[foot-loose]

I think it adds it!

If you get one wrong early on - your screwed.

[MK Chris]

I think you should be given points based on the merit of the ones you know (obviously except the Googled ones). If you choose not to use your lifelines, that is entirely up to you.

[Yudster]

What he said.

[kendra k]

footy can do what he likes as it's his quiz, but the points idea sounds like more trouble than it's worth. so some people are really good at quizes, nowt wrong with that.

[Andy B]

1 D
2 A
3 D
4 D
5 A
6 B
7 B
8 C
9 B*
10 A
11 B
12 D - I'd like to point out that QI says that there is only one lake in the whole of the lake district anyway and none of them are actually lakes so this is a trick question and unless you wanna argue with Stephen Fry and an ear biting Alan Davies then I get a point for this or else!
13 - C?
14 - B
15 B ? - Haven't listned again yet so don't know....

Couldn't be bothered googling more than one of them this week....

[foot-loose]

I'd like to point out that QI says that there is only one lake in the whole of the lake district anyway and none of them are actually lakes so this is a trick question and unless you wanna argue with Stephen Fry and an ear biting Alan Davies then I get a point for this or else!

QI is wrong.

Or Wikipedia is wrong. I know which one I trust.

[Andy B]

Given the choice between Qi, Stephen, fry, and a whole team of BBC researchers or a website where any numpty or crazed drunk Scotsman can edit it I think I know what I'd choose too!

I'm not saying my answer is the only right answer, I'm saying that they are all right answers as apparently only one place has lake in the title or something. And I'm sure it's neither if them. Does you tube count as cheating if I can find the bit I'm on about?

[S4B]

I'm with Andy. I trust Qi more than wiki!

[foot-loose]

The answers on my answer sheet are final. Unless you can convince me otherwise. I will need more evidence than "someone said it on a quiz show on BBC2"

[foot-loose]

I'm not really sure what it is that we are discussing here? Is it whither or not there is more than one lake in the lake district? If it is true that there is only one, what are the rest called? The definition of a lake is a large body of water - in the lake district there are lots of large bodies of water - what do you call them if they are not lakes? They're mighty big puddles!

[Sunny So Cal]

Those would be some big ponds then!

[MK Chris]

Have you never heard of ponds? If there's frogs in it, that's a pond.

So that little hole with water in that my mum has in her garden, that's a lake?

I knew her village was posh (well my mate thinks it is; he thinks port glasses are what this village uses to do shots), but that's taking it a bit far..!

[Yudster]

Ask Cat. She's the forum expert on waterbodies.

[Andy B]

I think it was to do with the names, most of them end in something that's not lake. I think it was the latest series.

This quiz is stupid, almost none of it concerns what goes on inside the M25! I'm gonna do a quiz solely about London like "how much is a zone1 single?" and "name the three original cities that now make up London?" and "which parts did British engineers contribute to the eye?"

The correct answer for anyone who lives inside the M25 is "I don't know as I live here!"

[MK Chris]

"name the three original cities that now make up London?"

See, I think I'd get that if it were a question.. I'm sure I'd get two of them anyway, must be the City of London and the City of Westminster. If it were multiple choice I'd get it I reckon.

[Sunny So Cal]

So would I.
Andy, I heard you did well on this last round! Don't blame the quiz.

[Boboff]

Plymouth is made up of 3 towns.

Can you name them ?


No? Can't be arsed.

Well Plymouth, Devonport, and Morice Town were all originally part of the city. Plympton joined later.

Morice Town is where I had a pub and the kids went to school, it got bombed allot, and people liked drink and drugs. It also is between PLymouth and St Bedeaux which is nice, if you are a search engine.

[MK Chris]

Do they call the fish from Plymouth "Plymsole"?

I apologise.

[foot-loose]

I apologise.

You fecking well should do as well.

[S4B]

I think it was to do with the names, most of them end in something that's not lake. I think it was the latest series.

This quiz is stupid, almost none of it concerns what goes on inside the M25! I'm gonna do a quiz solely about London like "how much is a zone1 single?" and "name the three original cities that now make up London?" and "which parts did British engineers contribute to the eye?"

The correct answer for anyone who lives inside the M25 is "I don't know as I live here!"

Andy, no one but you cares! Also I'm not sad enough to want to know about tube travel which, I believe, would be your chosen specialist subject on Mastermind. Oooh new thread!

[Boboff]

No No No No No , your specialist subject would be.


Do blonde's have more fun ?


Kin right they do!

[pjordan2000]

"how much is a zone1 single?"

Depends Andy....with or without an Oyster Card?

[foot-loose]

1. What are scored in a game of cricket?
A: Prances
B: Jigs
C: Leaps
D: Runs

2. Which of these was the language spoken by the Vikings?
A: Norse
B: Gorse
C: Morse
D: Horse

3. Which of these is the name of a freshwater fish?
A: Strut
B: Stand
C: Prop
D: Perch

4. Which of these is a musical term?
A: Risotto
B: Stiletto
C: Blotto
D: Staccato

5. Which of these is a French cheese?
A: Roquefort
B: Dolcelatte
C: Gorgonzola
D: Mozzarella

_________________________________________________________________________

6. Which 'Eastenders' character died on New Year's Eve?
A: Johnny Allen
B: Dennis Rickman
C: Ian Beale
D: Alfie Moon

7. When did Chris Moyles join Radio One?
A: June 1997
B: July 1997
C: May 1998
D: October 1998

8. What type of architectural feature is a minaret?
A: Window
B: Dome
C: Tower
D: Arch

9. In the USA, what is an 'Annie Oakley'?
A: Lottery ticket
B: Free ticket
C: Bus ticket
D: Pawn ticket

10. What is the literal meaning of the word 'peripatetic'
A: Walking around
B: Everlasting
C: Change
D: Marginal

_________________________________________________________________________

11. Which of these African countries is on the coast?
A: Niger
B: Sierra Leone
C: Chad
D: Zambia

12. In area, which is the second largest lake in Engerland?
A: Derwent Water
B: Coniston
C: Ullswater
D: Windermere

13. What is the capital of the Channel Island of Alderney?
A: St Peter
B: St Just
C: St Anne
D: St Mary

14. For the melody of which song is Mildred Hill famous?
A: O Canada!
B: Happy Birthday
C: Rule Britannia
D: Tea for Two

15. What is the actor Philip Glenisters' middle name?
A: Raywood
B: Heywood
C: Baywood
D: Redman


February Leaderboard

• Ballbag: 280 points (played 2 games)
• Sunny So Cal: 275 Points (played 2 games)
• S4B: 270 points (played 2 games)
• Yudster: 260 points (played 2 games)
• Pjordan2000: 235 points (played 2 games)
• Andy B: 220 points (played 2 games)
• Wurzel: 200 points (played 2 games)
• Bonanzoid: 195 points (played 2 games)
• Ezza: 175 points (played 2 games)
• Charlalottie: 160 points (played 2 games)
• Topher: 150 points (played 2 games)
• Kendra K: 130 points (played 1 games)