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Cheers BB. In which sport is water considered as being a stimulant and not allowed. Any type of music may be used, but a fork can only be used for vibration ? The first World championship was in 1980.
Sounds like you've got it Andy. There are some weird sports around - this one involves trying to charm as many worms as you can to the surface within a given time - the World record is about 570 or so and the World championships are held near Nantwich every year. Over to you.
Thanks, Cologne, it's been a while. 
Who were Slats, Jackie, Leo, Telly, Coffee, Tanner, George and Leo, better known as?
Who were Slats, Jackie, Leo, Telly, Coffee, Tanner, George and Leo, better known as?
I'll give it to you, Brian, though strictly speaking it was the whole lion.
Ok Rumor has it that we would be happy if one of our center backs played with 211 on his back why?
If this is from ternary number system this would be 22 in decimal number - am I warm, Brian?
I'm guessing that it's a lucky number in one of their countries. Given that 2+1+1=4, and if you are said to have good luck if you find a 4 leaf clover, I would say that it's Ireland, so the defender in question would be Cathcart.
211 was, I believe, the old Mediaeval code in Byzantium for chocolate fudge. I would like Cathcart to be made of this.
You would like our CB to melt away if things get hot ? But i am looking for the Medieval code of of two eleven
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Guided by clever sister.
So something to do with Sheffield Wednesday, then?
Aahh - 211 is the medieval code for steel & we'd like Cathcart to be the Man of Steel?
Given that today is the 19th anniversary of my dad's funeral...
There are currently five legal ways of 'disposing of the dead' - burial, cremation, donating the body for medical research - what are the other two?
There are currently five legal ways of 'disposing of the dead' - burial, cremation, donating the body for medical research - what are the other two?
Is being shot out of the garbage chute of the USS Enterprise, whilst Amazing Grace is played badly on the bagpipes, one of them?