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That's brilliant UP! I love these sort of things (even when it's not me).

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not at all :)

it is good that the paragon games are still namechecking us.
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I had a Cardinal Q on FFQ tonight. Probably been mentioned before but it was the "six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men" quote
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Wasn't there loads of fruitchat names dropped into a football quiz? :D
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Mattb wrote:Wasn't there loads of fruitchat names dropped into a football quiz? :D
NODDY NODDY NOSH NOSH? :lol:
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speaking of which DMAC, i reckon you are my only real competition in London on this Football Crazy. what is your top score on it?
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Sue Denim wrote:speaking of which DMAC, i reckon you are my only real competition in London on this Football Crazy. what is your top score on it?
No idea. I only know two pubs that have it (O'neill's in Earls Court & the Bent Doctor) so hardly ever play. I think Satis's best score- which he posted on here a few weeks back- is far higher than I ever managed.
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i can't find that post despite looking through the archives.
so i'm going to tentatively suggest that this is the top score. i for one have never seen anything over 17xx
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When Football Crazy first came out I got an 1895. If you could find one that had never been played it was ridiculously easy.
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agreed but you need to fluke a couple of spoilers to get that far: footy fun (4) / footy phrases (4) / all about football (5) is not much of a choice.
i'll admit that my 2325 was wind-assisted
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2325's absolutely top notch. My best was 1800 at the SWP battleground of the Old Bell at Ludgate Circus. I think Nil Satis had managed a 20xx or a 21xx - no doubt he will remind us. I don't think I've ever seen anything above 18xx anywhere but as dmac says it's not in *that* many places any more.
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By memory it was a 21xx; it was definitely in O'Neills in Reading and only a couple of months ago. The silly thing was that (as often is the case with these things), I didn't really play any more skilfully than normal - it gave me something like two Triple Points on 250s in succession to start the game off and after that it was just a case of seeing how far I could push it. What was also typical is that I only won a few quid for it - has anyone EVER won above about £5 on that game?!

Never mind all that however, my true hall of fame moment came on Hells Bells last night:

Q. What does the phrase "Nil Satis Nisi Optimum" mean?

A. Nothing but the best is good enough
B. A pseudonym of unknown origin (i.e. a double tribute to here!)
C. A knowledgeable quizzer (can't remember the exact words)

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I'm yet to get a question about Streakypoos, I was told it was the phrase is some football quiz a while back. Could you program it in the easy section please?

Example:

Q: What is 1+1?

A: 2
B: Blue
C: 3
D: Streakypoos

However as I only ever play Deal or no Deal - No boxes, I doubt I'll ever see it. I'm too stupid to answer questions.
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Post by Nil Satis »

From The X Factor:

Q. Who joined Roland Orzabal in Tears for Fears?

A. Curt Smith
B. Someone else
C. Neil Satis

I'm starting to feel like a guest at one of the Ambassador's Parties...

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