Introduced in the '70s, the SWTPC KBD-1 was an early example of what device that most computers really need?
Designed to prevent repetitive strain injuries, Microsoft Natural was a popular line of ergonomic WHATs?
More efficient than QWERTY, Colemak and Dvorak are alternative layouts for what computer peripheral?
Though it's used for a zillion other things now, what branded product was marketed in 1924 as a "marvelous new way to remove cold cream"?
"Don't carry a cold in your pocket" was a 1930s slogan for what brand that's still trademarked, hence competitors having to call their products "facial tissues"?
The Cellucotton company developed a crepe-paper gas mask they made for World War I into both Kotex and what tissue brand that uses a lot of the same letters?
One of America's most venerable traps, Wall Drug is a big ol' shopping mall in what Great Plains state?
Six Grandfathers is the Lakota name for Mount Rushmore, one of the few reasons anyone visits what U.S. state?
Definitely don't overthink it: North Dakota officially joined the Union in the exact same minute as what other U.S. state?
Anna Sewell died in 1878, just as what only novel of hers was starting to supercharge the animal welfare movement?
Duchess is the mom of what literary title character who spends the middle part of his novel pulling cabs through London?
"His Grooms and Companions, the Autobiography of a Horse" is the lengthy subtitle of what classic novel that's totally unrelated to "The Black Stallion"?
"Trying is the first step towards failure" is a bit of helpful advice from what TV dad?
After helping to break Springfield's short-lived alcohol prohibition, what American icon said "To alcohol: The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems"?
Written into scripts as "(Annoyed grunt)," the exclamation "D'oh!" has been said at least 500 times by what cartoon character?