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Pub Quiz thread

Discussion in 'Watford' started by colognehornet, Jun 26, 2013.

  1. Bolton's Boots

    Bolton's Boots Well-Known Member

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    No - at the risk of being politically incorrect, the player in question is a lot darker - the same as something in the temple...
     
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  2. yorkshirehornet

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    Is this a player from the 80s or recent times?
     
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  3. Bolton's Boots

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    About half way between the two. ;)
    He played for us in the Premier League under Ady Boothroyd - not one of AB's best signings. Cost a lot and left on a free transfer, from memory.
     
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  4. andytoprankin

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    Is it Nathan Ellington? Although he was a Muslim.
     
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  5. andytoprankin

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    Do you mean Steve Kaaba or Steve Kaba or Steve Kabba? His stats never did him justice, I thought. He was a very hard worker and often marked closely, so his excellent movement drew the opposition out of shape and gave chances for our other players.
     
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  6. yorkshirehornet

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    Kaaba is the Muslim sacred site... Aha
     
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  7. Bolton's Boots

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    That's the player - signed as a striker in January 2007, scored his first goal for us over a year later.

    Now - what's his link to an Indian temple, or, to be more precise, something in a specific Indian temple? It really has nothing to do with his religion.
     
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  8. yorkshirehornet

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    Is it the Shiva.. erm.. . lingam... erm.... at the Hindu Kaaba temple?
     
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  9. Bolton's Boots

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    I'll give it to you yorkie. It's the Karni Mata Temple in Rajasthan - famous for the 25,000 or so black rats that live, and are revered, there. The rats are called kabbas...

    Over to you.
     
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  10. yorkshirehornet

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    Oh yes.. I remember seeing a programme about it in TV...
    Will just choose a question
     
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  11. yorkshirehornet

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    Ok...
    On a different tack..
    Why do directors tell actors to 'break a leg'?
     
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  12. andytoprankin

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    They regret casting them?
     
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  13. andytoprankin

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    Is it when a debtor has failed to meet their repayment plan?
     
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  14. Bolton's Boots

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    Something to do with the assassination of Abraham Lincoln? His killer was an actor who jumped off the stage after doing the deed - and broke his leg.
     
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  15. yorkshirehornet

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    Yes.. If you are in the cast... You need to earn it!!
     
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  16. andytoprankin

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    From what I can see, there are a lot of theories.
     
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    I always thought it was an alternative way of wishing an actor good luck, as it was bad luck to say to them "good luck3
     
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  18. NZHorn

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    The lever for the curtains on stage was/is long and called a leg. Breaking a leg would happen when the curtain had to be pulled back for many curtain calls, so to break a leg meant that the performance was very successful.
     
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    Wow I did not know that... I was just posting a joke!
     
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    I was told that years ago. I can't find any supporting evidence for it.
     
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