Originally Posted by Barracute:
“pass
oops wrong quiz !
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“pass
oops wrong quiz !
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Yes, they are always so polite with 'sorry, don't know'.
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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Yes
Who, in a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, had a "swallowtail coat of a beautitful blue, a couple of shirts and a collar or two"?
Who, in a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, had a "swallowtail coat of a beautitful blue, a couple of shirts and a collar or two"?
That was fun, but the only one I actually knew was the copper one! 
my other answers were guesses
ohhh, tense times waiting for the results
my other answers were guessesohhh, tense times waiting for the results
Team 2 - 75 pointers (winners)
Team 1 - 65 points
Well done everyone and thank you all
Join me over at CTAM to watch me beat bcdee's record
Team 1 - 65 points
Well done everyone and thank you all
Join me over at CTAM to watch me beat bcdee's record
That was hard, but fun, thank you quizmaster
It was a team effort.........with bc one step behind the whole time!
It was a team effort.........with bc one step behind the whole time!
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“I'm recording The Escape Artist Mrs Teapot ”
“I'm recording The Escape Artist Mrs Teapot
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I don't know how to record it on this thing
, loving it though
1.How much would your phone bill be if you made 100 calls at 4.4 pence each?
2.What W goes before screen, mill and pipe?
3.According to custom, what in addition to something borrowed, something blue and something new, should a bride wear?
4.Traditionally if a little girl is address on an envelope as Miss, how is a little boy addressed?
5.What name is given to the filled pad with a strong cover often containing springs upon which the sleeper lies?
6.Which two-word phrase is commonly used to describe the kind of party or ball that guests attend in costume?
7.Quotations: of which event did US President Richard Nixon say, "This is the greatest week in the history of the world since the creation"?
8.In July 2013, which country became the 28th member of the European Union?
9.What French word is used for an additional song or piece at the end of an artist's performance?
10.Which admiral took over command at Trafalgar following Nelson's death and came to be buried close by him in St Paul's Cathedral?
11.Which nineteenth-century Scottish scientist gave his name to the law stating that the diffusion rate of a gas is inversely proportional to the square root of its density, a principle used in separating isotopes by the diffusion method?
12.What is the name of the nineteenth-century English philosopher who was a disciple of Jeremy Bentham's Utilitarian movement - his works include the treatises On Liberty and The Subjection of Women?
2.What W goes before screen, mill and pipe?
3.According to custom, what in addition to something borrowed, something blue and something new, should a bride wear?
4.Traditionally if a little girl is address on an envelope as Miss, how is a little boy addressed?
5.What name is given to the filled pad with a strong cover often containing springs upon which the sleeper lies?
6.Which two-word phrase is commonly used to describe the kind of party or ball that guests attend in costume?
7.Quotations: of which event did US President Richard Nixon say, "This is the greatest week in the history of the world since the creation"?
8.In July 2013, which country became the 28th member of the European Union?
9.What French word is used for an additional song or piece at the end of an artist's performance?
10.Which admiral took over command at Trafalgar following Nelson's death and came to be buried close by him in St Paul's Cathedral?
11.Which nineteenth-century Scottish scientist gave his name to the law stating that the diffusion rate of a gas is inversely proportional to the square root of its density, a principle used in separating isotopes by the diffusion method?
12.What is the name of the nineteenth-century English philosopher who was a disciple of Jeremy Bentham's Utilitarian movement - his works include the treatises On Liberty and The Subjection of Women?
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