Im merry...but you slaughter me week in week out anywayNeed everyone to be merrier :beer:
We stand a chance of grabbing some points back then
N xxx
You said in order skinner, burns, snowball and I thought "yeah I've got this. Don't say owt obvious like Springfield and I'm onto a winner" and then question 10 the answer is "Springfield" and then you don't even pick that bleeding round as the link.....Lol, I thought I had you all, but Julie was lying in wait, ready to pounce!
Another brilliant quiz, thank you, ahem, awl for playing
Usual 8pm kick off QM??Please feel free to tag anyone you think might appreciate a weekly dose of insanity, confusion and WTFness
All going well, it should be.Usual 8pm kick off QM??
Yep, the usual 8pm kick off.... at about 8.15Usual 8pm kick off QM??
What you doing hereYep, the usual 8pm kick off.... at about 8.15
Ooooo look forward to this.After the heavy quizzing of the past few weeks, I thought we could all do with some entertainment - so, tonight, the quiz is all about music, TV and games. Let's all have a bit of fun..... I know I will
Music will be classical composers.
TV will be old black & white Westerns.
Games will be Victorian era.
Damn I knew two of thoseHave you seen the questions already??
**quickly changes questions about the rules of 'Knee-My-Auntie's-Parakeet', the stars of 'Gunwigglers Gulch' and the composer of 'The Cauliflower Variations'**
Aw and I found the link tooHave you seen the questions already??
**quickly changes questions about the rules of 'Knee-My-Auntie's-Parakeet', the stars of 'Gunwigglers Gulch' and the composer of 'The Cauliflower Variations'**
No, you're thinking of something else.... Knee-My-Auntie's-Parakeet was a popular parlour game of the late 19th Century, played with a stick, a syphilitic dog and 12 fl oz. of mercury. Usually around the Michaelmas period.Knee-my-aunties-parakeet - An illegal move in the book of 'Gentlemen's Fisticuffs'.
Well yes of course I know that sillyNo, you're thinking of something else.... Knee-My-Auntie's-Parakeet was a popular parlour game of the late 19th Century, played with a stick, a syphilitic dog and 12 fl oz. of mercury. Usually around the Michaelmas period.
Well, in fact, 'The Cauliflower Variations' by Sigmund Schiesse were written about the boxer 'Dead' Reg Humperdink and composed entirely on a small pepperpot.The Cauliflower Variation - Various Boxing injuries, the most common being 'Cauliflower Ear'.
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