I was always taught that Roman soldiers were partially paid in salt, not with money to buy salt, hence the term 'salary'. Didn't matter anyway as the other two possible answers were silly.
Yes - he needs to brush up on his acting skills! But hey, if ITV want to donate to charity, then fair enough, imo!
To be fair, he didn't actually look as if he was throwing it, nearly as badly as Shaun last week but Shaun needed to get a lot more wrong as last weeks were thicker, despite getting £100k.
I don't normally watch the Celeb version as it so obvious when the Chaser 'throws' the odd question or two. Tonight Paul got the definition of objurgate wrong but having a medical background he must have studied Latin like me and should have known it meant rebuked.
I did enjoy this one though because Natalie aka Alicia looked absolutely stunning, what a figure that girl has and so glad they won some money for their charities.
I hate it when the celebrites win, some of them are always so arrogant. It's a shame they have to rig the questions in the Celeb editions, if only it was fair like the weekday series.
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I struggled with that one ;-)
I guess its all for charity at the end of the day but its so obvious!!!
You just knew, didnt you!
It's all predictable really?
Congrats on your milestone, BG - 21,000 posts. :cool::D
Yes - he needs to brush up on his acting skills! But hey, if ITV want to donate to charity, then fair enough, imo!
To be fair, he didn't actually look as if he was throwing it, nearly as badly as Shaun last week but Shaun needed to get a lot more wrong as last weeks were thicker, despite getting £100k.
I'd rather they just gave £60k to charity, then humiliated some thick celebs, desperate for some tv exposure for an hour.
Actually, this sounds horribly snobby, but I was surprised by Brian's performance! He seemed fairly knowledgeable.
I did enjoy this one though because Natalie aka Alicia looked absolutely stunning, what a figure that girl has