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Source: (consider it) Thread: Circus: Quiz-Off
Yorick

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Purg. A5) Allegory? Surely not! According to two-thirds of Americans, up to 100,000,000 different species of life. Paired. [Note: If each species occupied an average volume of space of just 1 litre (and required no other room), the ark would have had to be this big.] But no
Sirens, for obvious reasons.

Just don’t ask about how 'eight humans could have cared for the animals while also sailing the Ark, how the special dietary needs of some of the more exotic animals could have been catered for, how the creatures could have been prevented from preying on each other, questions of lighting, ventilation, and temperature control, hibernation, the survival and germination of seeds, the position of freshwater and saltwater fish, the question of what the animals would have eaten immediately after leaving the Ark, how they traveled (or were gathered) from all over the world to board the Ark and how they could have returned to their far-flung habitats across the Earth's bare, flood-devastated terrain, and how two or a few members of a species could have provided enough genetic variety to avoid inbreeding and reconstitute a healthy population'! (ex. Wiki).

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Cusanus

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A1) Fail to make it in New York (New York)

A2) Nowhere. One doesn't wish to go away, thank you all the same.

A3) The umpire calls 'No Ball!'

A4) The sign saying "Work of Art this way".

A5) Carp. It was a multi-storey carp ark.

[ 16. January 2008, 10:00: Message edited by: Cusanus ]

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sharkshooter

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A5) A pair-a-d'ox.

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Wow, I've gotten all behind... so

A3) All the grass wears off the mark
A4) Sister Wendy is standing next to it with a reassuring smile
A5) A good book and his DVD collection (40 days is a long time to be cooped up with nothing to do)

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Gwai
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5) Lots of animals. Duh!

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kingsfold

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Q5: Esther, Eve, Jezebel, Job, John, Joseph, Martha, Maggie, Moses, Neb, Paul, Samson & Simon wasn't it?

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MiceElf

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Q5: What did Noah take into the Ark with him?
A: A Big bag of kitty litter with odour neutraliser, and a fishing rod.

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Mertseger

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a5)Oddly, a G3 iPhone. He got rather bored being the only poster in the Styx, and ultimately ended up using the phone to help stabilize a wobbly table. It should be noted, however, he did have many good ideas about how the Ship should be run.

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Marks for Round Five

3 : Banner Lady : Ignoring historical accuracy
3 : Chorister : Undoubtedly necessary
-3 : Davelarge : Trying to educate in a fun thread
3 : Ann : My choice for winning entry
3 : Jon J : The psychological element
2 : Jedijudy : That is a whole other joke
3 : Icklejen : Good effort that one
3 : Wet Kipper : And Duck-Billed Platypae
-2 : Jim Goodfellow : Fight with Dave, Die with Dave
-1 : Dogwonderer : Nice rant but you can join Dave
3 : Cusanus (A1) : An excellent new option
1 : Cusanus (A2) : You always get one for trying
3 : Cusanus (A3) : The sporting answer fits
3 : Cusanus (A4) : Follow the sign
3 : Cusanus (A5) : Nice - that other joke fits here
3 : Sharkshooter : Brilliant application of sharp wit
3 : Lady in Red (A3) : Took me a while to get it
3 : Lady in Red (A4) : Nun points for that answer
1 : Lady in Red (A5) : Too modernist for me there
3 : Gwai : Full marks for your attitude
3 : Kingsfold : Lucky thirteen there
3 : Footdoc : You are not trying if YOU score
1 : Mertseger : That one missed me completely
1 : Cusanus : Bonus from Chorister for Carping

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Quizmaster

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TOP OF THE TABLE

17 Chorister
14 Banner Lady
14 Cusanus
14 Jon J
14 Sharkshooter
14 Wet Kipper
13 Jedijudy
12 Lady in Red
12 Mertseger
11 Ann
11 Gwai
11 Icklejen
10 Dogwonderer
9 Davelarge
8 Mr. E
8 Smudgie
7 Pax Romana
6 The Great Gumby

Q6) How long is a piece of string?

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Imaginary Friend

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quote:
Originally posted by Quizmaster:

-3 : Davelarge : Trying to educate in a fun thread

[Killing me]

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Cusanus

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quote:
Originally posted by Quizmaster:
Q6) How long is a piece of string?

No no. Ha Long is a beautiful bay in Vietnam.

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Pearl B4 Swine
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Q6 --- Always half an inch too short.

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Banner Lady
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6) "It's long enough to last until we can fix things properly" [Roll Eyes]

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jedijudy

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6) A guitar string might be 73 cm., a violin string is 36 cm., and a cello string is 95 cm. long. Will one of those do?

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Liberty

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6) I'm usually given enough rope to hang myself with...

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Yorick

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quote:
Originally posted by Quizmaster:

I do not want the 'right' answer I want clever or funny or even weird answers.

[... but ...]

-3 : Davelarge : Trying to educate in a fun thread
-2 : Jim Goodfellow : Fight with Dave, Die with Dave
-1 : Dogwonderer : Nice rant but you can join Dave

... ...

Q6) How long is a piece of string?

A6) However long you want it to be, oh strange and capricious Quizmaster without an irony meter. [Big Grin]

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MiceElf

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Q6 How long is a piece of string?

A: As long as it needs to be plus a bit extra if you want to tie it in a bow.

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MiceElf

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Just a thought on how long is a piece of string...
Would a string ensemble be same as a string of strings?

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la vie en rouge
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a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a centimeter apparently

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Imaginary Friend

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quote:
Originally posted by Quizmaster:
Q6) How long is a piece of string?

How long would you like it to be, Quizzy?

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Jim Goodfellow

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A6) If it's allegorical string, then it's as long as y0u say it is. Allegorically speaking of course.

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Chorister

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A6) Double the length from one side to the middle.

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sharkshooter

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A6) The length of "a piece of string" depends on the font you use.

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Wet Kipper
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A6) anything less than 1.8cm long is actually classified as a "bit", and the manufacturers of string don't make reels bigger than 2.1km long, so somewhere between the two extremes.

[ 18. January 2008, 16:13: Message edited by: Wet Kipper ]

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Gwai
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You buying string? I'll sell by the half yard. If you want prettier string, the cloth shop down there is more expensive, but they do sell by the quarter yard.

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If they think they ha’ slain our Goodly Fere
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Pearl B4 Swine
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Re: Q6
It depends on whether it is a gentleman or a lady estimating the length of said string. Length estimates seem to vary.

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Mertseger

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a6) 2.3 times longer for you than for me when you're on the Earth with the string, and I'm approaching at 0.9c from my nightly bender in Betelgeuse.

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Ann

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A6) How long is a "piece of" string - well , um, eight characters (plus an end-of-string delimiter makes nine) ... say 1024kB in Word?

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Quizmaster

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In the case of Mozart's String Quartet No.1 in G Major it is entirely dependent upon the conductor.

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The Rogue
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How long is a piece of string?

Long enough to pass through a coconut and be attached to a pair of swallows.

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Jim Goodfellow

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How long is a piece of string?

According to Goodfellow's Law of Probability it's always shorter than you need it to be.

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Quizmaster

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Marks for Round Six

3 : Cusanus : I must book a holiday there
3 : Pearl B4 Swine : Aint that just so?
3 : Banner Lady : An obvious expert in triage
3 : Jedijudy : Giving us the musician's angle
2 : Icklejen : Rope is thicker. Are you?
3 : Dogwonderer : Capricious without a doubt
3 : Footdoc : Using the Al Bundy definition
-1 : Footdoc : No
3 : Lady in Red : The scientific definition
2 : Davelarge : You and Dogwonderer [Razz]
1 : Jim Goodfellow : The third of the triumvirate
3 : Chorister : Mathematically reasonable
3 : Sharkshooter : The computer geek definition
3 : Wet Kipper : So can we say 1.9 cm?
1 : Gwai : I buy by the third of a yard
-1 : Pearl B4 Swine : None of that sexism here please
3 : Mertseger : Relatively good answer there
3 : Ann : Does that apply to 64 bit processing?
3 : Quizmaster : When did you look in Mozart's case?
3 : The Rogue : A full and complete surrealist answer
1 : Jim Goodfellow : Goodfellow's Law does not work here

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Quizmaster

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TOP OF THE TABLE

20 Chorister
17 Banner Lady
17 Cusanus
17 Sharkshooter
17 Wet Kipper
16 Jedijudy
15 Lady in Red
15 Mertseger
14 Ann
14 Jon J
13 Dogwonderer
13 Icklejen
12 Gwai
11 Davelarge

Q7) Can you tell me a joke that is 100% PC

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Banner Lady
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7) If you think there's a joke out there that won't offend SOMEONE, then the joke's on you!

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Mertseger

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a7) No, I cannot tell jokes at all (PC or not) successfully. I can quip sarcastically, make an infinite number of puns, and spout strange, intriguing and occasionally funny references at will. But tell you a joke? No, not at all.

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Ann

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A7) Windows [Big Grin]

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Chorister

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A7) Here's my 100% P.C. joke:

Thieves rob a toilet and 2 dogs from the local police station. A spokesperson for the police said they have no leads and nothing to go on.

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Gwai
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Yes. Shall I?

[ 21. January 2008, 20:32: Message edited by: Gwai ]

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MiceElf

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A7: I am sorry that I cant find a link to this.. but you may remember this from the excellant Spitting Image puppet show.

Maggie Thatcher is sitting with the Cabinet members around the dining table.

A waiter approaches, bows, and asks madam how she would like her steak?

......RAW she barks.

Aaaaaand Wwwwhat about the vegetables he quivers?

...............and she replies............

They will have the same!

Politically Correct I should say so.

Spot On.

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Imaginary Friend

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quote:
Originally posted by Quizmaster:
Q7) Can you tell me a joke that is 100% PC

Only if you promise to laugh...

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7) I've heard some people say their PCC is a joke, but then it'd only be 66.66(recurring)% PC, and not 100%

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Banner Lady
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7) Ah well, of course MY favourite politically correct joke is this one:

A cannibal was walking through the jungle when he came upon a restaurant operated by a fellow cannibal. Feeling somewhat hungry he sat down and looked over the menu.

* Grilled Tourist $5
* Broiled Missionary $10
* Fried Explorer $15
* Baked Politician $100

The cannibal called the restauranteur over and asked "Why such a price difference for the Baked Politician?"

The restauranteur replied "Have you ever tried to clean one? They're so full of crap, it takes all morning!"

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Cusanus

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A7: Erm.. How many middle class Anglophone white make patriarchal oppressors does iot take to change a lightbulb? None, because they realy on the labour of the alienated migrant female underclass, bound in domestic servitude, to do it for them.

(Hey, I know it's not very good, but I think I should get credit for making it up on the spot.)

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"You are qualified," sa fotherington-tomas, "becos you can frankly never pass an exam and have 0 branes. Obviously you will be a skoolmaster - there is no other choice."

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Liberty

ship's football fanatic
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didn't your mother tell you to ask "may you" not "can you" ? [Disappointed] tsk, what is the world coming to?

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"I'ma be what I set out to be, without a doubt, undoubtedly"

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jedijudy

Organist of the Jedi Temple
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Problem, Can Paul Criticize Piano Concert?

Please! Can't Practice Chopin Piece, Can't Play Concert Pianist's Concerto. Paul's Counter Point Completely, Painfully Crashes.

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Jasmine, little cat with a big heart.

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Jim Goodfellow

A thoroughly decent chap
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Who could be offended by this little joky?

First woman: Are you going to Mildred's funeral?
Second woman: Oh yes, I haven't seen her for ages.

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Quizmaster

Quick quipper
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Marks for Round Seven

3 : Banner Lady : Reasonable start
3 : Mertseger : Honesty is the best policy
3 : Ann : A truer word was never uttered
2 : Chorister : All PC apart from the toilet
3 : Gwai : An original take there
3 : Footdoc : I remember that one - fantastic
2 : Davelarge : Good effort following Gwai
2 : Wet Kipper : You get 66.66% of a full score
-1 : Banner Lady : I love the joke, but it's your 2nd go
-2 : Cusanus : Love the joke, not very PC though
1 : Icklejen : Nice effort - missed me by yards
3 : Jedijudy : A unique effort from a unique lady
1 : Jim Goodfellow : Like the joke, missing the PC
2 : Ann : Bonus from Davelarge & Jedijudy
1 : Jedijudy : Bonus from Footdoc

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The more questions I ask the more I ask fewer questions.
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The wise person does not know all the answers, but always asks the right questions.

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Wet Kipper
Circus Runaway
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quote:
Originally posted by Quizmaster:

2 : Chorister : All PC apart from the toilet

but a toilet is a Public Convenience !

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Quizmaster

Quick quipper
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TOP OF THE TABLE

22 Chorister
20 Jedijudy
19 Ann
19 Banner Lady
19 Wet Kipper
18 Mertseger
17 Sharkshooter
15 Cusanus
15 Gwai
15 Lady in Red
14 Icklejen
14 Jon J
13 Davelarge
13 Dogwonderer


Q8) What is the definition of a great time?

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The more questions I ask the more I ask fewer questions.
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The wise person does not know all the answers, but always asks the right questions.

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