Oh well, was worth a try.
How about Herbert Smith? He was the chief engineer for Sopwith and designed their Camel and Snipe fighter planes in WW1. Not too sure about the baby though..
That's it. The Baby was a Naval aircraft.
Over to you
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That's it. The Baby was a Naval aircraft.
Over to you
Staying with maths, use the number 7 eight times to reach an answer of 100 using any mathematical symbol but no other number!
I have to give it to you as it works!
My method was 7 plus 7 divided by 7 to the power of 7 minus 7 minus 7 minus 7 minus 7
What eleven-letter word in the English language has three sets of double consonants and only uses five different letters?
I think you've missed a couple of brackets off there - doesn't work without them.
I used silent brackets, sorry!
In 1991 Alexandra Ripley wrote a sequel to Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind!" Why was there such a lapse of time from original to sequel?
there was me thinking that word only has M I S and P in it = 4. Not that I know the actual answer, cos I don't, just saying....
Can't even use the excuse of fat fingers. (Mental note: use numbers in future...)
She was using a Russian typewriter and couldn't source a replacement ribbon due to the Cold War?
