This fast food restaurant uses this slogan:
"THINK OUTSIDE THE BUN"

This popular TV show from the 60's and 70's featured such characters as Alice, Bobby, Marcia, Jan, and Greg.

This five-sided figure is also the name of a governent building.

There are 13,237 of these bright yellow vehicles in New York City.

This city is the capital of Mississippi.

This duo is famous for ice cream flavors such as:
Cherry Garcia and Chunky Monkey.

You might see Chumley spending too much money on this History Channel Show.

These can be classified as acute or obtuse.

Native Americans carved these vessels out of cedar and pine bark.

You can eat lunch at the top of the Space Needle in this city.

Cheetos, Funyuns, and Ruffles are all snacks made by this company.

This network includes shows such as: Chopped, Mystery Diners and Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives.

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Unlike quad skates, which have two front and two rear wheels, these skates have four or five wheels arranged in a single line.

Visitors to this city can visit the Gateway Arch or watch the Cardinals.

This powdered drink mix includes flavors such as:
Tropical Punch, Orange, Raspberry, Pink Lemonade, and Grape.

This popular game show, similar to the game Hang Man challenges contestants to complete phrases to win money and prizes.

A real number less than zero.

This motor company makes vehicles such as the Silverado, the Camaro, and the Corvette.

This city, which was flooded during Hurricane Katrina, is popular for it's cajun food and jazz music.

This organization has been selling cookies since 1917 and sells around 200 million boxes annually.

Guests appearing on this show receive advice and help from the host, who the show was named after.

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CSX and Union Pacific are two companies that provide this type of transportation.

Visitors to this city can see the Alamo and the Spurs.