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Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Fri Oct 09, 2020 4:40 pm
Right, I've held off for long enough now...
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Q: What is the only title from the British peerage system that begins with a vowel?
Contestant 1: Empire?
Contestant 2: Admiral? Captain?
Q: Which US president was incumbent in the White House on January 1st, 2000?
A: George Washington?
Q: Which Northern UK shipping area shares its name with a type of Nordic invader?
A: Christopher Columbus?
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Q: What is the only title from the British peerage system that begins with a vowel?
Contestant 1: Empire?
Contestant 2: Admiral? Captain?
Q: Which US president was incumbent in the White House on January 1st, 2000?
A: George Washington?
Q: Which Northern UK shipping area shares its name with a type of Nordic invader?
A: Christopher Columbus?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Thu Oct 22, 2020 3:40 pm
Tenable
Q: Name the 10 charities with the most shops in the UK.
Guess 1: Dogs Trust?
Q: Name the 10 charities with the most shops in the UK.
Guess 1: Dogs Trust?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Mon Oct 26, 2020 4:36 pm
Tipping Point
Q: The Volga, Europe's longest river drains into which inland body of water?
A: The River Nile?
Q: The Volga, Europe's longest river drains into which inland body of water?
A: The River Nile?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Fangirl Three Mon Oct 26, 2020 5:23 pm
How Volga 
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Mon Oct 26, 2020 5:54 pm
I know, it's inseine.
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Sun Nov 08, 2020 5:40 pm
The Chase
Q: The prince in the ballet Swan Lake and the War Poet Sassoon both share what first name?
A: Vidal?
Q: The prince in the ballet Swan Lake and the War Poet Sassoon both share what first name?
A: Vidal?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by The Call of the Wendigo Sun Nov 08, 2020 5:55 pm
That would've been my guess. 
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Re: Dumb Britain
by The Call of the Wendigo Sun Nov 08, 2020 5:56 pm
They named shampoo bottles after him. Why would they do that if he wasn't a famous war poet? 
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Sun Nov 08, 2020 6:03 pm
I should'f added that the guy wasn't dumb and I accept that it's not unreasonable to not know the answer to either part of the question.
It's just that the answer was
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It's just that the answer was
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Tue Nov 10, 2020 4:13 pm
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Q: The words "brook", "brown" and "rainbow" can go before the name of which freshwater fish?
A: Dolphin?
Q: The words "brook", "brown" and "rainbow" can go before the name of which freshwater fish?
A: Dolphin?
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by Fangirl Three Tue Nov 10, 2020 5:23 pm
There are kinds of freshwater dolphins.
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Fangirl Three Tue Nov 10, 2020 5:26 pm
Just imagine rainbow dolphins 
And brook dolphins. Little tiny dolphins jumping in and out of a brook.
And brook dolphins. Little tiny dolphins jumping in and out of a brook.
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Wed Nov 11, 2020 4:33 pm
Tipping Point
Q: Knotty pine is what type of naturally occurring building material?
A: Brick?
Q: Which soft bodied marine mollusc has a name meaning 8-footed?
A: Mammal?
Q: Knotty pine is what type of naturally occurring building material?
A: Brick?
Q: Which soft bodied marine mollusc has a name meaning 8-footed?
A: Mammal?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Sun Nov 15, 2020 4:43 pm
The Chase
Q: Internationally, what is the most commonly used word for a unit of food nutrition?
A: Potato?
Q: Internationally, what is the most commonly used word for a unit of food nutrition?
A: Potato?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Mon Nov 23, 2020 3:14 pm
Winning Combination
Q: Which actor stars as James Bond in the film Quantum Of Solace?
A: Craig David.
Q: In the popular rhyme, Monday's Child is said to "fair of" what?
A: Egypt?
Q: Which actor stars as James Bond in the film Quantum Of Solace?
A: Craig David.
Q: In the popular rhyme, Monday's Child is said to "fair of" what?
A: Egypt?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Fri Jan 08, 2021 4:42 pm
Tipping Point
Q: What geometric shape is painted on the centre of a football pitch?
A: Square?
Q: Created in Japan in the 1950s what is the name of the giant monster who's featured in a series of films and is famously associated with attacking Tokyo?
A: Hiroshima?
Q: Derived from an old French word meaning to set aside or withhold, what is the word for an artificial basin used to collect and store a large body of water?
A: The Seine?
Q: Launched in 1986 by the European Space Agency, the Giotto probe was created to analyse the core of which comet?
A: Jupiter?
Q: What geometric shape is painted on the centre of a football pitch?
A: Square?
Q: Created in Japan in the 1950s what is the name of the giant monster who's featured in a series of films and is famously associated with attacking Tokyo?
A: Hiroshima?
Q: Derived from an old French word meaning to set aside or withhold, what is the word for an artificial basin used to collect and store a large body of water?
A: The Seine?
Q: Launched in 1986 by the European Space Agency, the Giotto probe was created to analyse the core of which comet?
A: Jupiter?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Tue Jan 12, 2021 4:36 pm
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Q: Which British artist painted the 1838 work "The Fighting Temeraire"?
Contestant 1: Picasso?
Contestant 2: Banksy?
Q: In yards, what is the width, from post-to-post, of a goal on a football pitch?
Contestant 1: 3.5 metres?
Contestant 2: 22 yards?
Q: Which British artist painted the 1838 work "The Fighting Temeraire"?
Contestant 1: Picasso?
Contestant 2: Banksy?
Q: In yards, what is the width, from post-to-post, of a goal on a football pitch?
Contestant 1: 3.5 metres?
Contestant 2: 22 yards?
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Fangirl Three Tue Jan 12, 2021 6:05 pm
By a strange coincidence, I accidentally tuned in to the signed version of Tipping Point at about 5.35am today, when I typed 3 on the remote instead of 235.
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Re: Dumb Britain
by Nightjar Thu Jan 14, 2021 5:02 pm
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Q: Hiccups are caused by involuntary spasms of which muscle?
A: The neck?
Q: Hiccups are caused by involuntary spasms of which muscle?
A: The neck?
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