This one might be easy for some nba fans, only player to ever win 11 championships...Quote:
Originally Posted by Mattyhitman
We have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
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This one might be easy for some nba fans, only player to ever win 11 championships...Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyhitmanWe have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
Not really a fan or follower of basketball, but will hazard a guess at Magic Johnson as he's one of the most famous name in the sport.Quote:
Originally Posted by arminThis one might be easy for some nba fans, only player to ever win 11 championships...Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyhitmanWe have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
If not him then big Shaq O'Neil would be my next guess.
Michael Jordon.
or Irish guy called the big bird.
Neither of those
It's gotta be one of those guys from the Celtics of the 60s.
Way before my time though.
Ha. I thought Islam was going to win that one to be honest,being the place is in the north African regions somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyhitmanWe have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
So @Mattyhitman , are they the original practitioners of Judaism from an Ethiopian region or something?
@Andre I think mattyhitman got that question from a quiz site:-) There are plenty of Jews from Ethiopia and probably some of the first. My natural father is a Sufi and brought all my half brothers and sisters up as Jews so I have been to synagogue on numerous occasions but I have never heard it called a mesgid. I am not sure but maybe that is how Muslims refer to a synagogue in Africa?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreHa. I thought Islam was going to win that one to be honest,being the place is in the north African regions somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyhitmanWe have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
So @Mattyhitman , are they the original practitioners of Judaism from an Ethiopian region or something?
My best girlfriend is this religion but from Jamaica.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz@Andre I think mattyhitman got that question from a quiz site:-) There are plenty of Jews from Ethiopia and probably some of the first. My natural father is a Sufi and brought all my half brothers and sisters up as Jews so I have been to synagogue on numerous occasions but I have never heard it called a mesgid. I am not sure but maybe that is how Muslims refer to a synagogue in Africa?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreHa. I thought Islam was going to win that one to be honest,being the place is in the north African regions somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyhitmanWe have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
So @Mattyhitman , are they the original practitioners of Judaism from an Ethiopian region or something?
Which religion mate, Mesgid?Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterMy best girlfriend is this religion but from Jamaica.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz@Andre I think mattyhitman got that question from a quiz site:-) There are plenty of Jews from Ethiopia and probably some of the first. My natural father is a Sufi and brought all my half brothers and sisters up as Jews so I have been to synagogue on numerous occasions but I have never heard it called a mesgid. I am not sure but maybe that is how Muslims refer to a synagogue in Africa?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreHa. I thought Islam was going to win that one to be honest,being the place is in the north African regions somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyhitmanWe have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
So @Mattyhitman , are they the original practitioners of Judaism from an Ethiopian region or something?
No jewish.Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreWhich religion mate, Mesgid?Quote:
Originally Posted by MasterMy best girlfriend is this religion but from Jamaica.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenbeanz@Andre I think mattyhitman got that question from a quiz site:-) There are plenty of Jews from Ethiopia and probably some of the first. My natural father is a Sufi and brought all my half brothers and sisters up as Jews so I have been to synagogue on numerous occasions but I have never heard it called a mesgid. I am not sure but maybe that is how Muslims refer to a synagogue in Africa?Quote:
Originally Posted by AndreHa. I thought Islam was going to win that one to be honest,being the place is in the north African regions somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by MattyhitmanWe have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
So @Mattyhitman , are they the original practitioners of Judaism from an Ethiopian region or something?
Really thought this was common knowledge for even semi fans of the nba, the answer is bill russell, one of those celtic guys od the 60s....ok who came up with the dual current (dc) in regards to electricityQuote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
I was close too with Irish guy, mines was in the 1980's though.Quote:
Originally Posted by arminReally thought this was common knowledge for even semi fans of the nba, the answer is bill russell, one of those celtic guys od the 60s....ok who came up with the dual current (dc) in regards to electricityQuote:
Originally Posted by killersheep
Did I kill this thread?
Post mortem results suggest electrocution. Tragic way to end such a promising and flourishing life.Quote:
Originally Posted by armin
Nicola Tesla
Via this other bloke...
I think it happened here..
In 1880, he moved to Budapest to work under Tivadar Puskás in a telegraph company,[28] the National Telephone Company. There, he met Nebojša Petrović, a young, Serbian inventor who lived in Austria. Although their encounter was brief, they did work on a project together using twin turbines to create continual power.