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christianjimmy
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And also to sharkshooter a is surely deserved! Partly for plagiarism of Pants idea, and partly for... well... y'know.... plagiarism.
[Hint: try scrolling up, and looking at previous entries...]
-------------------- [on discovering that 'Happy Birthday' was composed in 1924] Alan Davies: What did people sing in 1923, for goodness' sake? They got the cake out and everyone just stood about in a slightly awkward silence?
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Smudgie
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I would hesitate to accuse Pants or Sharkshooter of being boring, on the grounds that they have obviously done their research and written it up in their own words. I think there's far too much poppy-cropping in society today where the industrious are berated rather than praised for their achievements. At least I think it was poppy-cropping their posts reminded me of, I know it started with "poppy.. "
However, I would like to point out another interesting fact about Madagascar. Not only is it home to the deadliest carnivore, the fossa (Half mongoose, half clouded leopard), but it's also the only African country which has no other vowel apart from "a".
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sharkshooter
Not your average shark
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christianjimmy and Papa Smurf,
How would you define "tell us all about it"? quote: Originally posted by Quizmaster: ... Simply pick a country and tell us all about it.
Whether one uses a list-type method like Pânts did, or narrative like I did, we both tried to follow the instructions.
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Wet Kipper
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quote: Originally posted by sharkshooter: christianjimmy and Papa Smurf,
How would you define "tell us all about it"?
That depends on your interpretation of the "all"
I understood it as "tell all of us about it" and not "tell us everything about it" which seems to have been your attempt......
Telling everyone is easy, you just post on the thread, and the us, by definition, is the people who read the thread.
Telling us everything about the country chosen is slightly harder. Has yours, for example, every been used in a song title apart from the country's own National Anthem ?
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sharkshooter
Not your average shark
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quote: Originally posted by Papa Smurf: ... I understood it as "tell all of us about it" and not "tell us everything about it" which seems to have been your attempt...... ...
To each his/her own. We try to do our best.
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Jason™
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Sharkshooter-
I believe you may have missed ChristianJimmy's point....
See here.
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Pants
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Erm... actually... um... what I said in my first post was true, but didn't relate to my second post.
I got my country from my Atlas (ie a real book!) as I said in that post. But I then re-read QM's post about what we were supposed to be doing and saw that we were supposed to give info too, and found a website with the info and copied and pasted it (editing the first bit very slightly).
Sorry to have given the wrong impression.
And also sorry if I gave too much info.
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Custard
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quote: Originally posted by Smudgie: However, I would like to point out another interesting fact about Madagascar. Not only is it home to the deadliest carnivore, the fossa (Half mongoose, half clouded leopard), but it's also the only African country which has no other vowel apart from "a".
One word - Chad
Oh, and when Quizmaster said "tell us all about it", I agree with PS that the "all" can go just as well with the "us" as with the "about". So I told all of you about Benin. [ 20. September 2005, 17:23: Message edited by: Custard. ]
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christianjimmy
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quote: Originally posted by professorkirke: Sharkshooter-
I believe you may have missed ChristianJimmy's point....
See here.
-Digory
Touché
And I echo Papa Smurfs interpretation of the instructions. Pedantic maybe but technically you gotta admit it has merit.
But to keep you happy here is a fact. It is the only country on the african continent apart from the Gambia which shares a border with only one country.
-------------------- [on discovering that 'Happy Birthday' was composed in 1924] Alan Davies: What did people sing in 1923, for goodness' sake? They got the cake out and everyone just stood about in a slightly awkward silence?
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Hennah
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Eritrea
Borders the Red Sea, was part of Ethiopia, then wasn't, then was again, and now isn't. For now, but may not last long seeing as it pinched all of Ethiopias's coastline when it was annexed. And seeing as the Red Sea is a rather zippy shipping lane, that seems a little bit unfair. The whole situation is still unstable.
Its only media are state-owned, so even if there was any news, it may not be entirely reliable.
And finally... Its internet suffix is .er , which seems quite appropriate considering its ongoing state of uncertainty.
Interesting place.
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Paul W.
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Malawi , for no other reason than that I've been there. It's a beautiful country, and the people are very friendly. Lake Malawi is the third biggest lake in Africa in terms of area, and the biggest in terms of volume. If I get my photos online before the next round starts, I'll post a link.
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Chorister
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Niger is well-known in the news at the moment because it is one of Africa's poorest countries. Slavery was only made illegal there last year!
Here is the map, flag and facts.
(Several people's links are coming up saying 'Forbidden' - is anyone else getting that message? Let's hope the Quizmaster can read your info.) [ 20. September 2005, 19:57: Message edited by: Chorister ]
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rugasaw
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Here is mine Sao Tome and Principe . Two small Islands west of Gabon. If you want the whole sha-bang-bang ala Pants and Sharkshooter click on the link.
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Smudgie
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quote: Originally posted by Custard.: quote: Originally posted by Smudgie: However, I would like to point out another interesting fact about Madagascar. Not only is it home to the deadliest carnivore, the fossa (Half mongoose, half clouded leopard), but it's also the only African country which has no other vowel apart from "a".
One word - Chad
I sit corrected. I had intended to include the word "polysyllabic" in my sentence and then, forgetting Chad, I didn't bother. I am ashamed of myself for forgetting Chad
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Tom Day
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quote: Originally posted by Smudgie: quote: Originally posted by Custard.: quote: Originally posted by Smudgie: However, I would like to point out another interesting fact about Madagascar. Not only is it home to the deadliest carnivore, the fossa (Half mongoose, half clouded leopard), but it's also the only African country which has no other vowel apart from "a".
One word - Chad
I sit corrected. I had intended to include the word "polysyllabic" in my sentence and then, forgetting Chad, I didn't bother. I am ashamed of myself for forgetting Chad
There's Ghana as well Smudgie
(Teachers always like to point out mistakes other teachers make...)
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Smudgie
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Now that's just pedantic.
*Mental note to self: cross Tom Day off Christmas list
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Quizmaster
Quick quipper
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Oooooh! I love a bit of Smudgie baiting!
The Quizmastorial entry for this round is .....
NIGERIA
All about Nigeria you will find Benin, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
For those who are struggling check out this here MAP.
AND
We have enough entries quickly enough to be able to go for the next round in 24 hours time. Pure as the Driven Yellow Snow - You have to hope somebody forgets to post.
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rugasaw
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I hope the next round takes awhile. It maybe awhile before I can post again. Taking a forced vacation away from the coast.
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MrSponge2U
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I'll pick Tunisia quote: An ideal climate, a long and gentle seacoast, Tunisia, the northernmost country of Africa has for over 3000 years witnessed the passage of Phoenicians, Romans, Vandals, Byzantines, Turks, Spanish and French. They came as fugitive s or adventurers, to conquer or to claim, warriors and missionaries, traders and farmers each leaving a part of their story in stone or mosaics, on hills of Carthage and the threshold of the Sahara.
Another link here
Also, part of Star Wars: The Phantom Menace was shot here. Not sure whether that's something to be proud of or not.
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The Rogue
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quote: Originally posted by Quizmaster: Simply pick a country and tell us all about it.
Re the "all" dilemma:
If Quizmaster had meant tell us everything about it then the size of our posts would be prohibitively large as there is actually quite a lot to say about a country, most of which would be incredibly boring lists. I don't suppose the Ship's server would cope.
If he had meant tell everyone about it then does he mean tell everyone in the world, everyone on the Ship or just those who are taking part in this fantastic quiz? Who is included in the group he refers to as us?
I am going for a third option (does that make it a trilemma?). Quizmaster deliberately used an unclear phrase. It is a test of our moral fibre to see how we deal with the uncertainty which Life throws at us.
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Wet Kipper
Circus Runaway
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If the "us" refers to only Quizmaster himself (either like the royal "we", or he has smeagol tendencies) then the all must go with the about, and my interpretation is worng
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Custard
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But "us all" excludes the possiblity of telling QM by PM.
Personally, if I were to tell anyone "all about" Benin, it would need to include the position and momentum wavefunctions for every particle in Benin and their interactions with every other particle in the universe. Clearly that's going to be an impossibly large amount of data, so in order for QM's request to be achievable, the "all" must go with "us" rather than with "about".
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The Rogue
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quote: Originally posted by Custard.: Personally, if I were to tell anyone "all about" Benin, it would need to include the position and momentum wavefunctions for every particle in Benin and their interactions with every other particle in the universe.
Past, present and future. [ 21. September 2005, 10:56: Message edited by: The Rogue ]
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Marvin the Martian
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quote: Originally posted by Quizmaster: All about Nigeria you will find Benin, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
Well I got the joke, anyway
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Papio
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quote: Originally posted by Marvin the Martian: quote: Originally posted by Quizmaster: All about Nigeria you will find Benin, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
Well I got the joke, anyway
Tories, right?
Or am I having problems again?
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Wet Kipper
Circus Runaway
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quote: Originally posted by Marvin the Martian: quote: Originally posted by Quizmaster: All about Nigeria you will find Benin, Niger, Chad and Cameroon.
Well I got the joke, anyway
So did I, but I decided not to go for sycophantic points by pointing it out to everyone.
QM - for rounds like this where there are a finite number of possible entries, what are the rules regarding also rans posting thier choices before all the main contestants have posted?
I don't know if it is anything to worry about for this round, but it would be good to know for the future, for anyone who wants to still run along after being knocked out...
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Papio
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quote: Originally posted by Papa Smurf: I decided not to go for sycophantic points by pointing it out to everyone.
I've already been knocked out. Oh, what a shame.
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dolphy
Lady of Perpetual Responsiblity
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(due to family circumstances I have to resign from the game).
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Quizmaster
Quick quipper
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quote: Originally posted by Papa Smurf: QM - for rounds like this where there are a finite number of possible entries, what are the rules regarding also rans posting thier choices before all the main contestants have posted?
I don't know if it is anything to worry about for this round, but it would be good to know for the future, for anyone who wants to still run along after being knocked out...
Ah! The divine pleasure of the Also-Rans.
The rules are stricter on the contestants than on the Also Rans. If an Also-Ran posts, then that choice is denied to the contestants. If a contestant posts then Also Rans can do what they want, they just lose SMART ALEC points for duplication (Sharkshooter!? ).
We could get a contestant eliminated if all the Also-Rans post. Now that would be worth watching.
In certain limited circumstances I shall announce that Also-Ran nominations do not count. In those cases contestants may post a choice made by an Also-Ran but not a choice made by another contestant.
Anyone compiling a rule book - This should be about Page 5, Paragraph 7, Section A, Subsection IX.
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Quizmaster
Quick quipper
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The game is open to everyone.
Only a Qualifier or Contestant can win it.
Anyone else who posts shall be deemed an "Also-Ran".
(clarification iii, addendum MMV.IX.XXII)
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The Rogue
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Should they be called "also running" while the competition is going?
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Quizmaster
Quick quipper
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Knocked out for failing to name a Country: Annie P Dolphy
Qualifiers for ROUND 5: Ann Auntie Doris Carex Chorister Christianjimmy Custard Doublethink Gort Hazey Jane Hennah Jedijudy Jonah the Whale Marvin the Martian Moth MrSponge2U Nutmeg Pants Papa Smurf Paul W Professorkirke Pure as the Driven Yellow Snow Quizmaster R.D.Olivaw Rugasaw Smudgie The Rogue
Now - thinks - Is it time for a special round?
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Quizmaster
Quick quipper
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ROUND FIVE : BRITISH FOOTBALL (SOCCER)
For this round you have to pick five teams and you then hope that these teams score more goals than the teams selected by other contestants.
You must pick one team from the Barclays Premiership, one team from the Coca Cola Championship, one team from Coca Cola League One, one team from Coca Cola League Two and one team from the Bank of Scotland Scottish Premier League.
You can pick the same teams as others but your combination must be unique.
The person (or persons) to be eliminated will be those whose teams score the fewest goals between them this coming weekend. Monday night counts as part of the weekend.
Entries must be posted by Midnight on Friday.
[edited to change title of round to make everyone happy ] [ 22. September 2005, 06:26: Message edited by: Tom Day ]
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The Rogue
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Premiership - Chelsea Championship - Leeds United League One - Swansea League Two - Wycombe Scottish Premier - Kilmarnock
Does Friday count as part of the weekend?
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Smudgie
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You must pick one team from the Barclays Premiership : Chelsea (Because I like the name!)
one team from the Coca Cola Championship Saints - Southampton (Well, I couldn't not, could I?)
one team from Coca Cola League One, Swansea (in honour of my sister)
one team from Coca Cola League Two Cheltenham Town (In honour of Dolphy)
and one team from the Bank of Scotland Scottish Premier League. Celtic (in honour of my big brother)
This website might come in useful for teams in leagues and for current statistics, if you're going to be boring and choose on the basis of likelihood of winning. Rather useful site for this challenge
Where's the Isle of Wight team? That's what I want to know. Come on you yellows! [ 21. September 2005, 21:31: Message edited by: Smudgie ]
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Custard
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Barclays Premiership: Liverpool (how's that for brinksmanship??) Championship: Wolves (technically Wolverhampton Wanderers for the benefit of any trans-pond-ers) League One: Blackpool League Two: Macclesfield Town SPL: Hearts (Heart of Midlothian)
League tables are also visible via the links on the left of this page.
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Wet Kipper
Circus Runaway
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Premiership Team : Arsenal Championship Team : Sheffield Utd League 1 Team : Swansea League 2 Team : Grimsby Scottish Premier Team: Kilmarnock (my home team)
Incidentally, why have you called this the English football round, when you are involving 1 Scottish League, and other leagues which include Welsh Teams ?
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Auntie Doris
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I am soooo going to be out in this round!!!
Barclays Premiership - Arsenal Coca Cola Championship - Luton Town Coca Cola League 1 - Milton Keynes Dons Coca Cola League 2 - Torquay United Bank of Scotland Premier League - Rangers
Bring on relegation!!!
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Chorister
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BP: Aston Villa CCC: Plymouth Argyle CCL1: Yeovil CCL2: Torquay United SPL: Dundee United
And may the goalies of the opposing teams wake up with butter on their fingers.
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Paul W.
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Bah, football. Don't know a thing about it. A goal is when they kick the ball into the net isn't it?
BP: Liverpool CCC: Sheffield Utd CCL1: Swansea City CCL2: Rochdale SPL: Celtic
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MrSponge2U
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Barclays Premiership - Chelsea Coca Cola Championship - Watford Coca Cola League 1 - Swansea Coca Cola League 2 - Chester Bank of Scotland Premier League - Hearts
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jedijudy
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Barclays Premiership-Newcastle United
Coca Cola Championship-Coventry City
Coca Cola League One-Nottingham Forest
Coca Cola League Two-Lincoln City
Bank of Scotland Scottish Premier League-Inverness CT
Y'all know, of course, that these are pure guesses based on me liking the sounds of the names of the teams. I don't even know anything about American football.
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jedijudy
Organist of the Jedi Temple
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O great and wise Quizmaster, remember when once-upon-a-time we were allowed to team up for the knockout quiz? I was wondering...could I have my Sister Dolphy as my partner-in-quizziness, since with her family concerns she can't put the time into a proper quiz commitment?
Anxiously awaiting your reply.
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Alfred E. Neuman
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Premiership: Manchester United Championship: Reading League One: Huddersfield League Two: Carlisle Scottish Premier: Rangers
[What? You play football over there?]
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Patdys
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Premiership: Manchester United Championship: Reading League One: Huddersfield League Two: Carlisle Scottish Premier: Dundee United
Please give a bonus point to Gort and Chorister who I have shamelessly ripped off knowing nothing about football. However, happy to chew your ear off about aussie rules if desired.
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Jason™
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Premiership: Man U (boo... go Liverpool) Championship: Watford League One: Brentford League Two: Grimsby Scottish Premier: Celtic
Going for the win means laying aside your emotion.
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