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Which is the odd one out and why?
Legendary British king.
Goddess of love (and her calmer sister).
Isaac Newton's deadly weapon.
Singular home for dyslexic soldiers.
Superlative Asian predator.
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2 |
It's a terminal musical nightmare with universal infantile madness, occidental
supremacy and partially stifled Oedipal fantasies.
What was his only friend? |
3 |
It could be heroic. It could be
English, Scottish, Polish, or even Rhenish. For the third time, what
would the date be?
Alan |
4 |
This man wrote a book on the history of cricket, but what is his premier
claim to fame? |
5 |
Which of the following
does not belong and why?
Joe Penny
Humphrey Bogart
Paul Newman
Myrna Loy
Tim Matheson
Todd
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1) Borderline English River
2) cattle
3) look
4) cereal grass
5) weapon
6) novel
7) very heavy soil
8) expression of distaste
9) donkey
10) primal brain
Put these together to get...something. Then put lots of that together
to get ...what?
Neal |
7 |
Which is the odd one out, and why? |
8 |
Connect the man (it is the same man pictured twice) with the fish.
Click image for more fish.
Venky |
9 |
My dictionary falls
open, between a slightly bigger version of the west's favourite instrument
of torture and a view (especially through Windows) I find: with great
force; an instrument of torture with a long spike; a shrew; masculine
strength; moral excellence; guts; thick and gluey and a nobleman.
Something else caught my eye that might be worth dodging away from.
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10 |
Before the Hammered Dulcimer World Championships last
week, commentators predicted that the winners (first, second, and third
place) would be as follows:
Commentator #1: Amy will not win first place, nor Ben second place.
Commentator #2: Cate's performance will put her in the top three, but Dan
won't win at all.
Commentator #3: Dan and Elizabeth will both place in the top three.
Commentator #4: Dan will not take second place, nor Elizabeth third place.
Commentator #5: Amy will place somewhere in the top three, but Cate won't.
But every prediction turned out to be wrong! Who were the three winners
and how did each place?
mattachine |
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