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

  1. Bolton's Boots

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    A single gram of venom from which specific creature would be enough to kill 80 people or 300,000 mice?
     
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  2. yorkshirehornet

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    Putin?
     
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    Could be, but isn't...
     
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    Bruno's casque-headed frog.
     
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    I thought someone from France would get it...

    Over to you.
     
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    Today there is only one. In the past there were sometimes two and for a brief period three. What are they?
     
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  7. J T Bodbo

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    Lamplighters in London
     
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    Sorry, this is a Franco/Italian question.
     
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    Exactly. The Palais des Papes is interesting with all of the portraits of the different Popes painted from the same model. All yours.
     
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    That'a blow - my answer was entirely random !. (Well, nearly). Although Avignon is very attractive -and staying in the square by the Palais des Popes is atmospheric, as are the restaurants, I do like Chateauneuf du Pape. I can recommend Dom de la Pinede. Buying wine from there is hilarious. The case, on a pallet rises out of the ground - seriously - in the courtyard.
    Question soon.
     
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    Ok - here we go ( as the earwig said when he fell off the wall)
    One football club only has provided 2 players for the England side whilst the club was outside the top 2 divisions of English football. since the end of WW2. Name the club and the players.
     
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    Johnny Byrne and Peter Taylor of Crystal Palace.
     
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    Yes indeed. Well done. Sorry if it was too easy. I had thought that Johnny Byrne was the first player to be selected for a full international from outside the top2 divisions. However, he was 1 of 4 (after WW2). He WAS however the first played from the 4th division to be selected for the national U23 team.
    Over to you...
     
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    What did a comet cause many around the world to say in 1977?
     
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    WOW!
     
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    Exactly right.

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    Apparently an astronaut went wow becuase he thought it was a sign of ET intelligence...
     
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    Not what I read - "The Wow! signal was detected on August 15, 1977 at the Big Ear Radio Observatory in Ohio, during a search for signs of extraterrestrial intelligence. The signal was unusual, and, when reviewing the data a few days later, astronomer Jerry Ehman wrote “Wow!” next to it."
     
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    Yes astronomer not astronaut..... :emoticon-0148-yes:


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