What about my (and by "my" I mean someone elses) originally released casette tape?

Depends on what country you buy it in.

Good questions. Went against my better judgement and went obscure on some of these...we'll see how it pans out.

I vote no on WWE wrestlers counting as athelets, they are actors playing a role in a set up match. Just because Slyvester Stallone worked his ass off playing Rocky, that doesn't make him an pro boxer.

If it came down to voting, I would vote against pro wrestlers. But that's just me talking as a player, not as Sheepmaster.

Dictionary.com defines athlete as this: a person trained or gifted in exercises or contests involving physical agility, stamina, or strength; a participant in a sport, exercise, or game requiring physical skill.

I would say WWF/WWE wrestlers falls into that category.

is Joey Chestnut (hot dog eating champion) a athlete? He fits that definition.

Did he record any albums?

EDIT: I will send in a new answer(s) if the definition is changed....

Well, it does specifically say professional athlete, and the WWF/WWE is a professional organization (supposedly), whereas the hot dog eating champion or Sammy Hagar aren't really part of any professional organizations.

Edit: Actually, Bus, what is your definition of album?

I edited my response ... since I am not sure if Hagar ever was paid to box. If you are paid then you are a professional.

I'm in. I've been too late to submit answers in most of the recent games, so when I saw this was still open I answered questions quickly with little-to-no strategic thought involved...but I'm in.

Joey Chestnut is part of the International Federation of Competitive Eating, they do have a organization that sanctions official events.

And he gets paid to eat hot dogs (not including prize money)?

Joey Chestnut is a part of this professional organization:

Joey Chestnut: American Hero

I'm in!

This is my first attempt at one of these, so I'm not sure what to expect. I had to guess at 2 questions and for 2 others with multiple possible answers, I could only think of one.

Does the professional athlete need to be a current player when the album is released?

"Meet the new Bus...same as the old Bus."

Or to take it even further: "Meet the new (magic) Bus...same as the old (magic) Bus."

Nope.

I'm in. Thanks to my vast knowledge of useless trivia that will never gain me anything in terms of fame, fortune, recognition, acclaim, or painted, barely legal, nubile clothing-optional Brazilian girls severely lacking in inhibitions of any kind, I might actually do well this time around. Then again, I thought that last time and now I have to sit around thinking up names for offbeat, madcap French-Caribbean martial artists.

Hey! I love America. I just love Sheep more.

Quick -- somebody do America Sheep!

For question 13, are you looking for just a band with a geographical location in their name, or do they actually have to be from there? I'm assuming the later, which makes things difficult.

I'm particularly proud of my answer to #13.

I think I came up with a pretty good one too.