Liberia! Great vid as always, I dozed off a bunch but my kitten kept me awake, so I was actually awake for the ending for once.

General knowledge? 1 hour? Sign me up.

I had no idea on the first one because in the UK we call it Cluedo instead of Clue

Yay, a longer video again! THANK YOU! I always put these on at night so I don’t get lost in my own thoughts when I’m trying to fall asleep. That way I don’t have to worry about the video ending before I’m sleeping. (I know, you always say, that you are not sure you haven’t done the questions before but I (my opinion) don’t care about that, it’s the different combinations that hides, that I might have heard that question before 😊) Have an amazing weekend!

Yay! Thank you for the long video. You do it the best. Your trivia videos are are always soooo appreciated

i found your channel through this video last night. i loved it so much!! watching the multiple choice video tonight. thank you so much! i love trivia like this, the questions are easy enough to not feel discourages but hard enough to learn something new. love your whispering!

happy friday video!!! always glad to see a new trivia video on my feed😊 thanks for the video pamela!!

OMG I’ve never watched an asmr video like this. I love it!!

1. Professor Plum 2. Pakistan, one would presume 3. Facebook? 4. Igloo 5. Pitchfork 6. Agatha Christie 7. Belle 8. -- 9. It's either France or Switzerland 10. -- 11. -- 12. Napoli 13. Unwell? 14. Nag 15. Sleep 16. Nativity scene 17. Gaius Julius Caesar (mustnt forget the Praenomen!) 18. Wellington 19. -- 20. Stock exchanges 21. China 22. Museum, I think 23. Walrus 24. Horses 25. I'd translate it more as 'spirit' personally, but ghost works 26. Konstantiniyye 27. Fast food stores? 28. Money? 29. City 30. The brain 31. Paris? 32. -- 33. Acidic 34. Australia (QLD had to be Queensland) 35. Gasoline 36. The simplest 37. A forest clearing? 38. 161 39. Borneo 40. Spain and Portugal 41. Aladdin (Al-Adin?) 42. Lettuce 43. The nose 44. New 45. Greece or Turkey, not sure which 46. Opaque 47. Air 48. Eyes? 49. Tokyo 50. -- 51. -- 52. Crocodile? (Yay!) 53. Android 54. Turnip and parsnip 55. Umbrella 56. -- 57. Young boy? 58. Papyrus 59. Sleeping Beauty 60. The moon 61. December 25th 62. Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi (Imagine the Bal rhymes with 'pal', then -on, and then d'Or is pronounced like 'door'.) 63. Five 64. Arachnids? I don't know 65. Oireland 66. Peninsula 67. Neo- 68. Ginseng root 69. Parallel 70. "I love you" 71. Rapunzel (I've always wondered if that's etymologically related to the word 'rappel') 72. The Blitz 73. Pack? 74. "And" 75. Freud. I only had to hear the first half of the sentence 76. Rats and fleas 77. Heartbeats? 78. Greece 79. Florida 80. Das Boot ('The Boat') 81. Beavers 82. Pegasus 83. The First World War 84. -- 85. Carbs? (Oh wow, that was a lucky guess) 86. -- 87. Aztec 88. South Africa 89. Everything 90. Ewoks (Always found that funny, given the implication they'd have happily eaten the main characters had they not mistaken C-3PO for a God) 91. Ethiopia or Sudan 92. -- 93. -- 94. Pigs, who are more equal than others :) 95. Ayn R*nd 96. Forest 97. The Crusades 98. -- 99. Sit on it? I don't know, lol 100. A tie? 101. Arizona? 102. North 103. -- 104. Wheat, Rice, and Maize 105. Arson 106. John F. Kennedy 107. Limbo 108. Puck 109. Ears 110. 100 Years War 111. Athenai 112. Astronaut 113. New York, I think 114. "Snake-eyes" 115. -- 116. -- 117. Magellan? (I can't believe I got that right!) 118. -- 119. Footnotes 120. The Holy Grail 121. Eden 122. The Djinni 123. Confucius 124. New Mexico (I feel like I deserve half a point there, considering the origin of the name) 125. Columbus 126. Oriental 127. A nun 128. The South Pole 129. A stone 130. Phoenicia (Their script is also the common root of the Greek, Latin and Aramaic alphabets -- the latter of which the Hebrew, Arabic, Farsi/Dari and Urdu scripts derive from!) 131. English of course 132. American Football? 133. Ears 134. Actor 135. Match 136. Orange 137. Carrie Fisher 138. Mary 139. Old Norse 140. Moonies 141. Mexico? 142. Ships or maybe fleets? 143. Jean-Claude van Damme 144. En garde! 145. Gold (This is why I really love the name 'The Gilded Age' as opposed to the expression "Golden Age" by the way. Outwardly, it was a wonderful time for the USA with insane wealth and progress -- but just below the surface, it wasn't all that great at all.) 146. Sherlock Holmes (almost said Tony Montana haha) 147. Nobel Peace Prize 148. Mongolia, I think (Of course, seems obvious when you say it) 149. Arsenal 150. Stem, cerebrum and cerebellum 151. -- 152. Flowers? 153. Bipolar Disorder 154. Ciudad 155. Baltimore? 156. Lord of the Flies 157. The Hague 158. Woody 159. The flag of the USA 160. Gotham 161. Vietnam (They're delicious btw) 162. Tom Hanks and... 163. Mexico City, I assume, given it's built on the ruins of Tenochtitlan 164. It sounds so common in English :( 165. Polo, I think. Sufficiently posh and up on a horse means a considerable fall 166. -- 167. Muggles/No-maj 168. Paul 169. Cowboys (In Spanish, it's also a slang term for an Argentinian) 170. Doha? 171. Piston 172. Greece 173. The Gunpowder Plot 174. Napoleon's 175. Fewer (Thanks Stannis) 176. I don't remember but it's by Queen 177. Tobacco? 178. Scotland 179. Go 180. English, no? 181. A chirp? 182. Gorbachev 183. Syria 184. Aesop 185. Star Sapphire 186. Jeff Bezos? 187. Musical conductor 188. -- 189. James Bond 190. -- 191. French (Tolstoy had "opinions" about it in his books) 192. Carlos 193. Bach (The GOAT) 194. Kyiv 195. Royal Flush? 196. Thanos the Mad Titan 197. Prince William and Kate's 198. -- 199. Greenland? 200. Jackie Chan I loved it, Pamela. Thank you! And that would be Liberia: Monrovia.

Thank you for all your hard work ❤

tonights gon be litttt lets goooo😁

Happy Friday Ms Pamela ✌🏻

Pamela… you’re amazing! Thank you

Today i found out that i have a below average brain😂

Trivia questions on Yt and trivia questions on Tv at night? Sounds super great 8 Belle Xd 15 sleep 22 museum 40 Spain 46 opac? Or whatever writing 😊❤

OKAY 15 got me off guard cause I HAVE NARCOLEPSY 😂

No.2 I've never been more happy to hear Urdu in a question. 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰

“I’ll take locations of assassins for 800, Alex” “Okay, this location is notoriously grassy and in the city of Dallas” “11:13”

6:46 I counter that with Wooly Mammoth! Didn’t say the animal couldn’t be extinct 😉

I achieved a disappointing 64% (128/200) correct, gotta work on my general knowledge sheesh

Oh my God your eyebrows are spectacular

new video lets go

26:39 the word is boers (pronounced boors, like when you boo someone) or in the native language boere (pronounced boorih). Boere are farmers in South Africa

I said wooly mammoth to 23 😂

um luv ur channel 🫶🏼🫶🏼

General knowledge 🫡

Or whale! 🐋

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Bonus: Liberia

It should be George Weah’ very own Liberia? 🤔

Number 21 threw me because I thought the printing press was invented in Germany by Gutenberg

That “y” [e]…we call it [e] griega, in Spanish. y griega o i latina.

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Great video as always. My one note is that the background white noise is a little nauseating. If u could add "meditation music" or really anything else to drown out that noise it's be perfect.

Belle means more "pretty" than "beautiful "

Sweetheart pamela you are always stunning love you're videos you are always a soothing lovable sweetheart

Looking beautiful this evening.