One quiz at a time

Glenn E. · Post by **Glenn E.** » 05:58 Thu 28 Nov 2013

DRT wrote:
Glenn E. wrote:My turn again?
Please proceed.

Derek missed the joke.

However, his answer is implied and correct. Derek's turn.

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djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 09:57 Thu 28 Nov 2013

I'm very much enjoying this new way of playing - question-setter is unaware they've asked a question; answerer unaware they've answered. Very good. Carry on.

Post by **DRT** » 00:48 Fri 29 Nov 2013

What is the answer to the question that I intended asking but cannot remember?

Post by **PhilW** » 16:32 Fri 29 Nov 2013

DRT wrote:What is the answer to the question that I intended asking but cannot remember?

Emma, no, and how dare you?

Post by **DRT** » 07:07 Sat 30 Nov 2013

OK, time for a real question:

This evening I will be making dinner. The principle ingredient of of the dish is a traditional product from north east Lincolnshire. The name of the dish includes a person's name.

What am I making for dinner?

JWEW · Post by **JWEW** » 08:41 Sat 30 Nov 2013

DRT wrote:OK, time for a real question:

This evening I will be making dinner. The principle ingredient of of the dish is a traditional product from north east Lincolnshire. The name of the dish includes a person's name.

What am I making for dinner?

John Dory with Chips (King Edwards)

Post by **PhilW** » 09:09 Sat 30 Nov 2013

Alfred Enderby Smokie?

Post by **DRT** » 10:05 Sat 30 Nov 2013

JWEW wrote:John Dory with Chips (King Edwards)

No, no and no.

PhilW wrote:Alfred Enderby Smokie

Alfred does indeed produce his version of the principle ingredient, as do a number of others from a trade body in the same town. So the first part of the question has been solved. But what is the name of the dish in which this ingredient will be used?

LGTrotter · Post by **LGTrotter** » 11:55 Sat 30 Nov 2013

Derek's kipper suprise?

Post by **DRT** » 15:21 Sat 30 Nov 2013

LGTrotter wrote:Derek's kipper suprise?

Not my name, not a kipper and hopefully not a surprise.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 16:23 Sat 30 Nov 2013

Hello everyone! Back again, what a splendid few days, a tip of the hat to all involved.
It must be kedgeree.

Post by **PhilW** » 16:41 Sat 30 Nov 2013

is this a coincidence?

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 16:44 Sat 30 Nov 2013

PhilW wrote:is this a coincidence?

Is that your pen name Derek?
Sorry, I didn't see the bit about the dish having a person's name in it.
Omelette Arnold Bennett!
(as opposed to Omelette Alan Bennett, which he used to make for Thora Hird when she popped round...)

Post by **PhilW** » 16:47 Sat 30 Nov 2013

djewesbury wrote:Sorry, I didn't see the bit about the dish having a person's name in it

kEDgeree

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 16:48 Sat 30 Nov 2013

PhilW wrote:
djewesbury wrote:Sorry, I didn't see the bit about the dish having a person's name in it
kEDgeree

You're on fire today Phil. I suppose you could also say kedGEREE!

Post by **PhilW** » 16:53 Sat 30 Nov 2013

djewesbury wrote:You're on fire today Phil. I suppose you could also say kedGEREE!

I did think of that one first, but decided DRT would not have counted that spelling.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 16:53 Sat 30 Nov 2013

PhilW wrote:
djewesbury wrote:You're on fire today Phil. I suppose you could also say kedGEREE!
I did think of that one first, but decided DRT would not have counted that spelling.

I'm sure some kid somewhere on my street is spelling their name that way..

Post by **DRT** » 17:08 Sat 30 Nov 2013

PhilW wrote:is this a coincidence?

Pure coincidence.

The dish (and therefore the person's name) has not yet been named but there is information in my posts above that google would find useful. Oh, and the "proper" name of the style of fish has not been named either.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 17:12 Sat 30 Nov 2013

DRT wrote:
PhilW wrote:is this a coincidence?
Pure coincidence.

The dish (and therefore the person's name) has not yet been named but there is information in my posts above that google would find useful. Oh, and the "proper" name of the style of fish has not been named either.

You are eating Grimsby Traditional Smoked Fish, as geographically protected by the EU. But it is not my turn and I cannot guess.

Post by **DRT** » 17:14 Sat 30 Nov 2013

djewesbury wrote:You are eating Grimsby Traditional Smoked Fish, as geographically protected by the EU. But it is not my turn and I cannot guess.

If it was your turn I would have had to confirm that you have correctly named the main ingredient. But it isn't your turn.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 17:16 Sat 30 Nov 2013

DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:You are eating Grimsby Traditional Smoked Fish, as geographically protected by the EU. But it is not my turn and I cannot guess.
If it was your turn I would have had to confirm that you have correctly named the main ingredient. But it isn't your turn.

*whistles innocently on street corner...*

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 18:17 Sat 30 Nov 2013

*stamping feet to keep warm..*

LGTrotter · Post by **LGTrotter** » 19:18 Sat 30 Nov 2013

Ken-ed-jerry-

djewesbury wrote:*stamping feet to keep warm..*

Come on in it's lovely.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 19:20 Sat 30 Nov 2013

Owen has kindly wasted a guess so that I can try my hand at Omelette Benedict.

Post by **DRT** » 20:59 Sat 30 Nov 2013

LGTrotter wrote:Ken-ed-jerry-

No.

djewesbury wrote:Omelette Benedict

Not an omelette, and does not include Benedict.
Clues:
"Grimsby Traditional Smoked Fish"
"Trade Association"
"The name of the dish includes a person's name."
"there is information in my posts above that google would find useful."

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 21:19 Sat 30 Nov 2013

Go to the Trade Association's website and there you will find two recipes featuring a person's name. One is Omelette Benedict.

Post by **DRT** » 21:53 Sat 30 Nov 2013

djewesbury wrote:One is Omelette Benedict.

Not that one.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 21:54 Sat 30 Nov 2013

DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:One is Omelette Benedict.
Not that one.

There is only one other.
Owen's question then..

Post by **DRT** » 21:58 Sat 30 Nov 2013

djewesbury wrote:
DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:One is Omelette Benedict.
Not that one.
There is only one other.
Owen's question then..

Unless he decides to intentionally bowl another wide, then it's yours.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 22:03 Sat 30 Nov 2013

DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:
DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:One is Omelette Benedict.
Not that one.
There is only one other.
Owen's question then..
Unless he decides to intentionally bowl another wide, then it's yours.

Always possible!

Post by **PhilW** » 00:13 Sun 01 Dec 2013

DRT wrote:
LGTrotter wrote:Ken-ed-jerry-
No.
djewesbury wrote:Omelette Benedict
Not an omelette."

djewesbury wrote:Go to the Trade Association's website and there you will find two recipes featuring a person's name. One is Omelette Benedict.

Referee! Surely this is clear correct answer avoidance?!
I've had far too much whisky this evening to use google coherently...

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 00:25 Sun 01 Dec 2013

Phil, you're the one appealing to the ref, and yet you're the one who has a guess. So it must be your question.

Post by **DRT** » 01:03 Sun 01 Dec 2013

I think we have a fundamental problem.

We have a quiz that no one wants to win.

I'm going cold turkey. See you all here in January.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 01:04 Sun 01 Dec 2013

LGTrotter · Post by **LGTrotter** » 01:29 Sun 01 Dec 2013

DRT wrote:I think we have a fundamental problem.

We have a quiz that no one wants to win.

I'm going cold turkey. See you all here in January.

He's right you know.
Where did it all go wrong? Was it the money, the performance enhancing drugs?

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 01:34 Sun 01 Dec 2013

LGTrotter wrote:
DRT wrote:I think we have a fundamental problem.

We have a quiz that no one wants to win.

I'm going cold turkey. See you all here in January.
He's right you know.
Where did it all go wrong? Was it the money, the performance enhancing drugs?

Rio. It was never the same.

LGTrotter · Post by **LGTrotter** » 01:38 Sun 01 Dec 2013

djewesbury wrote:Rio. It was never the same.

Now the squabbling and recriminations about the split begin. I hope everybody wrote their names in their books.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 01:39 Sun 01 Dec 2013

LGTrotter wrote:
djewesbury wrote:Rio. It was never the same.
Now the squabbling and recriminations about the split begin. I hope everybody wrote their names in their books.

The books are all yours. Though why you insist on keeping them I don't know, you know them all off by heart anyway!

LGTrotter · Post by **LGTrotter** » 01:41 Sun 01 Dec 2013

djewesbury wrote:
LGTrotter wrote:
djewesbury wrote:Rio. It was never the same.
Now the squabbling and recriminations about the split begin. I hope everybody wrote their names in their books.
The books are all yours. Though why you insist on keeping them I don't know, you know them all off by heart anyway!

That's you all over; got to have the last word, I should have listened to my mother, she was right about you.

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 01:43 Sun 01 Dec 2013

LGTrotter wrote:
djewesbury wrote:
LGTrotter wrote:
djewesbury wrote:Rio. It was never the same.
Now the squabbling and recriminations about the split begin. I hope everybody wrote their names in their books.
The books are all yours. Though why you insist on keeping them I don't know, you know them all off by heart anyway!
That's you all over; got to have the last word, I should have listened to my mother, she was right about you.

Your mother! Don't bring up your mother, always making that horrendous Grimsby Fish Pie. Who was George anyway??

LGTrotter · Post by **LGTrotter** » 01:55 Sun 01 Dec 2013

djewesbury wrote:
LGTrotter wrote:
djewesbury wrote:
LGTrotter wrote:
djewesbury wrote:Rio. It was never the same.
Now the squabbling and recriminations about the split begin. I hope everybody wrote their names in their books.
The books are all yours. Though why you insist on keeping them I don't know, you know them all off by heart anyway!
That's you all over; got to have the last word, I should have listened to my mother, she was right about you.
Your mother! Don't bring up your mother, always making that horrendous Grimsby Fish Pie. Who was George anyway??

George, why do you have to bring up George? He meant nothing to me. I was lonely and wanted love, someone to actually hold me.

Post by **DRT** » 08:40 Sun 01 Dec 2013

My solo career hasn't taken off as well as expected. Can we have a reunion?

I vote Daniel to be the next leader.

Post by **PhilW** » 09:33 Sun 01 Dec 2013

Points gun at self: George's fish pie. Splat.
While pending official confirmation: Last night was a whisky tasting; Aside from the Balvenie (rum cask), what was my other whisky of the night?

Post by **DRT** » 10:14 Sun 01 Dec 2013

PhilW wrote:George's fish pie.

Correct, and even if I do say so myself it was a triumph.

Clarification question: Are we guessing the distillery or the distillery and the type?

Cragganmore?

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 10:45 Sun 01 Dec 2013

Longmorn

djewesbury · Post by **djewesbury** » 10:54 Sun 01 Dec 2013

It's nice to be back on the road again.
Owen will rejoin us as soon as his mum says he can play.

Post by **PhilW** » 11:06 Sun 01 Dec 2013

DRT wrote:Clarification question: Are we guessing the distillery or the distillery and the type?

For a correct answer I require sufficient naming such that the guesser could purchase an identical bottle; depending on the answer, this could include the distillery name, the brand/type and any relevant sub-type such as age or year.

Not Cragganmore or Longmorn.

Post by **DRT** » 11:10 Sun 01 Dec 2013

Glenfarclas?

LGTrotter · Post by **LGTrotter** » 11:50 Sun 01 Dec 2013

Mum says I can guess Balvenie 21yo port cask.

DRT wrote:My solo career hasn't taken off as well as expected. Can we have a reunion?

You are the Gary Barlow of this scenario I take it?

Post by **PhilW** » 11:54 Sun 01 Dec 2013

Not Balvenie or Glenfarclas