This RP term describes when a banker requests to be away from work without being paid.

"Try Everything"

A standard for consumer-level video recording and playing on cassette tapes, this was eventually replaced by DVDs by 2008.

Located in London, the largest four-faced clock in the world that manufactures some of the tastiest ice cream east of Burlington, Vermont.

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Occurring every November, this event, led by Brad Bollman, typically takes 3 weeks to process and execute.

"Strange Things"

Originally released in 1979, this device was portable and allowed people to listen to music on the move.

Mouselike boy in an EB White story traveling through the heavens as Ursa Minor.

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The 1st member of the RP job tree who typically processes Line of Business emails and works on the Attendance process.

"One Little Slip"

This venue where people would play video games, pinball machines, or merchandisers, hit it's golden age in the 80s.

Period of rest in Genesis where working parents leave toddlers.

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The number of WFVC sites in the continental US.

"When We're Human"

Invented in 1974 by a Hungarian sculptor, this 3D combination puzzle was licensed to be sold by the Ideal Toy Corp in 1980.

The flavor of ice cream consisting of chocolate, marshmallows, and nuts that appears in a 2002 Sam Mendes film with Tom Hanks and Paul Newman.

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Typically led by Carrie Steele, this event takes place on the last Thursday of each month.

"A Place Called Slaughter Race"

Invented by Wisconsin teacher Stuart Anders, this stainless steel, flexible item covered in plastic was a popular fad among pre-teens and teenagers.

Original Hawaii Five-O actor who is Tolkien's follow-up to The Hobbit.

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