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The Good Cold Days
Pop a beanie on to keep your brain warm.
Which 1978 Cold Chisel hit is named in honour of a battle during the Vietnam War?
“Stone Cold” was the ring name of which former professional wrestler?
What is the freezing point of water in Fahrenheit?
One of Australia’s most infamous cold cases, an unidentified man was found dead in 1948 on what Adelaide beach?
Streets’ “Aussie Classics” mixed pack includes the Golden Gaytime, Rainbow Paddle Pop and which other ice cream?
The Good Cold Days
Rockstars
Yesterday’s YouTubers.
Often considered the first rock musician to be arrested on stage during a live performance, who was apprehended by police in New Haven, Connecticut in 1967?
Queen singer Freddie Mercury was born in which island archipelago that is now part of Tanzania?
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