1) Silly Answer?
2) Key
3) Sleeping
4) Skittles
5) Nigella Lawson
9) Boston Tea Party?
2) Key
3) Sleeping
4) Skittles
5) Nigella Lawson
9) Boston Tea Party?
Quiz night thread (Part 5)
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1 Silly answer
2 Key
3 Sleeping
4 Skittles
5 Nigella Lawson
6 Vince Cable
7 Gullivers Travels
8 Jubilee Line
2 Key
3 Sleeping
4 Skittles
5 Nigella Lawson
6 Vince Cable
7 Gullivers Travels
8 Jubilee Line
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“I'll accept irishguy
5,8,11,12”
“I'll accept irishguy
5,8,11,12”
Heh cheers! I knew he was one of the main people on the IVF team but wasn't sure if he was the main pioneer of the IVF technique.
Did you have someone else in mind or were you looking for the full name?
Originally Posted by The quizmaster:
“We were both right irishguy. I had Patrick Steptoe - didn't know about Robert Edwards
”
“We were both right irishguy. I had Patrick Steptoe - didn't know about Robert Edwards
”
Interesting... never heard of him. Had to look him up on wikipedia and it looks like he might have got the raw end of the deal. Edwards got the fame and a knighthood out of it where as Steptoe didn't seem to get anywhere near the same level of recognition.
5-Trinny Woodall
11-Thailand
12-Waldstein Sonata
1.What B is a game where numbers on cards are matched with ones produced from a machine by a caller?
2.Do grapefruit grow on vines or trees?
3.If you run at a constant 8mph, how long will it take you to run 28 miles?
4.On a DVD or Blu Ray player, which button must be pressed in order to remove the disc?
5.Cork is obtained from a species of which tree?
6.Which member of the royal family visited the Coronation Street set in 2000 to mark the 40th anniversary of the show?
7.Which freshwater fish are attracted to the smell of blood and can reduce a large mammal to a skeleton in a short time?
8.Cormac McCarthy's novel No Country for Old Men takes its title from a poem by which author?
9.The Rhodope Mountains are situated on the frontier between which two European countries?
10.What is the name of the historic American site where George Washington kept his winter quarters?
11.The cottage on the River Stour featured in John Constable's painting The Hay Wain is described as belonging to whom?
12.In Japanese mythology, of what is Hachiman the god of?
11-Thailand
12-Waldstein Sonata
1.What B is a game where numbers on cards are matched with ones produced from a machine by a caller?
2.Do grapefruit grow on vines or trees?
3.If you run at a constant 8mph, how long will it take you to run 28 miles?
4.On a DVD or Blu Ray player, which button must be pressed in order to remove the disc?
5.Cork is obtained from a species of which tree?
6.Which member of the royal family visited the Coronation Street set in 2000 to mark the 40th anniversary of the show?
7.Which freshwater fish are attracted to the smell of blood and can reduce a large mammal to a skeleton in a short time?
8.Cormac McCarthy's novel No Country for Old Men takes its title from a poem by which author?
9.The Rhodope Mountains are situated on the frontier between which two European countries?
10.What is the name of the historic American site where George Washington kept his winter quarters?
11.The cottage on the River Stour featured in John Constable's painting The Hay Wain is described as belonging to whom?
12.In Japanese mythology, of what is Hachiman the god of?
1.Bingo
2.
3.
4.Eject
5.
6.Queen
7.Piranha
8.
9.France, Switzerland?
10.
11.
12.In Japanese mythology, of what is Hachiman the god of?
2.
3.
4.Eject
5.
6.Queen
7.Piranha
8.
9.France, Switzerland?
10.
11.
12.In Japanese mythology, of what is Hachiman the god of?
1) Bingo
2) Trees
3) 3 and a half hours
4) eject
5) Coconut?
6) Charles i think
7) Pirhana
8) WB Yeats?
2) Trees
3) 3 and a half hours
4) eject
5) Coconut?
6) Charles i think
7) Pirhana
8) WB Yeats?
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