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Where on Earth is this?
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What is the maximum we add up to? You should find proof before
there is no way back.
Demar
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What eponym links these two actors?
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What is this?
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Name the ship that was discovered abandoned but fully seaworthy off
Gibraltar in 1872?
Peter
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These three men should lead you to name a fourth.
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Who became disillusioned by an autograph request from Santa?
Neil
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It is not unusual to hear the name of the sport called out by the players
while playing the game, but which game takes this to absurd lengths?
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Who painted this?
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On my US telephone, letters are assigned to the number keys as follows:
2 = ABC, 3 = DEF, 4 = GHI, 5 = JKL, 6 = MNO, 7 = PQRS, 8 = TUV, 9 =
WXYZ
Tapping out the 12-digit number 538282378664, I noticed that I was spelling
a famous quotation by... whom?
Alan
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An old school dictionary falls open. Across a two page spread I can
find a pronged instrument for digging; a military stronghold; a source
and a pirate. Which word did the publishers hide from curious schoolchildren
despite it appearing several times in the King James version of the Bible?
(Corinthians I and II, Isaiah, Revelation, Chronicles II, Galatians, Colossians,
Corinthians, Matthew, Romans, Jude, Ezekiel, Ephesians, John, Thessalonians,
and Acts)
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Who is this?
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What is this: “ORTRTA ORTFT ORTBTAAITDBT”?
Neal
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What was the unusual monetary demand of the man in the coon-skin cap?
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A pebble is dropped down a well, a distant splash is heard six seconds
later, how deep is the well?
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Which is the most risky month to gamble on the stockmarket, Mr Clemens?
3iff
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Who is the only monarch of England, Scotland, or the UK that's taken
a regnal name other than one of his or her baptismal names?
Jim
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What is this?
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Who is having a night on the town, and where?
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At which number house did a traveller live 58 years after a playwright
died there?
Dave
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