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good guess though.LGTrotter wrote:Sorry, nipped out for a fag and missed the answer
Correct. I have never been in trouble with my mother, Jo or JDAW. Never.djewesbury wrote:Derek is in no trouble at all because Jo likes to see him laughing and enjoying himself..?
No.LGTrotter wrote:Malvedos
No.djewesbury wrote:Passadouro
I was going to say 81 inches of trouble. So I’ll make it a round four score.LGTrotter wrote:I will have to say 6' 9".
No.LGTrotter wrote:de la rosa
yes/noDRT wrote:Should we be able to ask questions that have yes/no answers in this game?
No, but that was second and was on the same evening.jdaw1 wrote:Portal.
No.djewesbury wrote:Seixo
Like it's 1987?LGTrotter wrote:I'm off now so I leave you with the old question; Prince pays £27 for a bottle of port, how does he party? Night..
like it's 1999. Good one. Night..LGTrotter wrote:I'm off now so I leave you with the old question; Prince pays £27 for a bottle of port, how does he party? Night..
One flavour was guessed. The other flavour I have eaten today as well. Name the other flavour.[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=2726&start=1777]Here[/url] jdaw1 wrote:I have eaten two different flavour of ice cream today. Name either.
nice photo. Vanilla.
Not far from the truth, but no.djewesbury wrote:Vanilla.
Fabulous idea: I want. And, in part, not so far from the truth. But not the truth.DRT wrote:Rhubarb crumble and custard?
Just wrong. Read carefully:djewesbury wrote:Salted caramel. There's a salted caramel dessert in the bung hole.
TPF’s dessert is a s-c ice cream.jdaw1 wrote:And an extra clue: some TPFers have seen me eat this flavour, without it being in ice cream.
you have reminded me that we bought salted caramel ice cream this afternoon. I must have some now.jdaw1 wrote:Just wrong. Read carefully:djewesbury wrote:Salted caramel. There's a salted caramel dessert in the bung hole.TPF’s dessert is a s-c ice cream.jdaw1 wrote:And an extra clue: some TPFers have seen me eat this flavour, without it being in ice cream.
Well done.DRT wrote:Clotted cream?
No.djewesbury wrote:9
No.jdaw1 wrote:Zero?
She couldn't have been my cousin.djewesbury wrote:A former girlfriend had about 60. is it about 60?
Twenty-three?[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=2726&start=895]Here[/url], on Mon 17 Aug 2009, DRT wrote:To the best of my knowledge my Grandparents produced 15 offspring. I have 23 first cousins, most of whom are older than I am and most of whom have children and grandchildren of there own. Around 70% of my direct relations are on my fathers side.
Excluding my father and I, how many decendents of my paternal grandfather share my surname?
I am currently drinking a bottle of red wine which, incidentally, will not see the sun rise ever again. Name the grape, vintage and old-world country of origin.[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=2726&start=283]Here[/url] DRT wrote:I am currently drinking a bottle of red wine which, incidentally, will not see the sun rise ever again. Name the grape, vintage and new world country of origin.
Just for the avoidance of ambiguity, in the light of the pending International Crisis, the question refers to the Wiseman household’s first bottle of wine this evening.jdaw1 wrote:I am currently drinking a bottle of red wine which, incidentally, will not see the sun rise ever again. Name the grape, vintage and old-world country of origin.[url=http://www.theportforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=2726&start=283]Here[/url] DRT wrote:I am currently drinking a bottle of red wine which, incidentally, will not see the sun rise ever again. Name the grape, vintage and new world country of origin.