?

It’s possible teams get all the pic questions correct, but individual teams really only know the answers they get right or wrong. All points are awarded depending on the number of teams that get the correct answer, the less teams that get it correct the more the points are worth (max points of 500 per question).

They ask 8 questions about random pop culture things per hour over a 36 hour period, (normally it’s 54 hours straight, they let us sleep the overnights this year) the pics were just one part of it. They also have 3 music snippets that include 8 songs spliced together in about a 10-15 second clip, a “trivia stone” which is a scavenger hunt where contestants have to drive thru town following clues to get to a check point (this year it was done via google maps). And “running questions” where teams meet downtown to get answers to 25 questions based on local businesses (not held this year).

Like I said earlier, this is normally a 54 hour straight contest held in April,  but they had to adjust everything due to Covid.

Here’s a 15 minute video someone put together of the 2017 contest, gives a pretty good recap of what occurs... https://youtu.be/C-IyBRXaUls

[T-ski]

When is round 2?

It’s a yearly contest, normally held every April.

[El Barto]

Once again, thanks for everyone’s help, you gave us a extra 5-10 spots in the standings.

Overall our team came in 126th out of 293 teams.

Did anybody get all of the pictures? Also, I gather there were other trivia aspects aside from just ID'ing the pictures?

It’s possible teams get all the pic questions correct, but individual teams really only know the answers they get right or wrong. All points are awarded depending on the number of teams that get the correct answer, the less teams that get it correct the more the points are worth (max points of 500 per question).

They ask 8 questions about random pop culture things per hour over a 36 hour period, (normally it’s 54 hours straight, they let us sleep the overnights this year) the pics were just one part of it. They also have 3 music snippets that include 8 songs spliced together in about a 10-15 second clip, a “trivia stone” which is a scavenger hunt where contestants have to drive thru town following clues to get to a check point (this year it was done via google maps). And “running questions” where teams meet downtown to get answers to 25 questions based on local businesses (not held this year).

Like I said earlier, this is normally a 54 hour straight contest held in April,  but they had to adjust everything due to Covid.

Here’s a 15 minute video someone put together of the 2017 contest, gives a pretty good recap of what occurs... https://youtu.be/C-IyBRXaUls

Sounds like fun. WKRP did the songs spliced together thing when they needed a contest so hard nobody could win it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDkMraO6bTA

[T-ski]

Once again, thanks for everyone’s help, you gave us a extra 5-10 spots in the standings.

Overall our team came in 126th out of 293 teams.

Did anybody get all of the pictures? Also, I gather there were other trivia aspects aside from just ID'ing the pictures?

It’s possible teams get all the pic questions correct, but individual teams really only know the answers they get right or wrong. All points are awarded depending on the number of teams that get the correct answer, the less teams that get it correct the more the points are worth (max points of 500 per question).

They ask 8 questions about random pop culture things per hour over a 36 hour period, (normally it’s 54 hours straight, they let us sleep the overnights this year) the pics were just one part of it. They also have 3 music snippets that include 8 songs spliced together in about a 10-15 second clip, a “trivia stone” which is a scavenger hunt where contestants have to drive thru town following clues to get to a check point (this year it was done via google maps). And “running questions” where teams meet downtown to get answers to 25 questions based on local businesses (not held this year).

Like I said earlier, this is normally a 54 hour straight contest held in April,  but they had to adjust everything due to Covid.

Here’s a 15 minute video someone put together of the 2017 contest, gives a pretty good recap of what occurs... https://youtu.be/C-IyBRXaUls

Sounds like fun. WKRP did the songs spliced together thing when they needed a contest so hard nobody could win it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDkMraO6bTA

Classic. WKRP is awesome.