Beasty wrote: » And again, very close in one way, but wide of the mark in another:pac:
looksee wrote: » So between Irish Zeus, Keane and Bonzodog we have the Neverending Story answer, contributions of questions from any or all would be appreciated. feargale's question about stamps is still open and Beasty needs a replacement question. Go for it lads! We will have an avalanch, a tsunami of questions!
Beasty wrote: » OK, as no-one seems to be getting any closer It's not Martin Early It's not Dan Martin ....it's Martyn Irvine, who took the World track championship scratch race title in 2013
New Home wrote: » There's still the matter of the horse, looksee.
feargale wrote: » OK, Beasty. Give us another.
Beasty wrote: » OK, another cycling one Shay Elliot was the first Irish cyclist to win stages in each of the Grand Tour events (Tour de France, Vuelta Espana and Giro d'Italia) Who is the only other Irishman to do so?
keane2097 wrote: » That's Sam Bennett right?
keane2097 wrote: » What is unusual about tempera painting?
New Home wrote: » It contains egg?
New Home wrote: » Sorry, I forgot I owed a question, while I was waiting for the name of Atreyu's horse. So, what's an ouroboros?
New Home wrote: » Dollar?
IrishZeus wrote: » Sorry NH - looking for the dollar amount way too easy otherwise
New Home wrote: » I don't think I've ever seen any dollars in real life, ever. It is said that Nero played the violin as he watched Rome burn. If he had been playing an instrument at all it wouldn't have been a violin, which was invented much much later. So, what would he have been playing instead?
feargale wrote: » Anyway I owe half a question. Which country issued two stamps honouring a military leader who led a revolt against that country?
feargale wrote: » d4,d5; c4 What is it?
