10) They all succeeded their brother.
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Originally Posted by eugenespeed:
“6. Fantastic album that, it's by The Knife!
(You've heard their stuff, even if you can't remember their name!)”
“6. Fantastic album that, it's by The Knife!
(You've heard their stuff, even if you can't remember their name!)”
It's them eugenespeed
10,12
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“They did indeed
12”
“They did indeed
12”
Ah, that is what I meant when I said the eldest son had died/abdicated. Should be clearer in my answers!
1.DB
2.Dance
3.Hooves
4.Vain
5.Cookie
6.Avici
7.Wednesday
8.Mad cow disease
9.Calcutta
10.They were young?
11.
12.
2.Dance
3.Hooves
4.Vain
5.Cookie
6.Avici
7.Wednesday
8.Mad cow disease
9.Calcutta
10.They were young?
11.
12.
6,9,10 are wrong AxG and 7 Dare Devil
QN is back on Monday, and there will be a new special the following Monday
QN is back on Monday, and there will be a new special the following Monday
Welcome to this week and initials. A new group quiz for next monday
1.ZF-Clothing accesory invented by Whitcomb Judson
2.LMM-She sat on her tuffet, according to the nursery rhyme
3.SAS-Neat, clean and well looked after
4.TI-Daily national broadsheet newspaper launched in the UK in 1986
5.COAHTR-Tennessee Williams play
6.FPTP-Electoral system used in the UK
7.TLON-According to Genesis, it lay to the East of Eden
8.RTTI-Famous road which runs from Fort William to Mallaig
9.WT-Rossini's last opera
10.GM-First woman to fly around the world
1.ZF-Clothing accesory invented by Whitcomb Judson
2.LMM-She sat on her tuffet, according to the nursery rhyme
3.SAS-Neat, clean and well looked after
4.TI-Daily national broadsheet newspaper launched in the UK in 1986
5.COAHTR-Tennessee Williams play
6.FPTP-Electoral system used in the UK
7.TLON-According to Genesis, it lay to the East of Eden
8.RTTI-Famous road which runs from Fort William to Mallaig
9.WT-Rossini's last opera
10.GM-First woman to fly around the world
1. Zip something?
2. Little Miss Muffet
3. Spick and Span
4. the Independent
5. Confessions of a/an...?
2. Little Miss Muffet
3. Spick and Span
4. the Independent
5. Confessions of a/an...?
1. Zip (fastener?)
2. Little Miss Muffet
3. spick and span
4 The Independent
5. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
6. First past the post
7. The Land of Nod
8. Road to the Isles?
9. William Tell
10. Geraldine Mock
2. Little Miss Muffet
3. spick and span
4 The Independent
5. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
6. First past the post
7. The Land of Nod
8. Road to the Isles?
9. William Tell
10. Geraldine Mock
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“10/10 Sallysally. Well done
”
“10/10 Sallysally. Well done
”
Yay!!! First time, I think.
And thank you Dare Devil. You are usually pretty good yourself.
1.A malicious person in a benevolent disguise is described as a what in sheep's clothing?
2.In maths, what is three quarters of 120?
3.Which word precedes view, detective and enterprise?
4.On an old video recorder, what did the letters SP stand for?
5.Current affairs: fares for what mode of transport are rising by 3.5% from January 2015?
6.Picture: name the 2004 film featuring this future version of Chicago? http://www.postimage.org/image/7uyz5h6gv/
7.As of 1 July 2007, what could you no longer do in a public house in England?
8.In politics, Betty Boothroyd, Michael Martin and John Bercow have all held which political post?
9.Yr wyddfa is the Welsh name for which mountain?
10.Quotations: which famous speech began with the words "at long last, I am able to say a few words on my own"?
11.By what name is the group of late Roman silver vessels known, which were found in Suffolk in 1942, and now housed in the British Museum?
12.Mendelssohn's Third Symphony, inspired by a visit to Holyrood House, and nicknamed the Scottish, is dedicated to whom?
2.In maths, what is three quarters of 120?
3.Which word precedes view, detective and enterprise?
4.On an old video recorder, what did the letters SP stand for?
5.Current affairs: fares for what mode of transport are rising by 3.5% from January 2015?
6.Picture: name the 2004 film featuring this future version of Chicago? http://www.postimage.org/image/7uyz5h6gv/
7.As of 1 July 2007, what could you no longer do in a public house in England?
8.In politics, Betty Boothroyd, Michael Martin and John Bercow have all held which political post?
9.Yr wyddfa is the Welsh name for which mountain?
10.Quotations: which famous speech began with the words "at long last, I am able to say a few words on my own"?
11.By what name is the group of late Roman silver vessels known, which were found in Suffolk in 1942, and now housed in the British Museum?
12.Mendelssohn's Third Symphony, inspired by a visit to Holyrood House, and nicknamed the Scottish, is dedicated to whom?
2. 90
4. Short play?
5. Trains
6. iRobot. Can't believe that film is 10 years old
7. Smoke
8. Speaker
9. Snowdon
4. Short play?
5. Trains
6. iRobot. Can't believe that film is 10 years old
7. Smoke
8. Speaker
9. Snowdon
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