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A cock-flavoured lollipop
Tagliatele?
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Originally Posted by Master
Bingo , your go. Pizza with a slice taken out is what pacman was designed on.
LOL your clues gave it away again.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Bingo , your go. Pizza with a slice taken out is what pacman was designed on.
Who scored the 1st 147 in snooker on TV?
Ray Reardon?Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterLOL your clues gave it away again.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Bingo , your go. Pizza with a slice taken out is what pacman was designed on.
Who scored the 1st 147 in snooker on TV?
No after him. He was not British and fluked the first red.
Wiebernuik or whatever that Canadian fella who used to drink 10 pints per match?
@Master - you're wrong.
Steve Davis made the first 147 on TV (Lada Classic). Cliff Thorburn made the first at the Crucible.
Did not know about Steve and you are right about Cliff Thorburn. Your turn.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fenster
Which film director has won the most oscars?
Martin Scorcese?
Spielberg
They're both wrong. You need to go back further
John ford, the western guy ???
@roberto duran legend
Correct.
Your turn
What year was the Boston tea party.
1666Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
That's the great fire of London isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Master1666Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
As for the Boston tea party, I'm sure there'll be someone along soon with the right answer, but I'll have a punt on 1784.
Yes it was bit I am sure it was in that century.Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThat's the great fire of London isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Master1666Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
As for the Boston tea party, I'm sure there'll be someone along soon with the right answer, but I'll have a punt on 1784.
Can't you tell from their n00b-ish foreign policy that these young whippersnappers can't be over 250 years old?Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterYes it was bit I am sure it was in that century.Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThat's the great fire of London isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Master1666Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
As for the Boston tea party, I'm sure there'll be someone along soon with the right answer, but I'll have a punt on 1784.
Very close but no cookie.Quote:
Originally Posted by superheavyrhunThat's the great fire of London isn't it?Quote:
Originally Posted by Master1666Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
As for the Boston tea party, I'm sure there'll be someone along soon with the right answer, but I'll have a punt on 1784.
I should really be able to remember this, did an essay on it when I was in college. Is it 1775?Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
Nearly Cressa.
1776
Afraid not Master.
I am sure they had their 300 year celebration in 1976. I am great at maths.Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
Still not right mate.
or was it 1777
Bruce forsyth would say lower lower.
I am nearly on 15000 posts and am not going to waste it on arguing with you Brucie!:mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by roberto duran legend
Lol.
Are we there yet...what years in the 1770's haven't been mentioned?
i'll guess at 1772 :confused:
Almost.
Why aren't the yanks getting this? @Mars_ax also goes on about this starting the revolution.
@El Kabong help
Ill try 1772
I think all the years of the 1770s have been said apart from the right year.
I want one of the American posters to get this!
The Boston Tea Party happened on December 16, 1773.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master