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	John Amore's mother's first name.
	A unique variety of clear and often very humorous musical expression.
	A corrosive cleaning fluid.



	"Pleasant Days with Joe and Sam"
	"The Origin of Species"
	"Jackie Oh!"



	"Charge!" - Pasadena's call-to-arm at the Battle of San Juan Hill during the Spanish-American War."
	"The water oxen are waiting by the gate!" - Mutants' mantra from their little known "Transcendental Meditation" period.
	"Fuck the Mutants!" - legend has it that the phrase was first uttered by a disgruntled worker at a now defunct Hamtramck eatery.



	California.
	The state of bemused enlightenment.
	Vermont.



	Although "So American" achieved a degree of success in the US, "Slap Your Cakes" became a worldwide smash hit, going so far as to be named the Finnish national anthem for a short time.
	"Love Will Keep Us Together"
	"The Battle Hymn of the Republic"



	The afore-mentioned Charge at the Battle of San Juan Hill
	Pasa is a famous Beatles fan. Don't you ever watch TV?
	"You like me! You really like me!"



	Murray the K
	Ronald Reagan
	The cigarette bowl.



	Baseball. Tom played for the popular Little Creeps ballclub.
	Soccer. Althought he kept getting confused about when to put on the "world cup"
	Alaskan Naked Kayak Tossing. Speaks for itself.



	Motor City Problem Solvers
	Grilled Cheese Uncles
	Black House Guests
	All of the above



	His virginity. Art was a late bloomer.
	Part of his dental work. It made a nice souvenir for some lucky fan.
	His favorite pair of Keds. Years of therapy later, the pain lingers on.



	Elmore Leonard's "Split Images."
	Judith Krantz' "I'll Take Manhattan."
	John Irving's "Trying To Save Piggy Sneed."



	None. It's a trick question.
	Channel 7. He was "retired" after a drunken altercation involving Bill Bonds.
	Channel 62 - before it was big.



	Andy Warhol
	Julian Schnabel
	Joseph A. Banish



	The Pope and John Amore are "related."
	The Pontiff served as the band's manager in the early days.
	It's a really fascinating story, but our lawyers advised us not to discuss it further.



	"Good Times Comin'."
	"Sausage."
	"I'll Be There For You."



	The Ghoul
	Rita Bell
	Bill Kennedy



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