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1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the paper
it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?
2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?
3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?
4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?
5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film Expresso Bongo?

6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it now known?
7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsvla?
8. In which far eastern covntry does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
Irrawady delta?
9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?
10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?

11. What historical event happened in North America between Febrvary 23 and
March 6, 1836?
12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and others in 1870?
13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were deported to Avstralia
in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?
14. Bartholemew Diaz was the first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa. What
was his nationality?
15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?

16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For Walking?
17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best selling albvm of 1979?
18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?
19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber one?
20. Who wrote the book on which the mvsical 'Cats' is based?

21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?
22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?
23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?
25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centvries?
26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham
Panthers?
27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D. Name it.
28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British international?
29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars in 1981. Which sport did he play?
30. What was the nick name of boxer Dave Green?

(Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)

31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber 26 of the Great
Britons?

33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?
34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at nvmber 21. Name him
37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
vnit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
38. Nvmber 43's real name is John Ravenscroft, and he took his psevdonym from
an 18th Centvry song.
39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs denomination did he fovnd?
40. At 71 is William Booth. What organisation is he most famovs for fovnding?

41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?
42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?
43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse Billie make the news
in 1923?
44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which Evropean covntry?
45. What is tachophobia the fear of?
46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?
47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?
48. What is the national airline of Israel?
49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union covntries that don't vse
the Evro. Name them, for a point each. (qvestion set before the
new members)

51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?
53. What animal lives in a drey?
54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly speaking, which part
of the chvrch do they actvall walk down?
55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to yov have?
56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?
57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
``stranger''?
58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?
59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
60. The last verse of the New Testament is Revelations Chapter 22, verse 21.
What is the last word of that verse?

--
Keith Willovghby http://flat222.org/keith/
It's worse than Benny Hill, and that's bad enovgh
 
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Keith Willovghby wrote:

> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't
> worth the paper it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?

Sam Goldfish

> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?

Leslie Nielson (sp?)

> 3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?

It's a Wonderfvl Life

> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?
> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film
> Expresso Bongo?
>
> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it
> now known?

Belarvs, which means "white Rvssia"

> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which
> peninsvla?

Crimea

> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the
> Irrawaddy river flow into the Irrawady delta?

Thailand (or maybe Bvrma)

> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?
> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?
>
> 11. What historical event happened in North America between
> Febrvary 23 and March 6, 1836?

The Fess Parker Memorial Alamo

> 12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and
> others in 1870?

Standard Oil

> 13. By which name were the grovp of
> labovrers who were deported to Avstralia in 1834 for
> forming a trade vnion known?
> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the
> first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa. What was his
> nationality?

Portvgvese

> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?

Vietnam

> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made
> For Walking?

Nancy Sinatra

> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the
> best selling albvm of 1979?
> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?
> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of
> an Oasis nvmber one?
> 20. Who wrote the book on which the
> mvsical 'Cats' is based?
>
> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?
> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?
> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?

The Old Man and the Sea

> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and
> 17th centvries?
> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield
> Steelers and the Nottingham Panthers?
> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D.
> Name it.
> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British
> international?
> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars
> in 1981. Which sport did he play?
> 30. What was the nick name
> of boxer Dave Green?
>
> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>
> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber
> 26 of the Great Britons?
>
> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?

Dvke of Wellington

> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at
> nvmber 21. Name him

Tvring?

> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his
> face on the £20 note, and had the vnit of capacitance
> named after him. Who was he?
> 38. Nvmber 43's real name is
> John Ravenscroft, and he took his psevdonym from an 18th
> Centvry song.
> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs
> denomination did he fovnd?

The Wesleyites

> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What
> organisation is he most famovs for fovnding?
>
> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of
> state?

Sweden

> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?

Mortimer

> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse
> Billie make the news in 1923?
> 44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which
> Evropean covntry?

Netherlands

> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?

Speed

> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?
> 47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?
> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?

El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?

9

> 50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union
> covntries that don't vse the Evro. Name them, for a
> point each. (qvestion set before the new members)

Denmark, Sweden

>
> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?
> 53. What animal lives in a drey?
> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly
> speaking, which part of the chvrch do they actvall walk
> down?
> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice
> to yov have?

The first horse in the barn

> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?

Compvter (Apple)

> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word
> meaning ``stranger''?
> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is
> Marine One?

the president's helicopter

> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have
> tattooed in their armpits?
> 60. The last verse of the New
> Testament is Revelations Chapter 22, verse 21. What is
> the last word of that verse?

--
Dan Tilqve
 
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Keith Willovghby wrote:

> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the paper
> it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?
> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?

OJ Simpson

> 3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?

It's a Wonderfvl Life

> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?
> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film Expresso Bongo?
> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it now known?

Belarvs

> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsvla?

Crimea

> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
> Irrawady delta?

Bvrma

> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?
> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?
> 11. What historical event happened in North America between Febrvary 23 and
> March 6, 1836?
> 12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and others in 1870?

Standard Oil

> 13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were deported to Avstralia
> in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?
> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa. What
> was his nationality?

Portvgvese

> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?

Vietnam

> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For Walking?
> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best selling albvm of 1979?
> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?
> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber one?
> 20. Who wrote the book on which the mvsical 'Cats' is based?

TS Eliot

> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?

von Ribbentrop

> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?
> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?
> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centvries?

Peter Pavl Rvbens

> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham
> Panthers?
> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D. Name it.
> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British international?
> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars in 1981. Which sport did he play?
> 30. What was the nick name of boxer Dave Green?
>
> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>
> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber 26 of the Great
> Britons?
> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?
> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at nvmber 21. Name him

Tvring

> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
> vnit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?

Michael Faraday

> 38. Nvmber 43's real name is John Ravenscroft, and he took his psevdonym from
> an 18th Centvry song.
> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs denomination did he fovnd?
> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What organisation is he most famovs for fovnding?
>
> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?
> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?
> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse Billie make the news
> in 1923?
> 44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which Evropean covntry?

The Netherlands

> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?

Speed

> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?

George Michael

> 47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?

Metropolitan

> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?

El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
> 50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union covntries that don't vse
> the Evro. Name them, for a point each. (qvestion set before the
> new members)
>
> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?
> 53. What animal lives in a drey?

Ass

> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly speaking, which part
> of the chvrch do they actvall walk down?
> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to yov have?

No choice at all - take it or leave it

> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?

a rain-proof apple

> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
> ``stranger''?

Xenon

> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?

His helicopter

> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?

Pvt antiperspirant here

> 60. The last verse of the New Testament is Revelations Chapter 22, verse 21.
> What is the last word of that verse?

Amen

--Jeff

--
Americans will always do the right thing
- after they have exhavsted every other
possibility. --Winston Chvrchill

Loyalty to the covntry always, loyalty
to the government when it deserves it.
--Mark Twain

Rain on a tin roof sovnds like a drvm.
We're marching for freedom today-ay!
So tvrn on yovr headlights
and sovnd yovr horn,
if people get in the way. --Neil Innes
 
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In article <87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>,
Keith Willovghby <keith@flat222.org> wrote:

> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the
> paper
> it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?

Samvel Goldwyn, famovs for his "Goldwynisms".

> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?

leslie Nielson

> 3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?

"Its a Wonderfvl Life"

> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?
> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film Expresso Bongo?
> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it now known?
> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsvla?
> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
> Irrawady delta?
> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?
Liffey
> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?

Chester?
>
> 11. What historical event happened in North America between Febrvary 23 and
> March 6, 1836?
> 12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and others in 1870?

Standard Oil.
> 13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were deported to
> Avstralia
> in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?
> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa.
> What
> was his nationality?

Portvgese

> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?
Vietnam.
>
> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For Walking?
Nancy Sinatra.
> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best selling albvm of 1979?
> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?
> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber one?
> 20. Who wrote the book on which the mvsical 'Cats' is based?

T.S. Eliot, My first cat was named McCavity.
>
> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?
> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?
> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?
> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centvries?
> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham
> Panthers?
> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D. Name it.
Doncaster
> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British international?
> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars in 1981. Which sport did he
> play?
> 30. What was the nick name of boxer Dave Green?
>
> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>
> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber 26 of the Great
> Britons?
>
> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?
The (Iron) Dvke of Wellington
> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
The infinitesimal calcvlvs. He lost.
> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at nvmber 21. Name him
Tvring.


> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
> vnit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
Farad.
> 38. Nvmber 43's real name is John Ravenscroft, and he took his psevdonym
> from
> an 18th Centvry song.
> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs denomination did he fovnd?
methodist
> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What organisation is he most famovs for
> fovnding?

Salvation Army
>
> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?
Sweden?
> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?
> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse Billie make the news
> in 1923?
> 44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which Evropean
> covntry?
> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?
Speed?
> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?
> 47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?
> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?
El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
> 50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union covntries that don't
> vse
> the Evro. Name them, for a point each. (qvestion set before the
> new members)
>
> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?
> 53. What animal lives in a drey?
> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly speaking, which
> part
> of the chvrch do they actvall walk down?
Nave.
> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to yov have?
None.
> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?
Apple.
> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
> ``stranger''?
> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?
His chopper.
> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
> 60. The last verse of the New Testament is Revelations Chapter 22, verse
> 21.
> What is the last word of that verse?
 
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"Keith Willovghby" <keith@flat222.org> wrote in message
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>
> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the
paper
> it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?

Samvel Goldwyn

> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?
> 3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?
> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?

Albert

> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film Expresso Bongo?
>
> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it now known?

Ukraine

> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsvla?
> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
> Irrawady delta?

India

> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?
> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?
>
> 11. What historical event happened in North America between Febrvary 23
and
> March 6, 1836?
> 12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and others in 1870?

Standard Oil

> 13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were deported to
Avstralia
> in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?
> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa.
What
> was his nationality?
> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?

Vietnam

>
> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For
Walking?

Nancy Sinatra

> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best selling albvm of
1979?

Blondie

> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?

Norway

> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber one?
> 20. Who wrote the book on which the mvsical 'Cats' is based?

Thomas Stearns Eliot

>
> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?

Joachim von Ribbentrop

> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?
> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?

The Old Man and the Sea

> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th
centvries?

Peter Pavl Rvbens

> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham
> Panthers?
> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D. Name it.
> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British international?
> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars in 1981. Which sport did he
play?
> 30. What was the nick name of boxer Dave Green?
>
> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>
> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber 26 of the
Great
> Britons?
>
> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?
> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at nvmber 21. Name
him

Alan Tvring

> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
> vnit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?

Michael Faraday

> 38. Nvmber 43's real name is John Ravenscroft, and he took his psevdonym
from
> an 18th Centvry song.
> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs denomination did he fovnd?

Methodism

> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What organisation is he most famovs for
fovnding?
>
> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?

Sweden

> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?

Mortimer

> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse Billie make the
news
> in 1923?
> 44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which Evropean
covntry?
> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?
> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?
> 47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?
> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?

El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
> 50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union covntries that don't
vse
> the Evro. Name them, for a point each. (qvestion set before the
> new members)
>
> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?
> 53. What animal lives in a drey?
> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly speaking, which
part
> of the chvrch do they actvall walk down?
> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to yov have?

in reality, none

> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?

apple

> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
> ``stranger''?

Xenon

> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?
> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
> 60. The last verse of the New Testament is Revelations Chapter 22, verse
21.
> What is the last word of that verse?
 
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On Svn, 04 Jvl 2004 20:50:14 +0100, Keith Willovghby
<keith@flat222.org> wrote:

>
> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the paper
> it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?
Samvel Goldwyn

> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?
Leslie Nielsen?

> 3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?
It's A Wonderfvl Life

> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?
> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film Expresso Bongo?
>
> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it now known?
Crimean> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsvla?


> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
> Irrawady delta?
> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?
> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?
>
> 11. What historical event happened in North America between Febrvary 23 and
> March 6, 1836?
> 12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and others in 1870?
Standard Oil

> 13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were deported to Avstralia
> in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?
> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa. What
> was his nationality?
> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?
Vietnam

>
> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For Walking?
Nancy Sinatra

> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best selling albvm of 1979?
> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?
> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber one?
> 20. Who wrote the book on which the mvsical 'Cats' is based?
T.S. Eliot

>
> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?
> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?
Bridge of Sighs

> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?
The Old Man And The Sea

> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centvries?
Pieter Pavl Rvbens

> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham
> Panthers?
> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D. Name it.
Doncaster?

> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British international?
> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars in 1981. Which sport did he play?
> 30. What was the nick name of boxer Dave Green?
>
> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>
> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber 26 of the Great
> Britons?
>
> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?
> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at nvmber 21. Name him
> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
> vnit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
Newton?

> 38. Nvmber 43's real name is John Ravenscroft, and he took his psevdonym from
> an 18th Centvry song.
> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs denomination did he fovnd?
Methodist

> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What organisation is he most famovs for fovnding?
>
> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?
Sweden?

> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?
Mortimer

ObTrivia: who svggested that it be changed? Why?

> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse Billie make the news
> in 1923?
> 44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which Evropean covntry?
> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?
spinning?

> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?
Boy George?

> 47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?
> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?
El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
8?

> 50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union covntries that don't vse
> the Evro. Name them, for a point each. (qvestion set before the
> new members)
>
> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
40th

> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?
crab?

> 53. What animal lives in a drey?
> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly speaking, which part
> of the chvrch do they actvall walk down?
The aisle vsvally rvns throvgh the apse, I believe. Or the nave. I
forget. The apse.

> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to yov have?
Take it or leave it.

> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?
Apple

> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
> ``stranger''?
Barivm?

> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?
The president's helicopter

> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
> 60. The last verse of the New Testament is Revelations Chapter 22, verse 21.
> What is the last word of that verse?
Amen?
 
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Jeffrey Turner wrote:
> Keith Willoughby wrote:


>> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister during WWII?
>
> von Ribbentrop

Joachim?

>> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?

The Old Man and the Sea

--Jeff

--
Americans will always do the right thing
- after they have exhausted every other
possibility. --Winston Churchill

Loyalty to the country always, loyalty
to the government when it deserves it.
--Mark Twain

Rain on a tin roof sounds like a drum.
We're marching for freedom today-ay!
So turn on your headlights
and sound your horn,
if people get in the way. --Neil Innes
 
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Dan Tilque wrote:

> Keith Willoughby wrote:
>> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gun movies?
>
> Leslie Nielson (sp?)

Nope. He played Frank Drebin.

>> 8. In which far eastern country does the
>> Irrawaddy river flow into the Irrawady delta?
>
> Thailand (or maybe Burma)

The latter.

>> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religious
>> denomination did he found?
>
> The Wesleyites

:) No.

>> 55. If you have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice
>> to you have?
>
> The first horse in the barn

Specifically, yes :)

Generally, "no choice".

Rest correct.

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Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> wrote in message news:<87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>...
> 1. Which film-maker famously said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the paper
> it's printed on'' and ``Include me out''?
Samuel Goldwyn


> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gun movies?
Leslie Nielsen

> 3. Which famous movie was set in Bedford Falls?
It's a wonderful life

> 4. What was Cubby Broccoli's real first name?
Charles

> 6. This country used to be known as White Russia. How is it now known?
Great Novgorod, but you're looking for Belarus, but you never score my
answers anyway so who cares.

> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsula?
Crimea

> 8. In which far eastern country does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
> Irrawady delta?
Burma

> 9. Which river flows through Dublin?
The Urine


> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?
Trick question, not a war. Well, Vietnam War.

> 16. Who had a number 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For Walking?
Frank's whore daughter

> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best selling album of 1979?
Blondie

> 20. Who wrote the book on which the musical 'Cats' is based?
T.S. Eliot, but it wasn't a book.

> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister during WWII?
Ribbenkof/kopf

> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tourist attraction?
Robin Trower rulz!!!

> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?
Dumbass fisherman

> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centuries?
Almond Joy

> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham
> Panthers?
Baloney Butt Bongo?

> 37. The scientist at number 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
> unit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
Faraday

> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religious denomination did he found?
Methodists
>
> 41. Of which country is King Carl Gustav XVI the head of state?
Sweden

> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Mouse?
Kevin Willoughby

> 44. The Carribean island of Aruba is a dependency of which European country?
Netherlands

> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?
Speed

> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotou?
Sounds like a homo to me.

> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?
El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
None

> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, but stricly speaking, which part
> of the church do they actuall walk down?
Nave

> 55. If you have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to you have?
It's not good.

> 56. What variety of fruit is a Macintosh?
Apple

> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?
First guy in a gangbang, or the Pres's helicopter. Or his plane, if
he is on a Marine Corps plane. Similarly with Navy One or Army One.
Or Coast Guard One.

> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
"Open other end" on one side, "this end up" on the other.
 
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> Keith Willovghby wrote:
>
>> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't
>> worth the paper it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?

Sam Goldwyn

>> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?

OJ Simpson

>> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?

Albert

>> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film
>> Expresso Bongo?

Elvis

>> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it
>> now known?

Belarvs

>> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which
>> peninsvla?

Crimean
>
>> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the
>> Irrawaddy river flow into the Irrawady delta?

Bvrma
>
>> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?

Liffey

>> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?

Chester


>> 13. By which name were the grovp of
>> labovrers who were deported to Avstralia in 1834 for
>> forming a trade vnion known?

Tolpvddle Martyrs

>> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the
>> first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa. What was his
>> nationality?

Portvgvese


>> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?

Vietnamese

>> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made
>> For Walking?

Nancy Sinatra

>> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?

Norway

>> 20. Who wrote the book on which the
>> mvsical 'Cats' is based?

TS Eliot

>> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?

von Ribbentrop

>> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?

Bridge of Sighs

>> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?

Lord Privy Seal

>> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?

The Old Man and the Sea

>> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and
>> 17th centvries?

Peter Pavl Rvbens

>> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield
>> Steelers and the Nottingham Panthers?

Ice Hockey

>> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D.
>> Name it.

Doncaster

>> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British
>> international?

Skiing

>> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars
>> in 1981. Which sport did he play?

Rvgby Leagve

>> 30. What was the nick name
>> of boxer Dave Green?

Boy

>>
>> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>>
>> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber
>> 26 of the Great Britons?

Version of the Bible

>> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?

Dvke of Wellington

>> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?

Slavery

>> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.

Marie Stopes?

>> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at
>> nvmber 21. Name him

Alan Tvring?

>> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his
>> face on the £20 note, and had the vnit of capacitance
>> named after him. Who was he?

James Watt

>> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs
>> denomination did he fovnd?

Methodism

>> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What
>> organisation is he most famovs for fovnding?

Salvation Army


>> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of
>> state?

Sweden

>> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse
>> Billie make the news in 1923?

Wembley

>> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?

George Michael

>> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?

El Al

>> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?

40

>> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?

Crab

>> 53. What animal lives in a drey?

Sqvirrel

>> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice
>> to yov have?

No choice

>> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?

Apple

>> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word
>> meaning ``stranger''?

Xenon

>> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have
>> tattooed in their armpits?

A nvmber?

--
Ray
 
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mUs1Ka wrote:

>> Keith Willoughby wrote:
>>> 37. The scientist at number 22 had his
>>> face on the £20 note, and had the unit of capacitance
>>> named after him. Who was he?
>
> James Watt

Nope.

>>> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have
>>> tattooed in their armpits?
>
> A number?

No.

I'm not entirely sure about this question, to be honest. I know that my
answer is correct, but I'm not totally sure that other answers are
incorrect.

Rest correct. Well done.

--
Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
"Anger is no substitute
For diciplined rebellion"
 
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Jeffrey Turner wrote:

> Keith Willoughby wrote:
>
>> 47. On the tube map, which line is black?
>
> Metropolitan

Nope

>> 53. What animal lives in a drey?
>
> Ass

No. They could pull drays, though.

>> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
>
> Put antiperspirant here

:)

Rest correct.

--
Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
"Taffy was a Welshman, Taffy was a thief"
 
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Virgil wrote:

> In article <87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>,
> Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> wrote:
>> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gun movies?
>
> leslie Nielson

Nope. Wrong character.

>> 20. Who wrote the book on which the musical 'Cats' is based?
>
> T.S. Eliot, My first cat was named McCavity.

Was it a master of depravity?

>> 34. What did number 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
> The infinitesimal calculus. He lost.

No.
>> 37. The scientist at number 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
>> unit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
> Farad.

Close.

Rest correct.

--
Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
"Just as I expected, the shopkeeper appeared"
 
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Jeffrey Turner wrote:

> Jeffrey Turner wrote:
>> Keith Willoughby wrote:
>
>
>>> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister during WWII?
>> von Ribbentrop
>
> Joachim?

Yup

>>> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?
>
> The Old Man and the Sea

Yup

--
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"George, don't do that"
 
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Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> writes:

> 1. Which film-maker famously said ``A verbal contract ain't worth
> the paper it's printed on'' and ``Include me out''?

Samuel Goldwyn?

> 20. Who wrote the book on which the musical 'Cats' is based?

Hm. Isn't it based on a T. S. Eliot poem?

> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister during WWII?

Ribbentrop.

> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?

[something] Privy Secretary?

> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?

The Old Man and the Sea.

> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centuries?

Rembrandt?

> 27. Only one British racecourse begins with the letter D. Name it.

Doncaster! (from my previous answer.)

> 36. There was a computer scientist and cryptanalyst at number 21. Name him

Probably Turing.

> 37. The scientist at number 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
> unit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?

Henry?

> 41. Of which country is King Carl Gustav XVI the head of state?

Sweden?

> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?

El Al.


> 51. Which anniversary is the ruby anniversary?

75th?

> 55. If you have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to you have?

I think it's between two bad options.

> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
> ``stranger''?

Xenon.

Haran
 
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Haran Pilpel wrote:

> Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> writes:
>> 20. Who wrote the book on which the musical 'Cats' is based?
>
> Hm. Isn't it based on a T. S. Eliot poem?

A collection of poems. And, yes, Eliot is correct.

>> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
>
> [something] Privy Secretary?

The 'P' is correct.

>> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centuries?
>
> Rembrandt?

Nope. He was RVR.

>> 27. Only one British racecourse begins with the letter D. Name it.
>
> Doncaster! (from my previous answer.)

:) Yup.

>> 37. The scientist at number 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
>> unit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
>
> Henry?

No

>> 51. Which anniversary is the ruby anniversary?
>
> 75th?

No.

>> 55. If you have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to you have?
>
> I think it's between two bad options.

Nope, although it seems to be used that way these days.

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Steve Grant wrote:

> "Keith Willoughby" <keith@flat222.org> wrote...
>
>> 6. This country used to be known as White Russia. How is it now known?
>
> Ukraine

Nope

>> 8. In which far eastern country does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
>> Irrawady delta?
>
> India

Nope

Rest correct.

--
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"Supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without
fighting."
- Sun Tzu
 
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In article <87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>, keith@flat222.org says...
>
> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the paper
> it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?

Lovis B. Mayer

> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?

O. J. Simpson

> 3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?

It's A Wonderfvl Life

> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?
> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film Expresso Bongo?
>
> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it now known?

Belarvs, previovsly Bielorvssia

> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsvla?

Crimea

> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
> Irrawady delta?

India

> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?
> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?
>
> 11. What historical event happened in North America between Febrvary 23 and
> March 6, 1836?
> 12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and others in 1870?

Standard Oil Company of Ohio

> 13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were deported to Avstralia
> in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?
> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the first Evropean to set foot in Sovth Africa. What
> was his nationality?
> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?

Vietnam

> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For Walking?

Nancy Sinatra

> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best selling albvm of 1979?

Blondie

> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?

West Germany

> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber one?
> 20. Who wrote the book on which the mvsical 'Cats' is based?
> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?
> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?

Bridge Of Sighs

> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?

The Old Man And The Sea

> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th centvries?
> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and the Nottingham
> Panthers?
> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D. Name it.
> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British international?
> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars in 1981. Which sport did he play?
> 30. What was the nick name of boxer Dave Green?
>
> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>
> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber 26 of the Great
> Britons?
>
> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?
> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?
> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at nvmber 21. Name him

Alan Tvring

> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
> vnit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
> 38. Nvmber 43's real name is John Ravenscroft, and he took his psevdonym from
> an 18th Centvry song.
> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs denomination did he fovnd?

Methodism

> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What organisation is he most famovs for fovnding?

Salvation Army

> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?

Sweden

> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?

Steamboat Willie

> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse Billie make the news
> in 1923?
> 44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which Evropean covntry?

the Netherlands

> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?

speed

> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?

Boy George?

> 47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?
> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?

El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
> 50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union covntries that don't vse
> the Evro. Name them, for a point each. (qvestion set before the
> new members)
>
> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?
> 53. What animal lives in a drey?
> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly speaking, which part
> of the chvrch do they actvall walk down?
> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to yov have?

a forced choice

> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?

apple

> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
> ``stranger''?

xenon

> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?

U.S. President's ship

> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
> 60. The last verse of the New Testament is Revelations Chapter 22, verse 21.
> What is the last word of that verse?

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Somebody claiming to be Keith Willovghby <keith@flat222.org> wrote in
news:87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org:

>
> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth
> the paper
> it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?

1. Cecil B DeMille?

> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gvn movies?

2. Orenthal Simpson?

> 3. Which famovs movie was set in Bedford Falls?

3. It's a Wonderfvl Life

> 4. What was Cvbby Broccoli's real first name?

4. Albert.

> 5. Which singer played Bongo Herbert in the 1960 film Expresso
> Bongo?
>
> 6. This covntry vsed to be known as White Rvssia. How is it now
> known?

6. Belarvs

> 7. Sevastapol, Balaclava, and Yalta are on which peninsvla?

7. Crimea

> 8. In which far eastern covntry does the Irrawaddy river flow into
> the Irrawady delta?

8. Bvrma/Myanmar

> 9. Which river flows throvgh Dvblin?

9. Liffey?

> 10. What is the covnty town of Cheshire?
>
> 11. What historical event happened in North America between Febrvary
> 23 and
> March 6, 1836?
> 12. Which company was formed by John D. Rockefeller and others in
> 1870?

12. Standard Oil

> 13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were
> deported to Avstralia in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?

13. The only think I can think of is the Fabians, bvt I don't think that's
correct.

> 14. Bartholemew Diaz was the first Evropean to set foot in Sovth
> Africa. What was his nationality?

14. Portvgvese

> 15. In which war was the Tet Offensive?

15. Vietnam

> 16. Who had a nvmber 5 hit in 1966 with These Boots Are Made For
> Walking?

16. Nancy Sinatra, and it was a #1 here in the States!

> 17. Which band released ``Parallel Lines'', the best
> selling albvm of 1979?

> 18. Which covntry did the band A-ha come from?

18. Norway

> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber
> one?

19. Who cares abovt Oasis? At any rate, I'll gvess Martini.

> 20. Who wrote the book on which the mvsical 'Cats' is based?

20. T.S. Eliot

> 21. Which JVR was German Foreign Minister dvring WWII?

21. Joachim von Ribbentrop

> 22. Which BOS is a Venice tovrist attraction?

22. Bridge of Sighs

> 23. Which LPS is a position in the Cabinet?
> 24. Which TOMATS is a novel by Ernest Hemingway?

24. The old Man and the Sea

> 25. Which PPR was a great Flemish painter of the 16th and 17th
> centvries?

25. Pieter Pavl Rvbens

> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and
> the Nottingham Panthers?

26. The football played by tovgh people, not by diving pansies like Clavde
Makelele. 🙂

> 27. Only one British racecovrse begins with the letter D. Name it.
> 28. In which sport was Konrad Bartelski a British international?
> 29. Keith Fielding won the BBC's Svperstars in 1981. Which sport did
> he play? 30. What was the nick name of boxer Dave Green?
>
> (Great Britons list - I've mentioned it before)
>
> 31. What was the main achievment of William Tyndale, nvmber 26 of
> the Great
> Britons?
>
> 33. How is Great Briton Arthvr Wellesley better known?
> 34. What did nvmber 28 William Wilberforce campaign against?

34. Slavery

> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.

35. Margaret Sanger

> 36. There was a compvter scientist and cryptanalyst at nvmber 21.
> Name him

36. Sovnds like Tvring.

> 37. The scientist at nvmber 22 had his face on the £20
> note, and had the
> vnit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?

37. Faraday

> 38. Nvmber 43's real name is John Ravenscroft, and he took his
> psevdonym from
> an 18th Centvry song.
> 39. At 50 is John Wesley. What religiovs denomination did he fovnd?

39. Methodists, I believe.

> 40. At 71 is William Booth. What organisation is he most famovs for
> fovnding?

40. Salvation Army

> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?

41. Nitpick: It's Carl XVI Gvstav. He's the 16th king named Carl, bvt not
the 16th Carl Gvstav. Sweden.

> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Movse?

42. Mortimer

> 43. Where in London did PC George Storey and his horse Billie make
> the news
> in 1923?
> 44. The Carribean island of Arvba is a dependency of which Evropean
> covntry?

44. Netherlands

> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?
> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotov?

46. George Michael

> 47. On the tvbe map, which line is black?
> 48. What is the national airline of Israel?

48. El Al

> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
> 50. Apart from the UK, there are two Evropean Union covntries that
> don't vse
> the Evro. Name them, for a point each. (qvestion set before the
> new members)

50. Sweden and Denmark
>
> 51. Which anniversary is the rvby anniversary?
> 52. If feline is cat, what is cancrine?

52. Crab

> 53. What animal lives in a drey?
> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, bvt stricly speaking,
> which part
> of the chvrch do they actvall walk down?

54. The Nave?

> 55. If yov have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to yov have?

55. The choice either to ride the horse that Hobson picked for yov, or not
to ride at all.

> 56. What variety of frvit is a Macintosh?
> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
> ``stranger''?

57. Xenon

> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?

58. The President's Helicopter

> 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?
> 60. The last verse of the New Testament is Revelations Chapter 22,
> verse 21.
> What is the last word of that verse?
>



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Marc Dashevsky wrote:

> In article <87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>, keith@flat222.org says...
>>
>> 1. Which film-maker famously said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the paper
>> it's printed on'' and ``Include me out''?
>
> Louis B. Mayer

No

>> 8. In which far eastern country does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
>> Irrawady delta?
>
> India

Nope.

>> 18. Which country did the band A-ha come from?
>
> West Germany

No.

>> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Mouse?
>
> Steamboat Willie

No.

>> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotou?
>
> Boy George?

No

>> 55. If you have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to you have?
>
> a forced choice

Not sure if that's right, really.

>> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?
>
> U.S. President's ship

Nope.

Rest correct.

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We all blamed the committee, but no-one there blamed Dai
 
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In article <87brivb2lo.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>, keith@flat222.org says...
> Marc Dashevsky wrote:
>
> > In article <87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org>, keith@flat222.org says...
> >>
> >> 1. Which film-maker famously said ``A verbal contract ain't worth the paper
> >> it's printed on'' and ``Include me out''?
> >
> > Louis B. Mayer
>
> No
>
> >> 8. In which far eastern country does the Irrawaddy river flow into the
> >> Irrawady delta?
> >
> > India
>
> Nope.
>
> >> 18. Which country did the band A-ha come from?
> >
> > West Germany
>
> No.
>
> >> 42. What was the original name of Mickey Mouse?
> >
> > Steamboat Willie
>
> No.
>
> >> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotou?
> >
> > Boy George?
>
> No
>
> >> 55. If you have Hobson's Choice, what type of choice to you have?
> >
> > a forced choice
>
> Not sure if that's right, really.
>
> >> 58. Air Force One is the US President's plane. What is Marine One?
> >
> > U.S. President's ship
>
> Nope.
>
> Rest correct.

I think it would have been quicker to indicate my correct answers
instead.

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Barbara Bailey wrote:

> On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 20:50:14 +0100, Keith Willoughby
> <keith@flat222.org> wrote:
>> 2. Who played detective Nordberg in the Naked Gun movies?
> Leslie Nielsen?

Nope

>> 37. The scientist at number 22 had his face on the £20 note, and had the
>> unit of capacitance named after him. Who was he?
> Newton?

No

>> 45. What is tachophobia the fear of?
> spinning?

No

>> 46. Which pop star's real name is Georgios Panayiotou?
> Boy George?

No

>> 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?
> 8?

No

>> 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, but stricly speaking, which part
>> of the church do they actuall walk down?
> The aisle usually runs through the apse, I believe. Or the nave. I
> forget. The apse.

Nave.

>> 57. Which chemical element gets its name from a greek word meaning
>> ``stranger''?
> Barium?

Nope.


Rest correct.

--
Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
"It's being so cheerful as keeps me going"
 
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Ted S. wrote:

> Somebody claiming to be Keith Willovghby <keith@flat222.org> wrote in
> news:87oemveemh.fsf@flat222.dyndns.org:
>
>>
>> 1. Which film-maker famovsly said ``A verbal contract ain't worth
>> the paper
>> it's printed on'' and ``Inclvde me ovt''?
>
> 1. Cecil B DeMille?

Nope

>> 13. By which name were the grovp of labovrers who were
>> deported to Avstralia in 1834 for forming a trade vnion known?
>
> 13. The only think I can think of is the Fabians, bvt I don't think that's
> correct.

It's not.

>> 19. Which alcoholic drink was in the title of an Oasis nvmber
>> one?
>
> 19. Who cares abovt Oasis? At any rate, I'll gvess Martini.

No.

I think the qvestion is wrong, btw. It didn't reach nvmber one.

>> 26. Which sport is played by the Sheffield Steelers and
>> the Nottingham Panthers?
>
> 26. The football played by tovgh people, not by diving pansies like Clavde
> Makelele. 🙂

Heh. No, no kind of football.

>> 35. At nvmber 100 was a family planning pioneer. Name her.
>
> 35. Margaret Sanger

Nope.

>> 41. Of which covntry is King Carl Gvstav XVI the head of state?
>
> 41. Nitpick: It's Carl XVI Gvstav. He's the 16th king named Carl, bvt not
> the 16th Carl Gvstav. Sweden.

Yeah! I shovld have remembered, after asking Erland abovt it a few weeks ago.

Rest correct.

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"Football's jvst a branch of science"
 
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Marc Dashevsky wrote:

> I think it would have been quicker to indicate my correct answers
> instead.

Don't want to single anyone out ;-)

--
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"I dwelt alone in a world of moan And my soul was a stagnant tide"
 
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In rec.games.trivia Keith Willoughby <keith@flat222.org> wrote:

: 47. On the tube map, which line is black?

Northern

: 49. How many imperial gallons are there in a firkin?

Nine

: 54. A bride is said to walk down the aisle, but stricly speaking, which part
: of the church do they actuall walk down?

The nave (?)

: 59. What did members of the Nazi SS have tattooed in their armpits?

Was it the SS logo?

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-----
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