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YORE MAs pub quizz thread [NO CHAT!]

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  • #602
    Slow Motion
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    the dee wrote: »
    Ok, something I wish everyone knew - me being the pedant that I am. What's the difference between they're, their and there.

    They're all here, in their new clothes, standing over there!


  • #603
    the dee
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    Slow Motion wrote: »
    They're all here, in their new clothes, standing over there!

    Very concise!


  • #604
    Don1
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    They're = they are
    Their signifies possesion
    There is, I dunno the gramatical word for it but I can use it correctly!
    There's no better way of saying it for me!


  • #605
    Slow Motion
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    the dee wrote: »
    Very concise!

    How many times can yo fold a piece of paper?


  • #606
    the dee
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    Slow Motion wrote: »
    How many times can yo fold a piece of paper?

    In half? I think the record is 12.


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  • #607
    justsomebloke
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    Slow Motion wrote: »
    How many times can yo fold a piece of paper?

    something like 7, however mythbusters disproved the myth and proved that it could be folder more


  • #608
    5starpool
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    7 is the maximum I think, no matter how big.


  • #609
    Xavi6
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    7 I think


  • #610
    Cathmandooo
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    I thought it was 8?


  • #611
    Slow Motion
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    the dee wrote: »
    In half? I think the record is 12.
    jsb wrote: »
    something like 7, however mythbusters disproved the myth and proved that it could be folder more
    5starpool wrote: »
    7 is the maximum I think, no matter how big.
    Xavi6 wrote: »
    7 I think
    Cathooo wrote: »
    I thought it was 8?

    In half yes! It's 7, the rule is that it has to stay folded, when they did more it would unfold, if I remember correctly, JCB your go!


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  • #612
    RxQueen
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    nope its defo 7, have tried it many times!


  • #613
    Don1
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    Under your own power with normal paper it's seven. Myth busters used a super thin sheet, a digger and weights to fold it 12 times I think.


  • #614
    Slow Motion
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    This thread smells funny and has gone all sticky!:D


  • #615
    the dee
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    Slow Motion wrote: »
    This thread smells funny and has gone all sticky!:D

    Hurray!


  • #616
    admiralofthefleet
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    eggscellent:)


  • #617
    Cathmandooo
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    yaaaaay \o/


  • #618
    Don1
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    Question please?


  • #619
    justsomebloke
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    Without peaking what was the second official question on the thread?


  • #620
    watna
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    what colour are polar bear's skin?


  • #621
    the dee
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    jsb wrote: »
    Without peaking what was the second official question on the thread?

    Was it my Olympics question? Men and women against each other?


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  • #622
    justsomebloke
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    the dee wrote: »
    Was it my Olympics question? Men and women against each other?

    correct


  • #623
    the dee
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,155 ✭✭✭the dee


    Woo! Ok.... I'm starting to run out of question ideas.

    What are a male and female swan called? Bonus point for the name given to a baby swan.


  • #624
    Cathmandooo
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    the dee wrote: »
    Woo! Ok.... I'm starting to run out of question ideas.

    What are a male and female swan called? Bonus point for the name given to a baby swan.

    Signet female
    drake male
    em baby swan? :D


  • #625
    the dee
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    Cathooo wrote: »
    Signet female
    drake male
    em baby swan? :D

    no
    no
    and nope

    Close with one, but in the wrong place

    *edit* Actually, I'll let you have Cygnet, that's the baby.


  • #626
    trout
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    cob, pen and cygnet (sp)

    What have humans and hamsters got in common ?


  • #627
    Cathmandooo
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    the dee wrote: »
    no
    no
    and nope

    Close with one, but in the wrong place

    *edit* Actually, I'll let you have Cygnet, that's the baby.


    God I'm all mixed up :D

    drake female then? who knew ;)


  • #628
    _blank_
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    the dee wrote: »

    *edit* Actually, I'll let you have Cygnet, that's the baby.
    ah, that edit.

    Male : Cob
    Female : Pen
    Baby : Cygnet

    There is some old house, it might be Malahide, where the family was called Cobbe, I think, and they have all these pictures of Swans arund the place.

    This is where I learned this.


  • #629
    Don1
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    trout wrote: »

    What have humans and hamsters got in common ?


    THey like having wheels?


  • #630
    My name is Mud
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    trout wrote: »
    What have humans and hamsters got in common ?

    some eat their young


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  • #631
    the dee
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    trout wrote: »
    cob, pen and cygnet (sp)

    What have humans and hamsters got in common ?

    H, A, M, and S?


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