OT - The Pub Quiz Thread

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Good to have a gbf who knows all sorts of things about pianos and music etc

So ....who was killed in a nasty accident with a T-shirt cannon
 
Continental trip, continental drift.... and of course one I use everyday I have my "continental parcel" from the continent
 
Are you a Cardiff or Swansea supporter in disguise Sooper? Either way, you went out on a lamb but got it correct. Over to you.
 
QPAAAAAGH said:
Are you a Cardiff or Swansea supporter in disguise Sooper? Either way, you went out on a lamb but got it correct. Over to you.
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My ex-wife used to breed Belgian Shepherd Dogs in the 80s. I'd heard of a drift and parcel of sheep so my hunch was right...

Try this one:

A letter written by Alfred Russell Wallace in 1858 led to which groundbreaking publication the following year?...
 
The Origin of Species. Darwin realised that Russell Wallace was close to his own theory of evolution and wantedto be the first to publish.
 
Having got the wrong end of stick....I have now googled the answer and it is Pegasus isn't it
The Oxbridge team
 
Pegasus - The Brainchild of Professor Harold Thompson, later the Chairman of the FA. The team started in 1948 and amongst it's coaches over the years were Vic Buckingham, Joe Mercer, Malcolm Allison and Arthur Rowe. They played in the style of the Spurs team of the 50s as Bill Nicholson had coached at Cambridge University in the 40s.

They won the Amateur Cup in 1951 beating Bishop Auckland and in 1953 beat Harwich & Parkeston 6-0 in front of 100,000 at Wembley...
 
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