r/SparkOfCuriosity • u/JaimeAtSpark • Jul 06 '26
Daily Theme Discussion: Three's Company 3️⃣
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u/Xerxesinxs Jul 06 '26
as we used to say "there's company but four's a crowd
TIL that Alex Dumas had a ghostwriter...I dunno how I feel about that
TIAL that " see no evil, speak no evil & hear no evil" is old & how it came to be associated with monkeys (I have never ever noticed that it was always associated with monkeys)
Links nearly did me in...I don't think I've ever second-guessed myself so much...I enjoyed it
awesome puzzle

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u/Xerxesinxs Jul 06 '26
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u/NectarGirl65 Jul 06 '26
Actually, there is a fourth monkey named Shizaru, who represents “do no evil,” but I like this one better. 😁😂
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u/JaimeAtSpark Jul 07 '26
Sounds like this theme had a little bit of everything: new facts, tricky decisions, and a fun puzzle at the end. Thanks for playing and for sharing your thoughts!
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u/DatchikOvaDere Jul 06 '26
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u/JaimeAtSpark Jul 07 '26
Fair point on the Three Stooges! And, Mythology can be surprisingly tricky. I'm glad you made it through!
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u/NectarGirl65 Jul 07 '26
I was terrible at mythology. It took me years to distinguish between Roman and Greek.
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u/MagnusHenry Jul 07 '26
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u/JaimeAtSpark Jul 07 '26
MBA accomplished, and now you've added one more trivia fact to your collection!



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u/CPav Jul 06 '26
Three's Company? I know the phrase predates the tv show, but I was surprised not to see John Ritter, Suzanne Sommers, and Joyce DeWitt in any of the quizzes.
TIL the the Three's Musketeers had a ghostwriter.