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Discussion in 'Watford' started by colognehornet, Jun 26, 2013.

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  1. colognehornet

    colognehornet Well-Known Member

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    Er.. nope.
     
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  2. NZHorn

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    It is a cafe in Istanbul that all the hippies used to visit. I discovered that Elvis was dead, at the pudding shop. The future head of state - Mary Wotsit of Ireland?
     
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    NZHorn Well-Known Member

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    Can't be Mary Wotsit, unless she has had a sex change. It must be Francois Hollande.
     
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  4. colognehornet

    colognehornet Well-Known Member

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    It was indeed the cafe/restaurant in Istanbul which was used as a kind of staging post on the hippy trail to Afghanistan and India. The head of state is also reputed to be the only one who reached that position having Gypsy ethnic origins - who was /is he ?
     
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  5. Bolton's Boots

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    Had to have been George Bush - he was a right tinker.....<whistle>
     
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  6. colognehornet

    colognehornet Well-Known Member

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    No, not Bush - on the right lines though.
     
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  7. Bolton's Boots

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    Bill Clinton?
     
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  8. geitungur akureyrar

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    Nicolas Sarkozy?
     
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  9. colognehornet

    colognehornet Well-Known Member

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    Bill Clinton is correct - over to you.
     
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  10. Bolton's Boots

    Bolton's Boots Well-Known Member

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    This series of numbers will change over the weekend - what do they represent?

    515412, 319555, 195857
     
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    As the first one is a total of the other 2, I'm going to say total goals in the history of the FL, the amount scored by home teams and the amount scored by away teams.
     
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  12. Bolton's Boots

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    Exactly right - over to you...
     
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  13. Jsybarry

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    What do Lindsey Buckingham of Fleetwood Mac, the 400m hurdler Dai Greene and Lenin have in common?
     
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  14. Bolton's Boots

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    Not sure about Dai Greene, but the other two have something in common with you - epilepsy?
     
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    Jsybarry Well-Known Member

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    Correct.
     
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    Which bird was incorrectly known as a puffin in the 17th century - so named as puffin was an Anglo-Norman word meaning the cured carcasses of their nestlings?
     
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  17. geitungur akureyrar

    geitungur akureyrar Well-Known Member

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    Skrofa is puffinus puffinus. Is this the Manx Shearwater?
     
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    aha.... the Manx Shearwater?
     
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  19. Bolton's Boots

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    <applause> Over to you AK...
     
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  20. geitungur akureyrar

    geitungur akureyrar Well-Known Member

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    Easy question I think. What would you do with a broch? It is not an english word to make things more complicated.
     
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