LG Corporation was established as Lak Hui (pronounced "Lucky") Chemical Industrial Corp. in 1947. It expanded its plastics business, and established GoldStar Co. Ltd.in 1958. Both companies Lucky and GoldStar merged to form Lucky-Goldstar in 1983. In 1995, the company renamed to LG, and since 2009 the company has been using the tagline "Life's Good".
I had to look up to and thought LG was life’s good but found this out. LG actually stands for Lucky GoldStar. This is a nod to two original company names - Rak-Hui (pronounced 'Lucky') Chemical Industrial Corp, which was founded in 1947, and GoldStar Co. Ltd. These two companies merged in 1958 to become Lucky-GoldStar, which then rebranded to LG in 1995.
It's not how smart you are but how well read you are and how good your memory is. This is the worst I've ever done. You certainly came up with some tricky questions this time. Thanks for posting though. 😊
Hello Sean. I'm always happy to see your quizzes as they are the best! I share April with you too, and also echo your 'never again' sentiment. May your back feel better soon.
Oof! Back pain is the worst! You'll be feeling better, soon. Excellent quiz today! 41/50; European geography is a challenge for me, but I will guess Spain is the answer to the Bonus question. Happy April Birthday, Sean!🌼🎉🎂🎈
On my fourth quiz I’ve become an Einstein with a 42 score after being a Hawking twice (36 & 40) and a Fleming with a 33 so I’m feeling pretty pleased with myself
Hi there, Sean. I always enjoy your quizzes. Keep them coming. In this episode, am not sure about your answer on Korea`s LG. I was in Korea for seven years teaching English and am certain that LG over there means Life`s Good. I also thought that La Toya is the youngest of the Jackson children. Bonus Question: Russia. Watching replay from Victoria, BC, Canada.
I am so sorry to hear you are having back issues. There really is not much more I can say but I hope your issues with your back are soon resolved and you are feeling much better. Take care, Thank You for your UA-cam quiz's and the best always to you, your staff and all your families.
Hi Sean , No answer for the bonus 31/50 got another Fleming Award . Ps . I knew nothing about the Lucky but I knew about Goldstar and I have been called LG for years and their slogan is lifes good since the GFC of 2008.
I could be wrong but I believe the Ukraine is a little larger than France so I'll go with Ukraine. 13:11 love that face btw, I imagine mine looked very similar.
Thank you. Sean. Hope you are healed from your back problems. I liked this quiz although I only got 33 right. I do wish you would let us know the correct answer to the bonus question as there is a bit of disagreement among the players on today's. Some said Russia, but I believe that includes a bit of Asia so I said France. What is the right answer?
LG stands for Life's Good, and later I discovered it's been googled by someone to find it correct Bonus answer: Russia, even if the larger part of it is in Europe! Flemming award of intelligence (30)
+1 is really Canada and the USA followed by the area code. That is the first time I have disagreed with you in about thirty of your quizzes I have done so not a bad result. You have some South African answers that I do not recognise (as noted in the comments for Fusilli) but no issue at all. While I have got you, how about questions on NHL, Canada and my beloved Australia. Thanks. mate (and go the Springboks).
42/50, barely made Einstein. As for the bonus, is it Ukraine? Russia is bigger, but it's partly in Asia. Thanks for the quiz. We missed you. Hope your back recovers.
I am in disbelief....50/50....but I am not even attempting the bonus question. I am not good with spatial problems...LOL I will learn from the other quiz takers where that is concerned.
I did not do well this time. There were a few that I had no clue on. I have never heard of a bridesmaid's flower arrangement called a nosegay. In the U.S., we usually just call it a bouquet. Maybe it is a regional thing. This time out, I got 34/50 which puts me in Fleming Award of Intelligence. I'm happy with that. I passed.
My worst score yet I think the Bonus answer might be Russia I didn't like this quiz too hard and I think you will find question 38 the answer in fact is Fusilli!
Rotini. The word "fusilli" is sometimes incorrectly used to describe another twisted pasta called rotini. The key to distinguishing the two is to remember that fusilli is made of strands of pasta twisted into little spring-like shapes, while rotini is typically extruded into a twisted shape.
Not once does the creator state the answer to the bonus question: not even when commenting to those that did answer. Pretty frustrating, given the multitude of guesses. Also, the actual answer is ambiguous: Some sources cite Russia, even though they readily admit it does span two continents. As someone who lives on the other side of the World, I was unaware the post Soviet States were considered part of Europe. I had always concluded, incorrectly, they were part of Asia. I had to source this answer off-site. Please, always supply the answer; & the actual reason. Thanks anyway.
Oxford Reference and Mirriam-Webster states the plural is hippopotamuses or hippopotami. Though Oxford Reference states that "hippopotamuses" is used 4 times more than "hippopotami".
LG stands for life's good. Ione LG products and you had me second-guessing myself so I had to Google it and I was correct. Not you
LG Corporation was established as Lak Hui (pronounced "Lucky") Chemical Industrial Corp. in 1947. It expanded its plastics business, and established GoldStar Co. Ltd.in 1958. Both companies Lucky and GoldStar merged to form Lucky-Goldstar in 1983. In 1995, the company renamed to LG, and since 2009 the company has been using the tagline "Life's Good".
@Robert.... Careful what sources you trust. Oh, and don't be rude.
LG now stands for lifes good But when they first started it stood for Lucky Goldstar so the quizz master is correct
The question was - it’s original name, not its name today.
I had to look up to and thought LG was life’s good but found this out.
LG actually stands for Lucky GoldStar. This is a nod to two original company names - Rak-Hui (pronounced 'Lucky') Chemical Industrial Corp, which was founded in 1947, and GoldStar Co. Ltd. These two companies merged in 1958 to become Lucky-GoldStar, which then rebranded to LG in 1995.
It's not how smart you are but how well read you are and how good your memory is. This is the worst I've ever done. You certainly came up with some tricky questions this time. Thanks for posting though. 😊
"Never again" ~ Sean (Detormentis) I howled when I read that! That's my slogan too Sean, never again, lol.
My husband and I love your quiz. Watch it every day. Also love your sense of humour.
I agree the best way to do well on the quiz is to read widely and remember well
Hello Sean. I'm always happy to see your quizzes as they are the best! I share April with you too, and also echo your 'never again' sentiment. May your back feel better soon.
Me too on both counts.. 🎉 Great quizzes!!! 👍🇦🇺
Love your channel. Hope your back gets better very soon. You’re a gentleman! ☺️
Thanks so much!
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I'll just say that I got all of the April questions correct. 🤣 Tough one for sure. Prayers for healing for your back.
I said Fusiili for Q38. Same thing
I got 29/50 so I’m pleased with that 😎
Great quiz as always
Hope your back gets better in time for you to have a great birthday! Thanks Detormentis.
Hope you feel better soon. Thank you for all your work.
Thank you!
11:49 😂😂 You are hilarious
39/50 Great quiz, Sean. I hope your back gets to feeling better soon. I feel for you. Tyfs. Have a blessed Easter, everyone.
Bonus: Russia?
Thank you, and Great score, this was quite a challenging quiz.
34/50 I lost quite a few on the wedding questions and as I was born in April I must agree about all the best people are born then!😁
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My bithday is also April, but I never knew about 30th being added. I just made it. Always the nicest people are born in Aprl 😅
Missed your quizzes! Hope you feel better soon!
Thank you so much!
Love your quizzes thank you
Thank you!
Oh dear ..... only a Hawking today! Thanks for the good fun quizzes!
Thanks for watching!
Oof! Back pain is the worst! You'll be feeling better, soon. Excellent quiz today! 41/50; European geography is a challenge for me, but I will guess Spain is the answer to the Bonus question. Happy April Birthday, Sean!🌼🎉🎂🎈
Thank you!
On my fourth quiz I’ve become an Einstein with a 42 score after being a Hawking twice (36 & 40) and a Fleming with a 33 so I’m feeling pretty pleased with myself
Shaun? Or Sean
Great quizzes 🎉LM
Totally agree with your view on marriage!
The quote under tying the knot, attributed to you, made me lol. 😂
First of all my friend I am glad you are feeling better . My score usually between 30 to 40 ,,,, keep up the good work my South African friend .
Good score Dave, thanks for watching!
This quiz was tough! I hope you feel better soon. Back problems are so painful.
Thank you!
Einstein today. Best result ever.
Happy birthday fellow best person
Hi there, Sean. I always enjoy your quizzes. Keep them coming.
In this episode, am not sure about your answer on Korea`s LG. I was in Korea for seven years teaching English and am certain that LG over there means Life`s Good. I also thought that La Toya is the youngest of the Jackson children.
Bonus Question: Russia. Watching replay from Victoria, BC, Canada.
"Never again". I quite agree, Sean.
I got Edison award for brightness 🔆
Nice one!
I am so sorry to hear you are having back issues.
There really is not much more I can say but I hope your issues with your back are soon resolved and you are feeling much better.
Take care, Thank You for your UA-cam quiz's and the best always to you, your staff and all your families.
hope your back heals quickly!
Hi Sean , No answer for the bonus 31/50 got another Fleming Award . Ps . I knew nothing about the Lucky but I knew about Goldstar and I have been called LG for years and their slogan is lifes good since the GFC of 2008.
Only in a wedding will you find the train after the caboose.
Hello Deformentis, I only got 35/50 correct, thank you for the quiz! 🤔
Good score, thanks for watching!
Better change the typo there 🤣
I could be wrong but I believe the Ukraine is a little larger than France so I'll go with Ukraine. 13:11 love that face btw, I imagine mine looked very similar.
Thanks.
Hawking as usual. Feel better soon!
Whew! 42/50 Bonus: Russia OMG that was so hard! I lost 5 in science/technology alone Wow. Hope your back is better soon!
A tough one but managed 38/50. bonus - France.
Thank you. Sean. Hope you are healed from your back problems. I liked this quiz although I only got 33 right. I do wish you would let us know the correct answer to the bonus question as there is a bit of disagreement among the players on today's. Some said Russia, but I believe that includes a bit of Asia so I said France. What is the right answer?
I got 35 out of 50.
LG stands for Life's Good, and later I discovered it's been googled by someone to find it correct
Bonus answer: Russia, even if the larger part of it is in Europe!
Flemming award of intelligence (30)
Hope you feel better soon.
+1 is really Canada and the USA followed by the area code. That is the first time I have disagreed with you in about thirty of your quizzes I have done so not a bad result. You have some South African answers that I do not recognise (as noted in the comments for Fusilli) but no issue at all. While I have got you, how about questions on NHL, Canada and my beloved Australia. Thanks. mate (and go the Springboks).
Bonus April. Happy Birthday Sean.25 out of 50.
I got 40/50 but still fall into Hawking. Interesting quiz.
42/50, barely made Einstein. As for the bonus, is it Ukraine? Russia is bigger, but it's partly in Asia.
Thanks for the quiz. We missed you. Hope your back recovers.
Thank you! And great score. Thanks for watching!
hawking
34 right, about average for me.
37/50. Bonus Germany
Einstein❤ France
I am in disbelief....50/50....but I am not even attempting the bonus question. I am not good with spatial problems...LOL I will learn from the other quiz takers where that is concerned.
i got a 21 and barely made the oppenhimer award of clevverness
Germany
17/50
LG is Life is good
47/50.......RUSSIA
Cuba
Daisies
Bonus question.. is it Germany? (Trying to picture the map in my head huh huh)
Asia
Well not sure what you called it but the photo we saw was a Xylophone.
Looked it up and checked images and yep, Xylophone
37/50
Einstein, France
Sir your big fan please your day arnig doller tell me
Hawking Why did I mistake the elk for a moose? Ugh! Fun quiz
Hope your back keeps improving, bad back is very painful. Thank you for another great quizz.
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
I did not do well this time. There were a few that I had no clue on. I have never heard of a bridesmaid's flower arrangement called a nosegay. In the U.S., we usually just call it a bouquet. Maybe it is a regional thing. This time out, I got 34/50 which puts me in Fleming Award of Intelligence. I'm happy with that. I passed.
I'm from US also. But I have heard that being referred to as a nosegay. Tho not necessarily for the brides. Hers is THE bridal bouquet.
Missed ,1,,,,,🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Hawking award 5:51 pm
Is Russia the largest country in Europe? Happy birthday but I heard February is the month of geniuses!!!
Fleming
32.!!!!!
33
Usually scoring Einstein level this one was an Oppenheimer...Photos and marriage part screwed me up (En not native language).
16 wrong
22/Russia
Demoralised! My worst score ever! 22 incorrect. Must try harder🥴
Tough one. I missed eleven.
GERMANY
48/50 and if you believe this.. I have some oceanfront property for sale in Florida USA
get better dude 👍🏻🍀✝️🇺🇸👊🏻
Not good, 39/50
If France is correct I scored 44.
Ukraine is the largest country wholly in Europe (Russia spans Europe and Asia)
My worst score yet I think the Bonus answer might be Russia I didn't like this quiz too hard and I think you will find question 38 the answer in fact is Fusilli!
Rotini. The word "fusilli" is sometimes incorrectly used to describe another twisted pasta called rotini. The key to distinguishing the two is to remember that fusilli is made of strands of pasta twisted into little spring-like shapes, while rotini is typically extruded into a twisted shape.
Yes that is what it is called in the UK.
Not once does the creator state the answer to the bonus question: not even when commenting to those that did answer.
Pretty frustrating, given the multitude of guesses. Also, the actual answer is ambiguous: Some sources cite Russia, even though they readily admit it does span two continents.
As someone who lives on the other side of the World, I was unaware the post Soviet States were considered part of Europe. I had always concluded, incorrectly, they were part of Asia. I had to source this answer off-site.
Please, always supply the answer; & the actual reason. Thanks anyway.
32 gang
Russia?
Russia
Ukraine
Wife and I got Hawking today. Ukraine is the largest country fully inside Europe. Russia has the most land mass but stretches into Asia.
Good score!
* hippopotamii
Oxford Reference and Mirriam-Webster states the plural is hippopotamuses or hippopotami. Though Oxford Reference states that "hippopotamuses" is used 4 times more than "hippopotami".
@@detormentis the expression “ain’t nothing” is probably used more than “is nothing”, just because something is used more, does it mean it’s right?
Only Latin derived words ending in -us pluralise into -ii (eg. Stylus -> stylii). Hippopotamus is derived from Greek so the correct plural form is -es
Western Russia
This is your worst test ngl