the current score 33-0
33 looks 0 answers 馃憤
where are the academics 馃槈
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LUFTMEISTER 路
All the questions are ambiguous as they were claimed, not discovered. They take in no account of the original indeginous people.馃憤
newoldmanx 路
of course something should be first "discovered" before it is then "claimed"
why would you suggest "They take in no account of the original indeginous people"
without doubt from 60 "looks" yours is the best attempt:thumb馃槑
[ Edited on 25-8-2007 by newoldmanx ]
FunkBass 路
1. Captain Cook killed heaps of aborigines
2. Christopher Columbus killed lots of native Americans
3. Romans 'claimed' England after killing heaps of cave dwelling saxons
4. Romulus and Remus built Rome and therefore founded Italy whilst suckling of a wolves teet.
5. Rome/Italy claimed Greece while killing lots of people from different nationalities.
Alternative answers I prefer
1. A bogan with a pack of Winny Reds under his sleeve.
2. Some arrogant prick who blames Muslims for all his problems
3. A guy who made bad fish and chips wearing a hanky as a hat
4. Enzo Ferrari really put Italy on the map
5. A guy in a 1956 oval window whilst trying to find some retro restoration parts
[ Edited on 25-8-2007 by FunkBass ]
[ Edited on 25-8-2007 by FunkBass ]
65busser 路
VW related trivia questions could be novel.
newoldmanx 路
65busser wrote:VW related trivia questions could be novel.
hey, thats a fantastic idea
name the person that discovered germany:P:P:P:P:kiss
[ Edited on 25-8-2007 by newoldmanx ]
ByronBug 路
I vote for the "Alternative answers"...lol ....luv them
Judy
shaihulud 路
Questions 1, 2 and 3. Un-nameable, by us, members of the genus, Homo sapiens sapiens or possibly Homo sapiens cro-magniensis.
Questions 4 and 5. Un-nameable, by us, members of the genus, Homo neanderthalenis.
I doubt if members of the genii, Homo erectus, Homo habilis, or Australo-pithecus ever got to those countries.
phatratpat 路
shaihulud wrote:Questions 1, 2 and 3. Un-nameable, by us, members of the genus, Homo sapiens sapiens or possibly Homo sapiens cro-magniensis.
Questions 4 and 5. Un-nameable, by us, members of the genus, Homo neanderthalenis.
I doubt if members of the genii, Homo erectus, Homo habilis, or Australo-pithecus ever got to those countries.
DAM !but you spell big words but good !!馃檯
warb 路
not that special, its not like they would have not found them anyway..
newoldmanx 路
shaihulud wrote:Questions 1, 2 and 3. Un-nameable, by us, members of the genus, Homo sapiens sapiens or possibly Homo sapiens cro-magniensis.
Questions 4 and 5. Un-nameable, by us, members of the genus, Homo neanderthalenis.
I doubt if members of the genii, Homo erectus, Homo habilis, or Australo-pithecus ever got to those countries.
wow Richard well put, you've amazed me before and yet you've managed to do it again
warb wrote:not that special, its not like they would have not found them anyway..
warb your amazing too just in a different way:duh are you sure your from penriff
Notch Nut 路
d). Keith Richards did them all while on a huge acid bender.
Proove him wrong..??:jesus
-Adam
68AutoBug 路
I thought they would be VW questions...
like what did 1951 Beetles have that no other year had?
like what did 1969 beetles have that no other year had?
like what external difference between a 1963 beetle and a 1964 beetle in Australia?
What VW had pop out windows without hinges?
the glass actually did the bending....
anyone know what was special about German made 1967 beetles sold in North America?
Most of the items were World wide [German] although there were differences in the body in some European countries.
These were just off the top of My head...
Lee
jo_tas 路
68AutoBug wrote:What VW had pop out windows without hinges?
the glass actually did the bending....
Lee
Type 3 Fastback?
68AutoBug 路
jo_tas wrote:
68AutoBug wrote:What VW had pop out windows without hinges?
the glass actually did the bending....