Pub Quiz thread

[babyhornetdan]

He died in April 1616 so perhaps he took out life insurance that was rejected on his death?

Afraid not NZ.

 

[NZHorn]

Shakespeare's lost play "Cardenio" was first performed?

 

[Bloother]

Shakespeare produced his last ever document, his will.

 

[Bolton's Boots]

Shakespeare produced his last ever document, his will.

"To die or not to die, that is the question:
Should it be nobler for Anne to suffer
The slings and arrows of my outrageous fortune
The riches her flesh is heir to
When I have shuffled of this mortal coil....."

- well, something like that

 

[babyhornetdan]

Shakespeare's lost play "Cardenio" was first performed?

Nope

Shakespeare produced his last ever document, his will.

Very good Bloother. He revised his will shortly before he died. His hand writing was shaky so historians believe he was seriously ill at the timw.

 

[Bloother]

"Should it be nobler for Anne to suffer
The slings and arrows of my outrageous fortuneI...

...or shall I leave her my second favourite bed?

Cheers Dan.

What is the first word spoken by Harry Potter (book not film!!).

 

[yorkshirehornet]

Watford?

coo
cough
pa-foo

?

 

[Bloother]

Watford?

coo
cough
pa-foo

?

I'm going to give you that Yorkie. Initially I meant the first word spoken in the first book ('Nothing'), then remembered that there was a flashback where his Mum and Dad were trying to get him to say his first word, which was Pa Foo (or Padfoot if you prefer).

Over to thee.

 

[geitungur akureyrar]

Harry

 

[yorkshirehornet]

I'm going to give you that Yorkie. Initially I meant the first word spoken in the first book ('Nothing'), then remembered that there was a flashback where his Mum and Dad were trying to get him to say his first word, which was Pa Foo (or Padfoot if you prefer).

Over to thee.

thanks Bloother......
wasn't sure... but they are baby wizard words



Here we go: Which UK based 60s singer later made an album of songs by a French speaking songwriter and who was the songwriter

 

[Bolton's Boots]

Jane Birkin & Serge Gainsbourg?

 

[yorkshirehornet]

noo....

 

[geitungur akureyrar]

UK based so not British? Scott Walker
French speaking, not French? Jaques Brel

 

[yorkshirehornet]

UK based so not British? Scott Walker
French speaking, not French? Jaques Brel

Spot on........

 

[Jsybarry]

I'm going to give you that Yorkie. Initially I meant the first word spoken in the first book ('Nothing'), then remembered that there was a flashback where his Mum and Dad were trying to get him to say his first word, which was Pa Foo (or Padfoot if you prefer).

Over to thee.

Bloother, I disagree with your answer. I thought that the first word he says is nearly, in response to Petunia asking him if he is up yet.

 

[geitungur akureyrar]

- We were the ugly stepchildren. Everybody of the San Franciscan scene was all "kiss babies" and "eat flowers". We were sort of "kiss flowers" and "eat babies"; we weren't peace and love.

Who said this and which band was he the singer ?

 

[babyhornetdan]

- We were the ugly stepchildren. Everybody of the San Franciscan scene was all "kiss babies" and "eat flowers". We were sort of "kiss flowers" and "eat babies"; we weren't peace and love.

Who said this and which band was he the singer ?

Was it Dickie Peterson from Blue Cheer?

 

[Bolton's Boots]

Dickie Peterson of Blue Cheer.

Also famous for having his love gun cocked and pointing out -

"Ain't no use to hide
No there ain't no use to run
Cause I got you in the sights of my........
My love gun, my love gun, my love gun"

 

[geitungur akureyrar]

BHD you are correct and first so the next question is for you. BB correct also, just a little slow.

 

[babyhornetdan]

BHD you are correct and first so the next question is for you. BB correct also, just a little slow.

Thank you AK.

Ok, what connects Bacon, Mouse, Taco, Whippet and Marbles.