Q9.: Jim of Unnatural Axxe protested Gary Carter as Steve Garvey had paternity suit, disqualifying him for the Goody-Two-Shoes epithet. Gary Carter was never referred to as "Little Goody-Two-Shoes", extensive research only bore fruit on the nickname "The Kid"; nor was he particularly good looking. So.... Protest DENIED.

Q9: Unnatural Axxe protested Rolling Stones for Black & Blue Tour. The Rolling Stones did tour in 1976 (the year Black and Blue the album was released) but only in Europe and as near as I can tell from the cover of the Tour booklet, the tour was called The Black and Blue Tour. So.... Protest ACCEPTED for 1 point.

Q7.: Reach for the Tap protested that the queen is pinned in diagram 5. It isn't; it is blocked. A pinned piece cannot move (legally or advisedly) because it is itself blocking an attack on another piece, usually the king or queen. Protest DENIED.

Q10: Seumas of the Cellar Rats protests "Water Street" as the "short street which boasts that is has more bars than anywhere else in the world". Water Street is not short, and has much more than bars; George Street is short, has nothing but bars, and makes the boast in question. Protest DENIED.

Q2.: Unnatural Axxe protested that Raging Bull was the last black and white picture to win a Best Picture Oscar. Raging Bull lost out to Ordinary People for Best Picture. Protest DENIED.