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Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
- Thread starter Dr.Stanley O'Google, HCFC
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love it.
Beautiful.
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I could watch these daft buggers all day. 
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Bit of a quiz
2 What did music writer David Hepworth call “the Somme with Santana”?
3 Which wildlife census attracts more than half a million participants each January?
4 What is the largest blood vessel in the body?
5 China’s Hou Yifan is the women’s world no 1 in what game?
6 Which fabric’s name comes from the Persian for “milk and sugar”?
7 Which philosopher designed the Panopticon prison?
8 Who was infamously acquitted of an 1892 axe murder in Massachusetts?
What links:
9 Yates, white; Cavendish, green; Millar (now York), polka dot; Wiggins, yellow?
10 Curthose; Rufus; Beauclerc?
11 Gentlemen only, ladies forbidden; New York, London; port out, starboard home?
12 Taurus-Littrow (17); Descartes Highlands (16); Hadley-Apennine (15); Fra Mauro (14)?
13 Jonathan Anderson; Matthieu Blazy; Sarah Burton; Demna; Alessandro Michele?
14 Georgie Fame; Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot; Beyoncé and Jay-Z?
15 Mississippi v Loire; East, Harlem and Hudson v Foss and Ouse?
The questions
1 Which country is named after the creator god Ptah?2 What did music writer David Hepworth call “the Somme with Santana”?
3 Which wildlife census attracts more than half a million participants each January?
4 What is the largest blood vessel in the body?
5 China’s Hou Yifan is the women’s world no 1 in what game?
6 Which fabric’s name comes from the Persian for “milk and sugar”?
7 Which philosopher designed the Panopticon prison?
8 Who was infamously acquitted of an 1892 axe murder in Massachusetts?
What links:
9 Yates, white; Cavendish, green; Millar (now York), polka dot; Wiggins, yellow?
10 Curthose; Rufus; Beauclerc?
11 Gentlemen only, ladies forbidden; New York, London; port out, starboard home?
12 Taurus-Littrow (17); Descartes Highlands (16); Hadley-Apennine (15); Fra Mauro (14)?
13 Jonathan Anderson; Matthieu Blazy; Sarah Burton; Demna; Alessandro Michele?
14 Georgie Fame; Serge Gainsbourg and Brigitte Bardot; Beyoncé and Jay-Z?
15 Mississippi v Loire; East, Harlem and Hudson v Foss and Ouse?
I clearly suck at these quizzes. Slung them into Gemini after having a go.
I got 4, 8 and 11 correct but should really have got 9 if I wasn't so stupid.
I got 4, 8 and 11 correct but should really have got 9 if I wasn't so stupid.
My son is in Dubai, in keeping with the family sick sense of humour, he sent me this
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India v West Indies cricket.... the match was great, but I just love the enthusiasm and joy of their supporters, more especially the kittle kids with their families....
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Isabel (mandatory on a bike) Oakeshott in that pic, leave her there as she's so keen on newcomers assimilating. Not much sign of her wearing a burka there though, and I wonder if she speaksa da lingo.
Well spotted, I didn't study it in that much detail. Like checking for people I know.
They all look like Isabel Oakeshott to me, the blonde ones at least.