Gary's pub quiz.

Originally posted by palomine
My girlfriend says it's mob. makes sense to me😏

Bow to your girlfriend. I didn't think anyone was going to get that.😉

Hey guys I'm back. Did you miss me? Did you notice? All of these questions and more to follow........🙄

1. I'll follow the collective noun thing, then, Dolphins!
2. What prefix is tied to side, run, and take?
3. In what movie do you hear the line, "play it again Sam"
4. Where are the Spanish steps?
5. Who always said, "I ain't gettin on no plane fool!"

Have fun guys, and merry christmas.
Ps, anyone who I'm playing, I won't be at my computer xmas eve, xmas day or boxing day so please don't time me out.

Originally posted by garyminford
Hey guys I'm back. Did you miss me? Did you notice? All of these questions and more to follow........🙄

1. I'll follow the collective noun thing, then, Dolphins!
2. What prefix is tied to side, run, and take?
3. In what movie do you hear the line, "play it again Sam"
4. Where are the Spanish steps?
5. Who always said, "I ain't gettin on no p ...[text shortened]... aying, I won't be at my computer xmas eve, xmas day or boxing day so please don't time me out.

1. a lundgren
2. Over
3. Casablanca
4. Spain
5. BA "Bad Attitute" Baracus, one of my favourite links... http://www.redhotmedia.nl/life/2_ba.html

Originally posted by timmo
1. a lundgren
2. Over
3. Casablanca
4. Spain
5. BA "Bad Attitute" Baracus, one of my favourite links... http://www.redhotmedia.nl/life/2_ba.html

1. No
2. No
3. No
4. No
5. Yes

Better luck next time, although I do particularly like the answer to 1 🙂

Originally posted by garyminford
Hey guys I'm back. Did you miss me? Did you notice? All of these questions and more to follow........🙄

1. I'll follow the collective noun thing, then, Dolphins!
2. What prefix is tied to side, run, and take?
3. In what movie do ...[text shortened]... ter xmas eve, xmas day or boxing day so please don't time me out.

2. Re (maybe?)
4. Rome

Am not good on collective nouns. Something similar to "Play it again, Sam" is said in Casablanca, but not that exact wording. I fancy there was a film with that as it's title but I don't know anything beyond that.

T1000

Hey T1000. Rome is correct

Re wasn't the answer I was looking for, but it is correct. I didn't actually mean prefix, I meant what word can come before, which isn't quite the same thing. But you get bonus points for answering a harder question. 🙂

And what do points mean????

Originally posted by garyminford
Hey T1000. Rome is correct

Re wasn't the answer I was looking for, but it is correct. I didn't actually mean prefix, I meant what word can come before, which isn't quite the same thing. But you get bonus points for answering a harder question. 🙂

And what do points mean????

Prizes. Except on driving licenses. Then they mean bans.

If 'Re' wasn't quite the badger then mebbe 'Out'?

T

PS: Am enjoying this thread 🙂

Out was indeed the badger I was looking for. And the stoat, weasel, and any other of britains wild-living mammals. Glad you're enjoying it. I just wish that people who are smarter than me wouldn't put questions on it as well. I can only dish it out.
😉

1. Since dolphins are like fish, but bigger and cleverer I reckon (knife thrust in low light conditions here) that it would be not a school, but a university of dolphins
3. 'Play it again Sam' is like 'beam me up Scotty', it was never actually said in Casablanca, although it may have been used in a spoof film since, but none that I can think of.

Nice turn of phrase there jimmyb. The university of dolphins is wrong, although the answer to 3 is correct in that it was never said in casablanca. Come on, someone must know the film.

1. pod

2. I know there is a Woody Allen film called "Play it Again, Sam." But I never actually saw it, so i don't have any idea if the line is in the movie too.

Happy holidays fellers and femalers.

Originally posted by BarefootChessPlayer
ok, two back.
1. give both terms for a group of quail ("flock" is not one of them).
2. what do you call a group of operating companies, according the the unix "quiz" feature?

i forgot to answer these earlier.
one answer to 1 ("covey" ) has been provided already. the other answer is bevy.
for 2, remember that unix was developed by bell labs. the answer the quiz gave was at&t or bell system.
😀

Originally posted by BarefootChessPlayer

what english word has four distinct plural forms, though two are seldom if ever used?

the answer is rhinoceros.

its four plural forms are: rhinoceros, rhinoceroses, rhinocerotes, and rhinoceri.
this was another from "language on vacation".
the last two are very seldom used, and the second is not common.

Yep, pretty sure dolphins hang in around in pods.

And is the play it again sam from a james bond movie??

1. Pod
2. Out
3. Play it again Sam by Woody Allen
4. Rome
5. BA Baracus

Sorry about the long delay folks. I've been working my little buns off.
Ok, here's another 5

1. Who originally had a hit with 'Blue Suede Shoes'?
2. River on which Rome was founded?
3a. Non US residents only... State capital of Indiana?
3b. US residents only...Capital of Georgia?
4. What is the motto of the SAS, the worlds top special forces unit?
5. How many Symphonies did Beethoven write?

Hope those keep even the cleverest of you going for a day or two.
Cheers, Gary.