It’s ok @Peitho the Yak milk thing is a common pub quiz question, so i am happy if Google says it’s both!
P.S. congratulations @MsSubExperimenter
It’s ok @Peitho the Yak milk thing is a common pub quiz question, so i am happy if Google says it’s both!
P.S. congratulations @MsSubExperimenter
Woo I wasn’t last . Well done everyone.
Thanks @Ian_Chimp,
Well done everyone
Im sorry @Ian_Chimp
I had a feeling the card answer was going to be pink… maybe I should have queried it sooner… next time I will.
@WillC next time you get asked this in a pub quiz, you can be the annoying know it all who corrects the question setter . For me, the most interesting thing is that Hippo milk really is pink! A question for the future Mr. Chimp.
Congratulations @MsSubExperimenter !
And welcome aboard @Forever_his
Thank you (I now feel the need to read up on hippo milk!)
Thank you as always for the quiz @Ian_Chimp
I absolutely want a crown! King edward potato crown or not, I’ll claim it it will absolutely go to my head, but hey, a crown is a crown!
@Craig1234 sorry to steal your crown
Enjoy the chips
The Crown is now officially yours.
The internet says that this may not be true either…?
Oh, well that’s disappointing.
Got there in the end !
The day has gotten away from me, and I have not done the quiz yet.
I should hopefully have one up by this evening.
No rush, don’t worry!
(02/03/22)
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I found a mysterious old box of trivial pursuit, with even more trivial pursuits stuffed inside. It is a treasure trove of quiz questions, and all of them really old. Perfect fodder for a Hump Day special.
Piecing together a few bits and bobs, there were three sets, and a couple of the instructions. One is a Genus Edition, dated 2001, and the other the 20th Anniversary one, 2004. There’s also another old style board and questions in there that looks/smells quite a bit older. That’s the box they’re all stuffed in, and that has ©1983 printed on it. No instructions, so not sure if that’s accurate. That one says it’s a Master Game Genus Edition.
(Edit: Now with an added sprinkling of more recent questions too )
So, there you go. It’s a bit random, but it should add to the fun.
Categories:
Which natural wonder above the village of Zermatt was first climbed by Englishman Edward Whymper in 1865?
What is the main ingredient of the Indian delicacy Bombay Duck?
What shape is a red STOP road sign?
In which city can you find a model of an iron atom magnified 165 billion times, called the Atomium?
In which country would you find the world’s busiest railway station, in terms of passenger numbers?
What kind of car did Bullitt drive?
Which Canadian rapper was born Aubrey Graham?
What did The Wicked Witch of the West write in the sky over Emerald City?
What are the bear-hunters going to catch in the book We’re Going on a Bear Hunt - a big one, a brown one, or a grizzly one?
Which comedy duo were famous for the catchphrase “Well, here’s another nice mess you’ve gotten me into!”?
What is the Welsh name for the Party of Wales?
Who was England’s longest-reigning king?
Who was Siddhãrtha Gautama more commonly known as?
What was the capital of West Germany from 1949 until reunification?
Where on the body would a knight wear gauntlets?
What kind of dancer wears pointe shoes?
Whose biography, first published in 1994, is entitled Long Walk to Freedom?
In which British seaside town is the Turner Contemporary art gallery?
In Rossini’s most celebrated opera, what does the character Figaro do for a living?
What Aesop animal assumed the grapes he couldn’t reach were sour anyway?
If a boat is moving at 5 knots per hour, approximately how many miles per hour is it going - 6, 12, or 24 mph?
Which of these animals has the most teeth - a giraffe, a rabbit, or a rat?
What was the last Apollo mission to land men on the moon?
What is the smallest of the big cats?
In computing, what does the abbreviation USB stand for?
Since August 2016, which English football team’s home ground has been the London stadium?
What do the dimples on a golf ball do - reduce drag, help it stay on the tee, or stop it from floating in the water?
Which condiment did Heinz produce before ketchup - mustard, mayonnaise, or horseradish?
In 2017, which snooker player defended his World Championship title to secure his third crown in four years?
What are the Queen’s racing colours?
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@Peitho | 20 | 4 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3 |
@Knottydevil | 19 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 |
@MrsLovett77 | 19 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 2 |
@WillC | 18½ | 4 | 3 | 5 | 3 | ½ | 3 |
@SexInTheCity | 17 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 3 |
@Craig1234 | 15½ | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2½ |
@Ian_Chimp | 13 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 1 |
@Forever_his | 9 | ½ | 2½ | 1 | 2 | ½ | 2½ |
@littlespoons | 5½ | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 1 | ½ |
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That’s his middle name ↩︎
Shinjuku station in Tokyo ↩︎
In The Barber of Seville ↩︎
It has 32 teeth, a rabbit has 28, and a rat has 16 ↩︎
Nobody has been back since 14 December 1972 ↩︎
It was the company’s first product ↩︎
Apparently the ‘big cats’ are tigers, lions, jaguars, leopards, and snow leopards ↩︎
And one that didn’t quite make it in…
6 What did Otto Titzling invent?
The brassiere
Not sure if that’s cosher!
A lot of guesswork again!
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I shall be firmly holding on to my crown this week! I knew 2 of those I think
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Saving mine for tomorrow, Eye Hospital appointment… last time I was there for 5 hours. Weekly Quiz is just what’s needed to break up the hanging around a bit!
I thought it sounded a bit off when I was typing it up, so I googled it and found that Wikipedia page. It was very nearly part of the quiz though.
Here goes @Ian_Chimp… T hanks
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