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  • #1052
    IrishZeus
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    Same theme - which city is known as the Mile High city?


  • #1053
    OldRio
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    I know but I'll leave it a while


  • #1054
    IrishZeus
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    OldRio wrote: »
    I know but I'll leave it a while

    Answer and ask another!


  • #1055
    Ted_YNWA
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    Mexico?


  • #1056
    OldRio
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    Denver.... The NFL team play at the mile high stadium.


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  • #1057
    IrishZeus
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    OldRio wrote: »
    Denver.... The NFL team play at the mile high stadium.

    Correct. You’re up


  • #1058
    OldRio
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    Fairly easy but..........

    What do Oscar Wilde, Jim Morrison and Frédéric Chopin all have in common?


  • #1059
    Ted_YNWA
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    Buried in Paris?


  • #1060
    OldRio
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    They are all buried at Père Lachaise cemetery in Paris.

    Youre up.


  • #1061
    Ted_YNWA
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    There are 3 non mammal zodiac animals in the Chinese New Year calendar, name them.


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  • #1062
    looksee
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    Wild guess, fish, snake, scorpion


  • #1063
    Ted_YNWA
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    looksee wrote:
    Wild guess, fish, snake, scorpion

    1/3


  • #1064
    New Home
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    Dragon


  • #1065
    looksee
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    Bird, fish, dragon (the dragon is NH's)


  • #1066
    New Home
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    Rooster!


  • #1067
    Ted_YNWA
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    New Home wrote: »
    Dragon
    New Home wrote: »
    Rooster!

    Score will be provided when you give a full answer.


    :P


  • #1068
    Ted_YNWA
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    looksee wrote: »
    Bird, fish, dragon (the dragon is NH's)

    Consistent looksee, strictly scoring woud be 1/3.

    Generous is 2/3, one is just a general grouping word, not the actual creature.


  • #1069
    bonzodog2
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    Rooster Snake Dragon

    a new question may take me a while
    just to tidy up my Archibald Leach question, you can see a headstone with his name in a scene from the film Arsenic and Old Lace


  • #1070
    Ted_YNWA
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    bonzodog2 wrote:
    Rooster Snake Dragon

    Yep


  • #1071
    looksee
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    :D


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  • #1072
    feargale
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    Which U.S. state's great seal features the following motto: "Si Quæris Peninsulam Amœnam Circumspice Armiger"?


  • #1073
    feargale
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    Ok, a second one, nice 'n' easy.
    Name the two countries in which Kamala Harris' parents were born.


  • #1074
    IrishZeus
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    feargale wrote: »
    Ok, a second one, nice 'n' easy.
    Name the two countries in which Kamala Harris' parents were born.

    Jamaican and Indian?


  • #1075
    feargale
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    IrishZeus wrote: »
    Jamaican and Indian?

    Correct. Give us one.

    Any takers for my other question?


  • #1076
    IrishZeus
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    By what name is Stefani Germanotta better known?


  • #1077
    New Home
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    Lady Gaga.

    Aside from being the real name of Cary Grant, who else used Archibald Leach as a name?


  • #1078
    Ted_YNWA
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    it was someone who used it as an alter-ego to go somewhat incognito.

    Ronnie Barker?


  • #1079
    New Home
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    No. Go fish.


  • #1080
    Ted_YNWA
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    it was John Cleese's character in A Fish called Wanda wasn't it too.


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  • #1081
    New Home
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    Bingo.


  • #1082
    Ted_YNWA
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    What did Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi design?


  • #1083
    nompere
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    Is it the Statue of Liberty?


  • #1084
    feargale
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    feargale wrote: »
    Which U.S. state's great seal features the following motto: "Si Quæris Peninsulam Amœnam Circumspice Armiger"?

    This one has been passed over. I'll give it 24 hours. Anybody want a clue?


  • #1085
    looksee
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    Don't suppose it would be Florida?


  • #1086
    IrishZeus
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    feargale wrote: »
    This one has been passed over. I'll give it 24 hours. Anybody want a clue?

    Yes, as long as it’s not a translation. I have the gist of it, and it doesn’t help :D


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  • #1087
    looksee
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    Lol, no its not, I picked out the word peninsula from the motto and that was the only one I could think of!


  • #1088
    feargale
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    looksee wrote: »
    Don't suppose it would be Florida?

    Frayed knot :)

    But I would encourage you particularly to try again.


  • #1089
    looksee
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    I checked it up and I would not have ever guessed it, though I was in the right direction with the translation.


  • #1090
    feargale
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    At this stage I'm surprised at all of you. It might help to ponder Trump v. Biden.

    P.S.

    Which U.S. state's great seal features the following motto: "Si Quæris Peninsulam Amœnam Circumspice Armiger"?

    Final clue = translation: "If you seek a pleasant peninsula look around you, squire."


  • #1091
    Ted_YNWA
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    nompere wrote: »
    Is it the Statue of Liberty?

    Yep, correct
    .sorry for delay.


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  • #1092
    feargale
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    looksee wrote: »
    I checked it up and I would not have ever guessed it, though I was in the right direction with the translation.

    You were indeed.


  • #1093
    nompere
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    Ted_YNWA wrote: »
    Yep, correct
    .sorry for delay.

    What do beetroot clows top, hendre huffcap, painted lady, snake pole and zealous wick have in common?


  • #1094
    OldRio
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    Butterflys?


  • #1095
    nompere
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    OldRio wrote: »
    Butterflys?

    Sorry - no.


  • #1096
    looksee
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    Fungi

    Edit - no, checked up, who'd a thought it?


  • #1097
    feargale
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    feargale wrote: »
    At this stage I'm surprised at all of you. It might help to ponder Trump v. Biden.

    Which U.S. state's great seal features the following motto: "Si Quæris Peninsulam Amœnam Circumspice Armiger"?

    Final clue = translation: "If you seek a pleasant peninsula look around you, squire."

    The answer is Michigan, not one but two peninsulas. The motto is a play on Christopher Wren's words in St. Paul's Cathedral. I thought mentioning peninsula would be too obvious. And I thought saying Trump v. Biden would have focused you on battleground states.

    So here's a nice easy one. Ten U.S. vice-presidents have subsequently been elected president, but only two of them after a break from public office having vacated the vice-presidency. Joe Biden is one. Name the other.


  • #1098
    New Home
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    nompere wrote: »
    What do beetroot clows top, hendre huffcap, painted lady, snake pole and zealous wick have in common?


    Fish?


  • #1099
    IrishZeus
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    feargale wrote: »
    The answer is Michigan, not one but two peninsulas. The motto is a play on Christopher Wren's words in St. Paul's Cathedral. I thought mentioning peninsula would be too obvious. And I thought saying Trump v. Biden would have focused you on battleground states.

    So here's a nice easy one. Ten U.S. vice-presidents have subsequently been elected president, but only two of them after a break from public office having vacated the vice-presidency. Joe Biden is one. Name the other.

    George Bush senior? (Or possibly Nixon?)


  • #1100
    feargale
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    IrishZeus wrote: »
    George Bush senior? (Or possibly Nixon?)

    Which?


  • #1101
    IrishZeus
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    feargale wrote: »
    Which?

    I’ll reverse and go for Nixon!?


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