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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Ra!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just as a useless aside, why teach Greek, Roman, Norse and Egyptian mythology?
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Post by jimmymac »

ra on the right with the circle is correct (god of the sun)

as is anubis in the centre (god of embalming and the dead)

so just matey boy on the left to go
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Post by Fader »

I do not have a clue mate, the History teach was death too.. mad school
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Post by Weyland »

Thoth? Damn, I can't tell if that's an ibis or a falcon! ;) If it's a falcon it's Horus.
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Post by Fader »

does it start with a H? horra summin?
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Post by jimmymac »

it is indeed horus god of the sky, think that one goes to weyland
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Post by Fader »

i knew it began with H but thought it was a longer name - ah well, next question please
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Post by Weyland »

Okay, steering things away from Egypt slightly (hey, this type of thing does come up the the hstory categories on SWPs ;) ) what was the name of the Greek general who's descendents (including Cleopatra) ruled Egpyt after it was conquered by the Greeks under Alexander the Great? After Cleopatra, it would become a province of the Roman empire.
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Post by Istenem »

i really should know this (did a degree in a not dissimilar subject) but i'm afraid it's only a guess: ptolemy soter
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Post by Weyland »

I'll give it, I know it as just Ptolemy. ;) Over to you!
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Post by Istenem »

which of these words is the odd one out and why:

BELLOW
ALMOST
CHINTZ
SPOONFEED
GHOSTY
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

I'm almost certainly missing something here,

but is the answer SPOONFEED?

... cos all the others have 6 letters!
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Post by Istenem »

right answer, wrong reason.
keep at it 8)
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Well after trying the positions on the keyboard, height of the letters, even adding up the values of the letters (e.g. a=1, b=2), I see that all the letters are in alphabetical order!

What's the longest word with all the letters in order (that's not my question by the way, since I don't know the answer!).
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Post by Mattb »

Spoonfeed is in reverse order too :wink:

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