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Bill

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Would like very much to see more people having a go at this.

Even i knew 17 of these so i dont think they are very difficult.

 

 

1- Which is more substantial, ‘Afternoon Tea’ or ‘High Tea’?

 

2- What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’?

 

3- What do the initials MEP stand for?

 

4- In children’s television, what creature was Otis?

 

5- Which part of your body does an orthodontist look after?

 

6- Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic?

 

7- What type of plant is associated with a viticulturist?

 

8- What is the London Orbital Motorway better known as?

 

9- Which Sicilian Mountain is Europe’s largest volcano?

 

10- Which alphabet did the Muscovites use?

 

11- Which English County has the longest coastline?

 

12- Which English Northeast County is furthest north?

 

13- What colour is a typical diesel pump at English petrol stations?

 

14- Who was Paula Yates father who hosted ‘Stars on Sunday’?

 

15- From which country do the pop group ‘Aqua’ originate?

 

16- Who had a UK hit in the 90’s with ‘Streets of Philadelphia’?

 

17- What was the name of Cher’s husband who died in a skiing accident?

 

18- In which continent is Mount Kilimanjaro?

 

19- What meat is used in Cock-a-Leekie soup?

 

20- William Claude Dukenfield used his first two initials to become who?

 

21- What are Cobol, Java and Fortran?

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Answers for those who entered ....... all two of you.

 

 

1- Which is more substantial, ‘Afternoon Tea’ or ‘High Tea’? - HIGH TEA

2- What is an ‘Alto Cumulus’? - A CLOUD

3- What do the initials MEP stand for? - MEMBER of the EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT

4- In children’s television, what creature was Otis? - AARDVARK

5- Which part of your body does an orthodontist look after? - TEETH

6- Is Sweden a Kingdom or a Republic? - A KINGDOM

7- What type of plant is associated with a viticulturist? - GRAPEVINES

8- What is the London Orbital Motorway better known as? - M25

9- Which Sicilian Mountain is Europe’s largest volcano? - MOUNT ETNA

10- Which alphabet did the Muscovites use? - CYRRILIC

11- Which English County has the longest coastline? - CORNWALL

12- Which English Northeast County is furthest north? - NORTHUMBERLAND

13- What colour is a typical diesel pump at English petrol stations? - BLACK

14- Who was Paula Yates father who hosted ‘Stars on Sunday’? - JESS YATES

15- From which country do the pop group ‘Aqua’ originate? - DENMARK

16- Who had a UK hit in the 90’s with ‘Streets of Philadelphia’? - BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN.

17- What was the name of Cher’s husband who died in a skiing accident? - SONNY BONO

18- In which continent is Mount Kilimanjaro? - AFRICA

19- What meat is used in Cock-a-Leekie soup? - CHICKEN

20- William Claude Dukenfield used his first two initials to become who W. C. FIELDS

21- What are Cobol, Java and Fortran? - COMPUTER LANGUAGES

 

The Man who fell to Goodison and Iggy. Thanks again for taking part.

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it's aardvark :P sorry missed this one is it too late to enter? ;)

 

Look here Marcopaulo!.....this corners getting pretty full, there's me standidng here with a dunce hat on, a couple with cheat written on theirs and now you turn up with one saying late on it!.......I pitty poor old Bill........I really fuc%ing do!!!

 

For the record.....top of the head, spur of the moment......I got 13 :D can I take my dunce hat of now..........didn't think so :(

 

I thought Paula Yates dad was Hughie Green :unsure:

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