One quiz at a time

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DRT wrote:
Glenn E. wrote:Orienteering, run, karate?

(That's hiking with a map and compass, in case that's not what it is called in the UK.)
In the UK "Orienteering" means "trying to find your way to bed after an off-line" :lol:
Isn't that what spouses are for? I brought mine to NYC for just that purpose! :lol:
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Still all 220.

I give you an enormous clue and still nobody gets it - it's Mary Poppins all over again. If you don't get this soon I'm going to make a racket and shuttle off to another site.
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Badminton, run, karate.
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DRT wrote:Badminton, run, karate.
222 - Derek's turn

Just in case nobody is aware that Badminton Horse Trials is the largest three day event in the World.
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KillerB wrote: Just in case nobody is aware that Badminton Horse Trials is the largest three day event in the World.
...and I've been there because my ex-wife used to do Eventing and I didn't manage to get the clue first time round :roll:

Need to think of a question - back later today.
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KillerB wrote:If you don't get this soon I'm going to make a racket and shuttle off to another site.
Wait! Wait! I get the clue, it's...

Oh drat, Derek got it already. :wink:
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What is my middle name?
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Roriz? Romaneira? No... I think Reginald!
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Glenn E. wrote:Reginald!
No.
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Robert?
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benread wrote:Robert?
Ben's up.

I'm off on holiday soon and away with work all next week so needed to get rid of this quickly
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The three day clue now has me baffled. How can ARK fit a three day occupation into a Monday evening?

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AHB wrote:The three day clue now has me baffled. How can ARK fit a three day occupation into a Monday evening?

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Errmmm, it wasn't actually Badminton Horse Trials that I did, it was badminton (remember the possible confusion thing that prompted you to go for gym(khana)), hence the racket (spelling for Americans) and shuttle and the reference to Friday Night by the Darkness which mentions badminton, admittedly on a Tuesday, and... oh never mind. I always give you loads of clues and nobody bothers to look them up.
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Ben,

You're up - and have been for 2 weeks!!

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Which significant bridge did I cross today which was opened in a vintage year?
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Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, which was opened in 1991?
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Too easy! I thought of the question as I crossed it, without knowing I had been "in the chair" for two weeks. Over to you.
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Which Monopoly property is the closest to the location of my meeting in London today?

Clue: the version of Monopoly that I am using is the one that uses London properties.
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Mayfair.
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How on earth do you think the non-Brits can participate in that one?

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jdaw1 wrote:Mayfair.
No.
RonnieRoots wrote:How on earth do you think the non-Brits can participate in that one?
See here.
RonnieRoots wrote:Dorpsstraat - Ons Dorp.
No.
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Liverpool Street Station.
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Picadilly (Squeeze song from East Side Story - just connecting threads)
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Fleet Street?
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Liverpool Street Station, Picadilly and Fleet Street are all incorrect.
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