ok, here are the rules. (which are completely unenforceable), no using search engines. Winner gets a free nights booze and food at my pub which they can collect at my pub on any 30th of February.😏
1. What unusual allergy does Lisa Stansfield have? (this maybe slightly tricky for our american friends, don't think she ever made it over there)
2. What is the collective noun for a group of owls?
3. There are two american presidents who had the same mother and father, but were not siblings, how is this possible?
4.What author sometimes wrote under the psuedonym 'Boz'?
5.What is the capital of Burkino Faso?
1. What unusual allergy does Lisa Stansfield have? (this maybe slightly tricky for our american friends, don't think she ever made it over there)Ok, since noone seems to interested, I shall give the answers (my thanks to the two people who did try)
2. What is the collective noun for a group of owls?
3. There are two american presidents who had the same mother and father, but were not siblings, how is this possible?
4.What author sometimes wrote under the psuedonym 'Boz'?
5.What is the capital of Burkino Faso?[/b]
1. She is allergic to her own saliva. (which begs the question of whose does she use?)
2. It is a parliament of owls.
3. The two American presidents are the same man. It was Grover Cleveland, who was the only president to be elected on separate occasions.
4. Charles Dickens sometimes wrote under the pseudonym of 'Boz'.
5. The capital of Burkino Faso is 'Oagadougou' obviously. 😀.
Thanks for trying you two, and if I get a request to do another one I'll do it.
Later guys.
Gary.
Hey cool, thanks for the support guys.
ok, here goes:
1. What is next in this sequence st, nd, rd, __?
(it's two letters in case you couldn't get that)
2. According to Simon and Garfunkel, what was 'Every stop was neatly planned for.....'
3. What is the lowest score in darts that requires 2 darts?
4. What word comes before Way, Table and Works?
5. What movie is this line from....'Never tell me the odds!'
ok, off you go guys.
Gary
Originally posted by garyminforda point of clarification on #3:
Ok, since noone seems to interested, I shall give the answers (my thanks to the two people who did try)
2. It is a parliament of owls.
3. The two American presidents are the same man. It was Grover Cleveland, who was the only president to be elected on separate occasions.
Thanks for trying you two, and if I get a request to do another one I'll do it.
Later guys.
Gary.
cleveland was counted twice in the list of u. s. presidents because his terms of office were not consecutive.
saying "they were elected on separate occasions" is not enough as almost all presidents serving more than one term were elected "on separate (but consecutive) occasions".
i knew the "parliament" of owls but didn't get in here itn time.
two back at you:
1. what do you call a group of crows?
2. what is the product of a cob and a pen called?
Originally posted by garyminford3) = 3 (lowest 2 dart finish 1 & double 1)
Hey cool, thanks for the support guys.
ok, here goes:
1. What is next in this sequence st, nd, rd, __?
(it's two letters in case you couldn't get that)
2. According to Simon and Garfunkel, what was 'Every stop was neatly planned for.....'
3. What is the lowest score in darts that requires 2 darts?
4. What word comes before Way, Table and W ...[text shortened]... s?
5. What movie is this line from....'Never tell me the odds!'
ok, off you go guys.
Gary
4) water
pass on the others🙄
Originally posted by Jay PeateaYou can get a 3 by hitting the 3 with only one dart. I believe the lowest score that requires 2 darts is 23.
3) = 3 (lowest 2 dart finish 1 & double 1)
4) water
pass on the others🙄
The answers for #1 and #5 are 'th' and 'The Empire Strikes Back', respectively.