Tiny Trivia Question II

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on December 22, 2006, 9:12 PM PST

Tiny Trivia Question II

Since people seemed to like the Tron question, here’s a REALLY basic one. Without the aid of Google or other research, how many of you know the correct spelling of the language Basic and what it stands for? No cheating, and, don’t put your answer in the title of the reply – that way others ...

Since people seemed to like the Tron question, here’s a REALLY basic one.

Without the aid of Google or other research, how many of you know the correct spelling of the language Basic and what it stands for?

No cheating, and, don’t put your answer in the title of the reply – that way others can continue to play.

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