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Blisterman

Since this is the Table quiz forum, how about a thread where you ask a table quiz style question, and whoever gets it gets to ask another. Just like all those specific ones, except about anything.

I'll Start.
What is the capital of Denmark?

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The Hill Billy

RiderOnTheStorm wrote:

what do the colours of the 5 rings of the Olympic flag represent?

The 5 "continents".

RiderOnTheStorm

Hill Billy wrote:

The 5 "continents".

Nope.....
Its the colours that are in question here, not necessarily the number of rings/colours

Also, I thought that Calcium was the lightest naturally occuring metal? (*remembers QI from months ago.... by the way, that show had dashed sooo many 'facts' that I have held true for years! lol)

Carcharodon

RiderOnTheStorm wrote:

Nope.....
Its the colours that are in question here, not necessarily the number of rings/colours

Rings represent continents and the colours represent the colours present in the flags of each country or something...

RiderOnTheStorm

Carcharodon wrote:

Rings represent continents and the colours represent the colours present in the flags of each country or something...

yup..... all the flags in the world will have 1 (or more) of the colours on the Olympic flag.

The Hill Billy

RiderOnTheStorm wrote:

yup..... all the flags in the world will have 1 (or more) of the colours on the Olympic flag.

This was correct at the time when the decision was made in 1931. Is it now?

Carcharodon

Hill Billy wrote:

This was correct at the time when the decision was made in 1931. Is it now?

By your phrasing of the question i presume it doesn't but answer would still be valid for the question, you should google it sure...

Capt'n Midnight

RiderOnTheStorm wrote:

Also, I thought that Calcium was the lightest naturally occuring metal?

How could it be when it doesn't even float ?

Mick86

RiderOnTheStorm wrote:

what is the longest river in Asia?

The Yangtze?

Capt'n Midnight

Blisterman

Which has more calories, a pint of Guinness, or a pint of Budweiser?

Mick86

Blisterman wrote:

Which has more calories, a pint of Guinness, or a pint of Budweiser?

Guinness is the obvious one so I'll go for Bud.

Capt'n Midnight

fair 'nuff
I'll go with Guinness then.

phillg

what is the capital of Brunei?

Capt'n Midnight

B

*waits for Blisterman*

Wishbone Ash

phillg wrote:

what is the capital of Brunei?

Bandar Seri Begawan

Blisterman

Budweiser was right.

Mick86

Blisterman wrote:

Budweiser was right.

Wohoo.

In the Godfather what was Vito Corleone's real name?

RuggieBear

androlinni

Mick86

RuggieBear wrote:

androlinni

Close.

Hagar

Andolini.

/Edit I don't have a question. Someone else may ask one.

RuggieBear

bah, i reckon i was close enough!!!:D

Rugby:
What is England's heaviest ever defeat? Who was it against and in what year did it occur?

Hagar

Erm. Yesterday and us?

RuggieBear

nope.

Hagar

That would have been the icing on the cake.:D

Shane190

:D Yeah...was it by New Zealand??

Shane190

Question - When was Manchester United founded??

RuggieBear

Shane190 wrote:

Question - When was Manchester United founded??

erm...my question still hasn't been answered.

Hagar

Ok 1998 Asian tour Vs Wallabies 76-0.

I don't know any questions so here's the answer, whats the question?

A. Larry Foley

RuggieBear

who was the famous wrester who died recently?

Wishbone Ash

RuggieBear wrote:

who was the famous wrester who died recently?

Perhaps http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055056360