Presidential Trivia

[12th Doctor]

Which Presidents (excluding Washington) were the only living U.S. President during their term?

I thought you meant only president alive during their ENTIRE term.

Damn... I would've given that answer.

And for oldest... Adams? for like 2 hours.

Actually, you couldn't be more wrong

Adams held the oldest for the longest amount of time, IIRC.  I think it wasn't until Reagan that Adams' record as the oldest living President was broken.

Adams was older than Jefferson when he died.

No, I meant who held the title of oldest currently living US President for the shortest amount of time.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

Which Presidents (excluding Washington) were the only living U.S. President during their term?

I thought you meant only president alive during their ENTIRE term.

Damn... I would've given that answer.

And for oldest... Adams? for like 2 hours.

Actually, you couldn't be more wrong

Adams held the oldest for the longest amount of time, IIRC.  I think it wasn't until Reagan that Adams' record as the oldest living President was broken.

Adams was older than Jefferson when he died.

Both Adams and Hoover were 90 when they died.  I threw it out there... because I couldn't think

[J. J.]

Last clue, the king in question is Juan Carlos.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

NATO?

[J. J.]

NATO?

17 of the last 25 Presidents were not alive while Nato has been in existence.

[J. J.]

I'll sum up the clues:

Since this group was 1876 founding, it has included, 17 Presidents of the United States (out of 25), 1 prime minister, and 1 king. 

Three of the four currently living presidents are members. 

The prime minister was Winston Churchill; the king is Juan Carlos of Spain.

It's not a Masonic organization.

What is this group?

[Kaine for Senate '18]

Skull and Bones?

[J. J.]

Skull and Bones?

No, and this group has counted more presidents in its membership than Skull and Bones.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

I almost said the CFR... but that wasn't founded until 1921.

[J. J.]

I almost said the CFR... but that wasn't founded until 1921.

Not CFR.

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

The Bohemian society?

[J. J.]

The Bohemian society?

If you are thinking of Bohemian Grove, the answer is ...














...NO!

[Fmr President & Senator Polnut]

The Bohemian society?

If you are thinking of Bohemian Grove, the answer is ...














...NO!

I thought Regan, and Both Bushes were members of 'The Bohemian Society'.... but either way... I have no idea.

[J. J.]

The Bohemian society?

If you are thinking of Bohemian Grove, the answer is ...














...NO!

I thought Regan, and Both Bushes were members of 'The Bohemian Society'.... but either way... I have no idea.

Bohemian Grove is an exclusive private club in California.  A club is associated with it, and Nixon was a member.  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bohemian_Club

It was, however, founded in 1872.

One last clue.  William Baldwin is listed in some places as a member; if that is correct, all the Baldwin Brothers are eligible.  I am in the process of applying as well. 

[J. J.]

I'll sum up the clues with the new ones:

Since this group was 1876 founding, it has included, 17 Presidents of the United States (out of 25), 1 prime minister, and 1 king. 

Three of the four currently living presidents are members. 

The prime minister was Winston Churchill; the king is Juan Carlos of Spain.

It's not a Masonic organization.

William Baldwin is listed in some places as a member; if that is correct, all the Baldwin Brothers are eligible.  I am in the process of applying as well.

New clue:

Barack Obama, Sr. could not, if alive, would not be eligible for membership, but Henry Louis Gates, Jr. is a member.

What is this group?

[minionofmidas]

Something descent-based apparently. Maybe descendants of the people on the Mayflower or summat like that.

[Јas]

Sons of the American Revolution.

My question:
An invitation has been given the Irish Head of Government to address a joint session of Congress later this year. As it happens, 3 American Presidents have addressed joint sessions of the Irish Parliament - which ones?

[J. J.]

Sons of the American Revolution.

Correct, after a zillion clues. 

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It would have to be Presidents after 1921.

My guesses are Reagan. Kennedy, and Clinton.

[Јas]

Sons of the American Revolution.

Correct, after a zillion clues. 

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It would have to be Presidents after 1921.

My guesses are Reagan. Kennedy, and Clinton.

Got it in one

[HappyWarrior]

Sons of the American Revolution.

Correct, after a zillion clues. 

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It would have to be Presidents after 1921.

My guesses are Reagan. Kennedy, and Clinton.

Got it in one

Clinton, Dubya, and Carter

[Joe Republic]

Sons of the American Revolution.

Correct, after a zillion clues. 

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It would have to be Presidents after 1921.

My guesses are Reagan. Kennedy, and Clinton.

Got it in one

Clinton, Dubya, and Carter

The question has already been answered correctly.

[J. J.]

Easy Question:

What are the proper ways to address an envelope to the President of the United States, mailed to the White House.  There are at least two correct answers, possibly more.

[HappyWarrior]

Sons of the American Revolution.

Correct, after a zillion clues. 

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It would have to be Presidents after 1921.

My guesses are Reagan. Kennedy, and Clinton.

Got it in one

Clinton, Dubya, and Carter

The question has already been answered correctly.

I thought he meant one of them was correct

[J. J.]

Sons of the American Revolution.

Correct, after a zillion clues. 

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It would have to be Presidents after 1921.

My guesses are Reagan. Kennedy, and Clinton.

Got it in one

Clinton, Dubya, and Carter

The question has already been answered correctly.

I thought he meant one of them was correct

So did I, actually.

[J. J.]

Easy Question:

What are the proper ways to address an envelope to the President of the United States, mailed to the White House.  There are at least two correct answers, possibly more.

Bump!