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The famous fruit-chat quiz!
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I would guess a Monday... funk knows why though
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Not monday no.....and i am now off to buy some of your countrymens finest plonk sir. Will be back in a while! :D

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Post by Cardinal Sin »

"Just half a bottle of blue nun will be fine"

Alright, I'll guess Saturday then, though I've still no idea why.
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Yes, i think i'll have a pint of bitter!

It's not saturday either. I'm not sure if the answer actually has any logic at all!

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Friday then?
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3rd time lucky. God knows why its friday. I'd go for a Monday when everyone's in a huff and can't be arsed at the start of the week. :wink:

Over to you

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I'd have thought friday, cos it's nice to have a bit of spending money at the weekend!

Harking back to classic comedy again...

What does Father Ted buy Mrs Doyle for Christmas in the Christmas Father Ted special?
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aint it a teamaker or something, seem to remember an episode where ted buys her a teamaker and she goes mental about it cos it takes away from her tea making skills :lol:
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That's right Jimmy, it's a teasmaid,

Right, take the plate sir!
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okely dokely, 1 in 10 chance this, plus you can rule out some of the options

which Doctor who actor died at a doctor who convention?
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

I'll go for Patrick Troughton, since he's got an amusing name.
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it was indeed, the 2nd doctor tragically suffered a fatal heart attack whilst at a convention.

next question if you please
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Think I'll go and buy a lottery ticket tonight...

This one might be a bit trickier, if you remember in school, you used to remember acronyms such as ROYGBIV (colours in a rainbow) and SOHCAHTOA (mathematical bollocks).

What would the acronym FATLAD help you remember?
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Post by Mattb »

Good old acronyms. I know this, and it's for the counties of Northern Ireland.

I'll set another easy acronym question. What would OILRIG help you remember?

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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Wouldn't say it was that easy, unless you did A-level Chemistry.

Oxidation is Loss, Reduction is Gain.. (what you lose or gain I can't quite remember, though i'm guessing it must be ions, electrons or something).

This might well turn out to be an urban myth, but Sir Isaac Newton, as well as being a very famous scientist and professor, was also a Member of Parliament. However, he's only recorded as having made one speech in the Commons.

What was the "speech" about?
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