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Re: British Pub Quiz
I really don't see why you have to make stuff American centric. Here in Baltimore we have one place that does a pub quiz. Me and a few other expats have entered their quiz twice. We won on both occasions, :D despite questions littered with Baseball, NASCAR and other sundry Americentricities.
Anyway, World Capitals (or even State Capitals) are always a safe bet. As are world currencies etc etc etc.... |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by Pharrya
I really don't see why you have to make stuff American centric. Here in Baltimore we have one place that does a pub quiz. Me and a few other expats have entered their quiz twice. We won on both occasions, :D despite questions littered with Baseball, NASCAR and other sundry Americentricities.
Anyway, World Capitals (or even State Capitals) are always a safe bet. As are world currencies etc etc etc.... |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by Rompers
I need help with some of the false answers to " a snog is a..."
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Re: British Pub Quiz
What was the original intended use of the topmost section of the Empire State Building?
(hint: they tried it once, it was unsuccessful, and they never bothered again) |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by elfman
What was the original intended use of the topmost section of the Empire State Building?
(hint: they tried it once, it was unsuccessful, and they never bothered again) Name the third man to walk on the Moon? Charles "Pete" Conrad |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
Airship docking....
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Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by elfman
Give that man a prize
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Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by Rompers
Thank you all :)
I'm still working on the quiz. A few q's so far: The furthest from the sea you can get in the Uk is a. 240 miles b. 200 miles c. 140 mile d. 70 miles I suspect the answer would come as a shock to many Americans (its d) I need help with some of the false answers to " a snog is a..." Good question though |
Re: British Pub Quiz
A few interesting ones here if you are still stuck
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Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by tony126
What are the colours of the Union Jack?
red, white & blue I know this sounds easy but half of them do not know what the Union Jack is in the first place. Might be easier if you called it by it's proper name. It's only a union jack when it's flown on the jack mast of a ship otherwise it'a a union flag. |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by Thydney
Might be easier if you called it by it's proper name. It's only a union jack when it's flown on the jack mast of a ship otherwise it'a a union flag.
http://www.its-behind-you.com/images/ll.jpg A: Thydney( see his avatar above) |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Been drinking again?
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Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by Thydney
Been drinking again?
Why the moustache??? :eek: :rolleyes: :D |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by lionheart
Q: Who was Little & Large's less than famous 3rd brother?
http://www.its-behind-you.com/images/ll.jpg A: Thydney( see his avatar above) |
Re: British Pub Quiz
Originally Posted by anotherlimey
Name the 1966 World Cup winning squad.
1st clue - they were all English. :D |
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