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I'll give it to MattB

It was the first time in 10 years that he had been put on the bench for a test match (he has been the starting number 9 for every other selection) but yes, he overtook Jason Leonards record of 119 Test caps.
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Ok chaps.

What was the first prodcut that Heinz released?

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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Wasn't it Tomato Ketchup?
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vinegar i think
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Post by Mattb »

Neither of those chaps.....but it is a condiment. How many can you list :wink:

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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Was it HP sauce?

In fact, it can't have been (that's not my guess).

Can't really think of any other condiments off-hand, so I'll go for brown sauce.
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Post by Mattb »

Not brown suce, no 8)

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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Oh funk knows.

Could it be horseradish?
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Post by Mattb »

Yes it is!

Here's a snippet about the young chap:

'By age nine he was growing, grinding, bottling and selling his own brand of horseradish sauce. At ten he was given a ¾ acre (3,000 m²) garden of his own and had graduated to a wheelbarrow to deliver his vegetables. At twelve he was working 3½ acres (14,000 m²) of garden using a horse and cart for his three-times-a-week deliveries to grocery stores in Pittsburgh. At seventeen he was grossing $2,400 a year—a handsome sum for the times.'

Not bad for a 9 year old :D Over to you

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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Pah, when I was 9 I had already embarked on a fruitful (pun intended) puggie career.

Mind you, I was washed out, burnt-up and bankrupt by the time of my 12th birthday..

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Right, which large country has no rivers, no railway and less than 100 miles of roads?
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greenland?
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Bingo! Despite it being the 12th largest country in the world, it only has about 50,000 inhabitants, and around 40 miles of paved roads.

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Post by Mattb »

I was going to say alaska, but thats not a country. A very good question sir....of which i have no idea of the answer! Give us a clue? :D

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merci bien.

okay when the french stormed the bastille in 1789 how many prisoners were liberated?
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

I'm going to guess 12, as it's a symbolic number (though what it symbolises I've no idea)
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