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

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quote:
1 : Jedijudy : Bonus from Footdoc

Oh Cool!!


8) Big Ben.

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Wet Kipper
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but Judy - Big Ben is the name of the bell, not the clock !

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Ann

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A8) The Cretaceous

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Mertseger

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a8) Since I'm a Robinson Jeffers fan, I'd have to say this issue.

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MiceElf

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A8: The definition of a grate time would be
...."Making Coleslaw".

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Chorister

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A8) A time of great success - making it big time.

[ 22. January 2008, 20:15: Message edited by: Chorister ]

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Clearly it was not such a great time if you can remember it or define it at all. Hence the expressions "Bonked my brains out", "Laughed my head off". "Ate myself silly", and "Pissed as a pineapple". Here in Oz, entire communities are stumbling back from a month of summer holidays wondering what on earth they did but deeply satisfied because "it was great, mate."

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Cusanus

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3.30 pm.

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jedijudy

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quote:
Originally posted by Wet Kipper:
but Judy - Big Ben is the name of the bell, not the clock !

But can't you tell the Great Time from listening to the Bell? [Biased]

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Gwai
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A moment or time period that is particularly good or particularly important.

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Liberty

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8) anything that involves [Axe murder] [Yipee] [Biased] [Cool] [Angel] [Biased] [Razz] [Eek!]

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Well it's definitely going to include chocolate sauce... [Biased]

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Wet Kipper
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8)when you start and stop the stop-watch correctly and accurately.

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Jim Goodfellow

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A great time is when you're too pissed to remember who you had it with (or with whom you had it)

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I will go for 356 - 323 B.C..

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Marks for Round Eight

2 : Jedijudy : A point knocked off by Wet Kipper Big Ben
3 : Ann : A valid answer The Cretaceous
3 : Mertseger : The periodical answer Time magazine
3 : Footdoc : Up to your usual standards Making Coleslaw
1 : Chorister : Not your usual standard A time of great success
3 : Banner Lady : Just being in Australia is enough Month of Summer Holidays
3 : Cusanus : A particularly rare choice 3.30 p.m.
1 : Jedijudy : Point back for the response Listening to the Bell
1 : Gwai : Have you been reading a dictionary? Particularly important time
3 : Icklejen : Telling it in pictures Smilies
3 : Davelarge : Demonstrating your female side? It is going to include chocolate sauce
3 : Wet Kipper : Took me two goes to get that one Start and stop the stop-watch correctly
2 : Jim Goodfellow : Too similar to Banner Lady When you are too pissed to remember
3 : Quizmaster : A great time in Macedonia perhaps Alexander the Great

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Quizmaster

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TOP OF THE TABLE

23 Chorister
23 Jedijudy
22 Ann
22 Banner Lady
22 Wet Kipper
21 Mertseger
18 Cusanus
17 Icklejen
17 Sharkshooter
16 Davelarge
16 Gwai
15 Lady in Red
14 Jon J
13 Dogwonderer
12 Footdoc
10 Quizmaster


Q9) When should you make a beeline?

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Yorick

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Q7) Can you tell me a joke that is 100% PC
A7) Yup. I can even do it twice: A joke that is 100% PC. A joke that is 100% PC.


Q8) What is the definition of a great time?
A8) It’s the act of defining or making definite, distinct, or clear a great time. [definition of ‘definition’ from dictionary.com]


Q9) When should you make a beeline?
A9) After you’ve made an aline.

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Banner Lady
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9) I've been making a B-line for years. (My A-line dress days are sadly behind me). Probably because I will very sensibly always make a beeline for chocolate. Who's with me?

[ 23. January 2008, 19:12: Message edited by: Banner Lady ]

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Mertseger

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a9) I would have bees form a line at the most exclusive bee venues and nightspots. However, it is rather difficult to make velvet ropes of the appropriate size for an apiary of any level of cachet. Lord knows I've tried.

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Imaginary Friend

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I would make a B-Line if I wanted an affordable home with an elegant, contemporary design and the freedom to design my own living space.

(By the way, how many rounds will there be?)

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jedijudy

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9) I would think that a stripeless bee would appreciate very much if someone (me?) would draw a bee-line or three on her furry self.

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Wet Kipper
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9) no, no, dear Sir, you have spelled it wrong.
It's actually written Bellini*
and you should have one made for you after dinner, as you sit on the hotel terrace, looking at the view^


* Wikipedia article
^ Flickr photo

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Chorister

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I'd make a bee-line if I turned up at the right time and place for a bus in Westchester.

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Ann

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A9) I'd make a beeline if I needed to look buzzy.

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Cusanus

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A9) I'd make a B-Line when running away from the A-Team.

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Liberty

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A9)when there's chocolate sauce on offer...

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MiceElf

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A9: I would make a bee line to the doctor if I got a bad case of hives.

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Quizmaster

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Marks for this round

3 : Dogwonderer : A7) Thanks for telling me
3 : Dogwonderer : A8) A definitive answer there
3 : Dogwonderer : A9) Logically correct answer
3 : Banner Lady : I have a strange picture in my mind
1 : Mertseger : I think I missed something there
3 : Davelarge : Are you actually thinking of moving?
3 : Jedijudy : I wholeheartedly agree
3 : Wet Kipper : What an absolutely perfect thought
3 : Chorister : I love maps I do
3 : Ann : Nice line that one honey
3 : Cusanus : Good way to avoid explosives
3 : Icklejen : Davelarge was right then
3 : Footdoc : My personal favourite this round

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Quizmaster

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TOP OF THE TABLE

26 Chorister
26 Jedijudy
25 Ann
25 Banner Lady
25 Wet Kipper
22 Dogwonderer
22 Mertseger
21 Cusanus
20 Icklejen
19 Davelarge
17 Sharkshooter
16 Gwai
15 Footdoc
15 Lady in Red
14 Jon J

Please PM me any ideas for the next round next week.

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Imaginary Friend

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quote:
Originally posted by Quizmaster:
TOP OF THE TABLE

26 Chorister
26 Jedijudy
25 Ann
25 Banner Lady
25 Wet Kipper

It's pretty close at the top of the league... unmissable entertainment [Big Grin]

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Quizmaster

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And I missed off a score from that last round:

1 : Wet Kipper : Bonus from Jedijudy

Sorry about that:

TOP OF THE TABLE

26 Chorister
26 Jedijudy
26 Wet Kipper
25 Ann
25 Banner Lady

Any more ideas for future questions? I have had some good ones already.

[ 26. January 2008, 13:05: Message edited by: Quizmaster ]

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Gwai
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When someone tells me to buzz off

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Quizmaster

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Extra points to Gwai there - so to recap:

3 : Dogwonderer : A7) Thanks for telling me
3 : Dogwonderer : A8) A definitive answer there
3 : Dogwonderer : A9) Logically correct answer
3 : Banner Lady : I have a strange picture in my mind
1 : Mertseger : I think I missed something there
3 : Davelarge : Are you actually thinking of moving?
3 : Jedijudy : I wholeheartedly agree
3 : Wet Kipper : What an absolutely perfect thought
3 : Chorister : I love maps I do
3 : Ann : Nice line that one honey
3 : Cusanus : Good way to avoid explosives
3 : Icklejen : Davelarge was right then
3 : Footdoc : My personal favourite this round
1 : Wet Kipper : Bonus from Jedijudy
3 : Gwai : Good use of the cue word there

TOP OF THE TABLE

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


Be very careful how you answer this one - a brilliant idea.


Q10) How many points should I award you?

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MiceElf

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Question 10: How many points should I awad you?

A: The wise person does not know all the answers, but always asks the right questions.

But..... Speaking as a girlie, I hope you will give me the most you are able and a bonus for being first to reply.

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Chorister

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Q10) As the old rhyme goes:

North, South, East, West,
Quizmaster always knows the best.


So I make that four - points of the compass, that is.

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Wet Kipper
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10) well they say it's rude to point, but in your case I'll make an exception.

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Ann

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A10) If you could just point me in the right direction, that should suffice.

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I've been away, so shall endeavour to catch up:

A7) Can you tell me a joke tha tis 100% PC? Yes, as long as it doesn't have to be funny.

A8) I don't know what the definition of "a great time" is now, but it used to be "had by all": Don't you remember the saying "A great time was had by all!"

A9) When should you make a beeline? When the eh*-line doesn't work anymore.

A10) It is not that you should award me points, it is that you cannot do otherwise.

* to be read like a Canadian, eh.

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Imaginary Friend

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I think you should give me five points just because I'm wonderful [Big Grin]

(Just ask ij - she'll agree!)

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Mertseger

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a10) The moral imperatives at play in this situation are weak at best; therefore, giving due consideration to fairness and good judgment you should award me as many points as you might feel are appropriate given the relative merits of the other entries posted in response to the question at hand (the tenth question in this competition, in this specific case) and your vast experience at similar instances of point allocation including but not limited to prior instances of the quiz-offs and the periodic Knock-out Quizzes and other sundry competitions of which I might well be unaware given that our acquaintance has to this time at least been mediated solely through the media of on-line fora and in consideration of any other criteria that you might deem appropriate to the purpose at hand not the least of which should include the pithiness and effectiveness of said responses at engaging the issues inherent in the question at hand (the aforementioned tenth question) with some possible consideration to the recommendation of the contestant contained their respective response to wit in my case: two hundred, which, as it happens, is precisely the number of words (according to Microsoft Word) in this soporifically long sentence.

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jedijudy

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I must ask you, how sharp are these points? Are they to be aimed at any tender and fragile parts of me (virtually 100% of my delicate self)? Are they given gently or will this award be filled with much merriment and dangerous force? Your answers, kind Sir, will determine how many points I think I can bear.

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Gwai
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More than I deserve!

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If they think they ha’ slain our Goodly Fere
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Marks for round 10

2 : Footdoc : Full marks for answer, -1 for spelling
4 : Chorister : Four very valid points there
3 : Wet Kipper : How very rude
2 : Ann : It is this way, come closer
1 : Sharkshooter : A7) Jokes have to be funny
3 : Sharkshooter : A8) for that historical definition
2 : Sharkshooter : A9) Straining to link eh and A
3 : Sharkshooter : A10) Wise words
1 : Davelarge : Excessive demand duly rewarded
3 : Mertseger : A legally sound answer
3 : Jedijudy : Getting the point very quickly
3 : Gwai : And here are your precious mores


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Q11) Is this the way to Amarillo?

[ 29. January 2008, 18:37: Message edited by: Quizmaster ]

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Ann

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A11) You should have made that left turn at Albuquerque.

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Cusanus

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A10) Lots. On account of I am a spikey Anglo-Catholic.

A11) No it's not. Now put that pillow down and stop weeping.

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Q10) How many points should I award you?
A10) It depends if points really mean prizes.

Q11) Is this the way to Amarillo?
A11) No, all the marillos went thataway.

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MiceElf

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Question 11. Is this the way to Amarillo?
A: Shakes head mutely thinking "If I had a pound for everytime some idiot thinks that is the first time I have ever been asked that".... then announcing politely as if it was the first time some idiot had indeed asked that very same poser.
NO Sir! I beleive you mean Armadillo, and if you carry straight on past the Aardvaark, and AntEater, you cant fail to miss him. Careful as you go Sir and watch where you put your feet, and no walking on the grass, and please do not feed the animals.

Elephants to your left Madame... Have a nice day!

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Chorister

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Q11) Sha la la lala lalala Sha la la lala lalala Sha la la lala lalala I can't hear you.

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a10) (With apologies to Thomas the Rhymer)

‘O see ye not yon narrow road,
So thick beset wi’ thorns and briers?
That is the Path of Righteousness,
Though after it but few inquires.

‘And see ye not yon braid, braid road,
That lies across the lily leven?
That is the Path of Wickedness,
Though some call it the Road to Heaven.

‘And see ye not yon bonny road
That winds about the fernie brae?
That is the Road to fair Amarillo,
Where thou and I this night maun gae.'

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