Pub Quiz thread
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No - my red herring did work after all...
Have to admit to a slight error - I should have said 'at home'...
I was going to go for Grimsby but do you mean we've played them 70 times at home?
Not Grimsby - and over 70 times at home. In fact our home record against them reads
P77 W29 D19 L29 For 104 Against 104 - GD 0
- surprising given the number of high scoring matches there have been between the two...
A clue - they have probably had more obnoxious managers in recent years than any other club in history.
Chhers BB. A quickie....How many women from Coventry can you fit neatly into a wicker basket ?
yorkshirehornet
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I should add here that the women are actually highly bred ladies. Actually you could take 2 of them away and replace them with a cock and hen if you wanted.
I knew a Lady Godiva was a fiver and a Cock 'n' 'en was a ten, but Wicker Basket was new to me.
On my research into a wicker basket I found that (apparently) fifteen quid is also called a Commodore. I've never heard that either, but I did like it. Three times a lady.
£15 is me answer, china.
I knew a Lady Godiva was a fiver and a Cock 'n' 'en was a ten, but Wicker Basket was new to me.
On my research into a wicker basket I found that (apparently) fifteen quid is also called a Commodore. I've never heard that either, but I did like it. Three times a lady.
£15 is me answer, china.
You've cracked it Andy - so the answer would be 3 ie. three Lady Godiva's. Fifteen quid is also known as a wicker basket. The origins are not clear but it's thought that the wicker basket has something to do with flower selling. Over to you.
I knew a Lady Godiva was a fiver and a Cock 'n' 'en was a ten, but Wicker Basket was new to me.
On my research into a wicker basket I found that (apparently) fifteen quid is also called a Commodore. I've never heard that either, but I did like it. Three times a lady.
£15 is me answer, china.
Bloody hell - bows in admiration...
I knew a Lady Godiva was a fiver and a Cock 'n' 'en was a ten, but Wicker Basket was new to me.
On my research into a wicker basket I found that (apparently) fifteen quid is also called a Commodore. I've never heard that either, but I did like it. Three times a lady.
£15 is me answer, china.
Very impressive!
yorkshirehornet
Well-Known Member
Ditto.....
You are all very kind. Too much time in the rubber dubs of our capital city, I reckon.
OK, who calls their friendly rival "You old sea dog!" and, a long time prior to that, used to drive a massive, but not exactly masculine, Rolls Royce?