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5/10 all guesses, so quite happy with that.
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5/10 knew 3, the link above didn't work for me: http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/nov/27/daily-quiz-127-november-2014
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6/10 (knew 4) but probably should have got higher. Seconded guess myself on the cabinet minister and 2000 legislation.
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8/10, jebem te flower pot men, second guessed myself out of the correct answer, and no clue on Bills Bills Bills. Knew 7, which is probably an all time high for me.
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6/10, which was not bad given I was only sure about 2. Not sure about the "Christian Calendar" stuff given Presbies don't go in for all the Lent stuff. If they really mean Anglican they should spell that out.
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6/10 and knew 6 so the guessing let me down today.
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The middle name of the 18th president of the United States, Ulysses S. Grant was Sneddon and his parents were from Grangepans in Bo'ness.
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7/10 again and knew 5, getting a bit monotonous. http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/nov/19/daily-quiz-19-november-2014
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Another 7/10 after getting the first three wrong. Quite happy with that given I knew 5: http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/nov/18/daily-quiz-18-november-2014
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Scotland v Republic of Ireland
LongTimeLurker replied to Lyle Lanley's topic in Tartan Army Ramblings
Basically agree with what you are posting, but one of the goals of the Plantation of Ulster in geostrategic terms was to drive a permanent wedge between the Gaels of Ireland and Hebridean and Highland Scotland, which is why what was once one language and culture is now four centuries later regarded as two and the older relationship that you have in mind is lost in the mists of time for most people. You must have blinkers on if you can't see it is two-way. -
A spectacular 7/10 given I was only sure about 2 courtesy of being old enough to have watched the Magic Roundabout and to remember the chorus to the Iris Robinson lookalikes hit single. GIRUY Sam Cooke I know what a slide rule is for.
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Scotland v Republic of Ireland
LongTimeLurker replied to Lyle Lanley's topic in Tartan Army Ramblings
Have fun with that identity crisis. If the RoI were as shite as they were before the grandparent eligibility rule came in and the Scotland team was consistently qualifying for World Cups like in the 70s and 80s people like you would soon be rediscovering their Scottish identity and jumping on the bandwagon. -
7/10 (accidentally clicked the wrong button on one so technically a 6) and knew four.
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Back to my normal 4/10 (knew 3). http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/nov/12/daily-quiz-12-november-2014
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7/10 but not happy about question 8 because I think two of the answers are correct and I picked the wrong one. Jebem te poetry.
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Looks like Catalonia didnt Sh1te it.
LongTimeLurker replied to John Lambies Doos's topic in The Politics Forum
Easy to be brave when there is no danger of Spain or the EU actually agreeing to it. Nobody has to worry about stuff like what happens to their pension. The next one to watch is Veneto in Italy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venetian_independence_referendum,_2014 because Italy might not be so hardline about territorial indivisibility as the Spanish tend to be. -
4/10, which is about normal for me http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/nov/07/daily-quiz-7-november-2014
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1/10 yesterday (still waiting for those elusive 0/10 and 10/10 scores but have had everything in between) followed up by 6/10 today: http://www.theguardian.com/news/quiz/2014/nov/06/daily-quiz-6-november-2014
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A spectacularly high 7/10 after a shaky start on the first four. May demand a recount depending on where the Cheeky Girls live within their native country.
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Very happy with a 5/10 given they were all guesses mainly of the wild variety.
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2/10 and knew the smallest bird one. Safe to say that jazz would not be my specialist subject if I were ever a contestant on mastermind.
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