Trivia

[armin]

And if not that judaism?

We have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........

This one might be easy for some nba fans, only player to ever win 11 championships...

[Mattyhitman]

And if not that judaism?

We have a winner for @armin , well done mate, you go........

This one might be easy for some nba fans, only player to ever win 11 championships...

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.

If not him then big Shaq O'Neil would be my next guess.

[Master]

Michael Jordon.

or Irish guy called the big bird.

[armin]

Neither of those

[killersheep]

It's gotta be one of those guys from the Celtics of the 60s.

Way before my time though.

[armin]

It's gotta be one of those guys from the Celtics of the 60s.

Way before my time though.

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 electricity

[Master]

It's gotta be one of those guys from the Celtics of the 60s.

Way before my time though.

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 electricity

I was close too with Irish guy, mines was in the 1980's though.

[armin]

Did I kill this thread?

[superheavyrhun]

Did I kill this thread?

Post mortem results suggest electrocution. Tragic way to end such a promising and flourishing life.

[Andre]

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.

[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.

Ya got it @Andre

[Andre]

I measured my opposition up with an outstretched long left. Who am I?

[superheavyrhun]

I measured my opposition up with an outstretched long left. Who am I?

Franz Gall?

[Mattyhitman]

I measured my opposition up with an outstretched long left. Who am I?

Lennox Lewis ?

[armin]

Only name I even know...london donovan