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bluemoon

quizmail 123

Which state of the USA has been accorded the epithet "mother of presidents" because seven presidents of the USA have been born in the state? I have found two possible answers and knowing my luck I...
21:23 Fri 17th Feb 200613 answers, last by LeoMunro 16:17 Mon 20th Feb 2006
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MARTINBAX

book titles

Goodbye to limbs 1,8,2,4, = On Broadstairs coast 5,5, = Centre of the third month 11, = She married Isaac 7, = Thanks for your help
13:29 Mon 20th Feb 20066 answers, last by LeoMunro 15:01 Mon 20th Feb 2006
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robertson

Timely love stories

Does anyone out there know people with genuine love stories connected to The Boat Race, The Grand National, Royal Ascot or Wimbledon Tennis? No made-up stories please.
16:36 Sat 18th Feb 20061 answer, last by LeoMunro 23:03 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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Lewis Ellis

bbc

Who became first manager of BBC
15:52 Sun 19th Feb 20062 answers, last by LeoMunro 16:21 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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trepolpen

Last bearded Prime minister

The official answers to the now completed (and enjoyed) CAB quiz state that Robert Cecil was the last bearded PM. A relatively recent BBC Election factsheet on the web (26 April 2005) claims that...
14:12 Sun 19th Feb 20061 answer, last by LeoMunro 16:05 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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LeoMunro

Real Irish

Anyone any idea where I can find the Irish language word for "peninsular? And, no, honest, I?m not Ersing about! Thanks for any help. Lm
22:21 Sat 11th Feb 20064 answers, last by LeoMunro 12:59 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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LeoMunro

Poet Laureate

In which of his works did John Betejman (I think it was) refer to Waterloo Station as a "practical, airy place"? Any help much appreciated. Have a nice week-end, everyone -AFTER you've found my...
14:40 Fri 17th Feb 20063 answers, last by LeoMunro 18:11 Fri 17th Feb 2006
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Chappers

Does Anyone Still Use Groats?

I was told recently that in a certain part of the country that the informer couldn't recall, Groats were still used as currency. Is this true? And if so, how much is a groat worth?
11:22 Tue 14th Feb 20069 answers, last by Chappers 22:59 Sun 19th Feb 2006
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Robbo13

phrases

find me a phrase containing he's and himself
10:27 Mon 13th Feb 200611 answers, last by JamaicanJewel 01:12 Fri 15th Jan 2010
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LeoMunro

My Quiz

2?. How much is that in English money please?!
21:41 Mon 13th Feb 20064 answers, last by LeoMunro 19:55 Tue 14th Feb 2006
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theprof

ST Where Was I? 12.02.06

I can't pin down the name of the pass. Am I correct in assuming that the centre of attention is Dunsop Bridge? Thanks in advance
23:01 Sun 12th Feb 20067 answers, last by avis50 17:31 Mon 13th Feb 2006
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joko

brand names becoming names of items or even jobs?

what other names do people adopt? Name like hoover, biro and to some extent breville - all brand names that have become the name of the item regardless of actual brand thanks
20:40 Wed 08th Feb 200632 answers, last by tigga 19:47 Fri 10th Feb 2006
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The Tree

Tommy Cooper

hi everyone.does anyone have any good tommy cooper jokes.i have checked with search engines but a lot of his jokes that are on the net are not actually his but are tom vines.so if anyone could tell me...
21:57 Wed 08th Feb 200614 answers, last by raysparx 00:57 Sat 18th Feb 2006
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LeoMunro

John Cowper

Can anyone please tell me, where and when exactly William Cowper the poet lived in Huntingdon with the Rev Morley Unwin and his wife Mary? Many thanks for any help.
18:13 Wed 08th Feb 20062 answers, last by LeoMunro 14:26 Thu 09th Feb 2006
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LeoMunro

st wwi?

Opinion please! When travelling on the A350 from Corsham to Malmesbury in Wiltshire, are you travelling north, north-east, or north north-east? Many thanks for your thoughts on this. Lm
13:28 Sun 05th Feb 20064 answers, last by LeoMunro 16:27 Mon 06th Feb 2006
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LeoMunro

Sherlock Holmes

A ST puzzle compiler states that Holmes would meet the occasional client at the Durrant Hotel - especially those who shied away from calling at his home. A Sherlock Holmes expert doesn't think so....
18:38 Thu 02nd Feb 20062 answers, last by LeoMunro 17:04 Fri 03rd Feb 2006
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LeoMunro

ST 373 15 Feb 2004

Anyone any idea? Why are these words, used as an introduction to a Cairngorms puzzle, in quotation marks?Stepping stones"; "waterfall"; "refuge". Thanks for any help. Lm
16:02 Thu 02nd Feb 20062 answers, last by LeoMunro 18:03 Thu 02nd Feb 2006
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LeoMunro

st wwi? 353

"To celebrate, he has taken Hungry Friend and I for a country ride." Is such a sentence acceptable or not? I wonder what Quizmonster thinks! Thanks for your comments ABers and do please have a nice...
18:26 Fri 27th Jan 20067 answers, last by LeoMunro 13:06 Mon 30th Jan 2006
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Julia6

what geographical area does this Forum cover?

I was surprised to read in one post, 'here in the U.S.' I wonder how far away from me do people live. I'm in Wigan, U.K. Julia.
10:37 Tue 24th Jan 200645 answers, last by helliebobs 23:31 Wed 08th Feb 2006
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niceprincess

street

Which form is correct: "in the street" or "on the street"?
10:15 Wed 25th Jan 20065 answers, last by Ouisch 19:49 Fri 27th Jan 2006

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