YORE MAs pub quizz thread [NO CHAT!]

Hagar

Ok. My go.

There is one sport in which neither the spectators nor the participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What is it?

the dee

Boxing?

Slow Motion

Hagar wrote: »

Ok. My go.

There is one sport in which neither the spectators nor the participants know the score or the leader until the contest ends. What is it?

Quiddich?

Hagar

the dee wrote: »

Boxing?

That was quick...

the dee

Sorry...

Give me a minute to think of one....

the dee

Ok, what animal undertakes the longest yearly migration?

(by distance travelled)

_blank_

Swallow

the dee

DesF wrote: »

Swallow

Nope, but it is a bird...

Slow Motion

the dee wrote: »

Nope, but it is a bird...

Goose?

the dee

Slow Motion wrote: »

Goose?

Nope. Would you like another clue?

im_invisible

i thought it was meant to be some species of whale?

smashey

Albatross.

the dee

im_invisible wrote: »

i thought it was meant to be some species of whale?

The whales go pretty far but these birds go almost from pole to pole every year.

Hagar

Pole dancers

the dee

Hagar wrote: »

Pole dancers

Lol

But no.

And no to Albatross too.

the dee

....And we're back.

That was fun...

trout

andalusian hemaphode

Maple

Tern.

the dee

[Lucille Bluth/] I don't know what that means and I won't respond [/Lucille Bluth]

the dee

maple wrote: »

Tern.

Close enough - it's the Arctic Tern -

The Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea) may be a small bird, but it undertakes the world's longest migration each year when it travels almost from pole to pole. After breeding in the Arctic Circle, these birds migrate during the Northern Hemisphere winter to the border of the Antarctic ice pack. The roundtrip migration is almost equal to flying all the way around the earth -- totaling approximately 21,750 miles (35,000 kilometers).

Maple

the dee wrote: »

Close enough - it's the Arctic Tern -

The Arctic Tern (Sterna paradisaea) may be a small bird, but it undertakes the world's longest migration each year when it travels almost from pole to pole. After breeding in the Arctic Circle, these birds migrate during the Northern Hemisphere winter to the border of the Antarctic ice pack. The roundtrip migration is almost equal to flying all the way around the earth -- totaling approximately 21,750 miles (35,000 kilometers).

always thought Tern was a posh seagull.

how come you know so much about animals etc Dee?

the dee

I just like animals They're nicer than most people.

Latchy

the dee wrote: »

I just like animals They're nicer than most people.

Yeah, just like dogs who treat us humans with the contempt and inndifference we deserve until next feed time

the dee

latchyco wrote: »

Yeah, just like dogs who treat us humans with the contempt and inndifference we deserve until next feed time

Isn't that cats?

Dogs are fawning attention-seeking cuddle monsters

trout

the dee wrote: »

Dogs are fawning attention-seeking cuddle monsters

By that definition ... Tom Dunne, in BGRH mode, is a dog :eek:



*runs away and hides*

** well, I say run ... I mean waddle*

takola

the dee wrote: »

Isn't that cats?

Dogs are fawning attention-seeking cuddle monsters

Definitely not! My cat is a complete cuddle monster!

Latchy

the dee wrote: »

Isn't that cats?

Dogs are fawning attention-seeking cuddle monsters

My dog acts like a cat so, perhaps he thinks he is one ?

takola

latchyco wrote: »

My dog acts like a cat so, perhaps he thinks he is one ?

Hmmm.. Maybe you got my cat in your dog and I got your dog in my cat. He acts like a dog. He follows my other half everywhere! :rolleyes:

ShayK1

takola wrote: »

Hmmm.. Maybe you got my cat in your dog and I got your dog in my cat. He acts like a dog. He follows my other half everywhere! :rolleyes:

Is your other half the one that feeds the cat?

takola

ShayK1 wrote: »

Is your other half the one that feeds the cat?

:eek:

I feed him sometimes too! *Said in a stung voice*