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que, qui, quoi vous inspire-t-elle ? / who, what inspires you ?
que, qui, quoi vous inspire-t-elle ? Visiteur puisque tu es arrivé ici, merci de tenter de répondre à ce quiz, la réponse est mondialement connue, tentez le coup quand on a la réponse cela semble évident....un indice ? c'est politiquement incorrecte !
what, who, what inspires you? Visitor since you arrived here, thank you for trying to answer this quiz, the answer is known worldwide, give it a try when you have the answer it seems obvious .... a clue? it is politically incorrect !
que, quien, que te inspira? / quien, que te inspira?
que, quien, que te inspira? Visitante desde que llegaste aquí, gracias por intentar responder este cuestionario, la respuesta es conocida en todo el mundo, pruébalo cuando tengas la respuesta, parece obvio ... ¿una pista? ¡esto es políticamente incorrecto!
o que, quem, o que te inspira? / quem, o que te inspira?
o que, quem, o que te inspira? Visitante desde que você chegou aqui, obrigado por tentar responder a este quiz, a resposta é mundialmente conhecida, experimente quando tiver a resposta parece óbvio .... uma pista? isso é politicamente incorreto!
Что, что, как ты его вдохновляешь? / кто, что вас вдохновляет?
Что, что, как ты его вдохновляешь? Посетите сайт, если вам интересно, попробуйте ответить на вопрос, ответ обычно, попробуйте переворот, когда ячейка находится в середине истории ... это индекс? c'est политика неверна!
NOUVEAU >> voir le groupe Quiz-Photo créé.
NEW >> see the Quiz-Photo group created.
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These three, along with me always made a good showing when it came to the pub quizzes!
On the left is my love Niccy, who is lucky enough to be married to me! In the middle is Barrie, who is from Florida and used to be a monorail pilot at Disneyworld! On the right is Ange, who is from right outside Atlanta and is as Southern as Southern can be!
We met Barrie and Ange on board when they asked us to join in a trivia quiz game. We made a solid 50% showing in the quiz and a 100% showing in meeting new friends!
We were all out on deck this night hoping to see a flyover of the ISS. Unfortunately the clouds and the fading light (along with some questionable calculations on the time differences) made it impossible but we gave it the old college try for sure!
These ladies were a lot of fun and made the trip that much more enjoyable. With any luck we'll run into them on another cruise and if we don't we'll certainly be looking them both up when we get our RV.
I had to use the onboard flash on this shot since the sun was on their backs and their faces were in shadow. Little bit of crop and a little bit of clone but the color is all Canon!
Bridge of the Month Quiz, August 2013
If you can identify this bridge you will have a chance for a nice prize. Free and fun, just go to www.bridgeink.com and give it a try.
Identify this bridge by name and location for a chance to win a prize. Free and fun.
See: www.bridgeink.com
Thanks to the homie for letting me rock his book, hope i did it justice.
For those that want to know the charaters are japanese Kanji's meaning Art Insane Clan in other words graffiti nuts. (P.S. for those that do speak japanese i did some research but japanese is not one of my spoken tongues so if i got it wrong my bad.)
The Crawley Horticultural Society organised a quiz night. My friend John is a member and he's also a member of the Crawley U3A Quiz Group. Four of us made up a team (we could have had two more but they had to drop out)
All the teams were given the names of flowers, we were the Hostas … and we won both parts of the quiz 🎉
What kind of shrimp is this? I saw it only meters from the beach in front of our dive shop.
The first correct answer I receive will win a free cocktail during his/her next visit to us at Amontillado on the Philippine island of Negros.
Can you identify this bridge?
Visit www.bridgeink.com and enter the Bridge of the Month Quiz.
Just for the fun of it.
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Sue Beadle, widow of original Quiz Party host Jeremy Beadle, with Jane Bird.
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I think it is probably an easy question to answer because I'm sure you will all be able to guess that rhe cool chick in the mirror sunglasses is no other than Jojo herself lol. Sometimes I wish I had become Jojo earlier as it's shame as I believe there is a loot I could have done and I might even have become s film actress as I am very good with the minimun of effort at changing my appearance. A good example was that today I went to town wearing a different wig and a bright dress and people are so used to seeing me in leggings they just walked straight passed.
Well here goes. The Esteemed Quizmaster General Andy (a.k.a Silsonroadrunner) suggested many months ago I compile a collage of pictures to form the basis of a quiz.
I have therefore risen to the challenge and done so and this is a toe in the water so to speak. If it's popular I might try some more to complement Andy's established Bank Holiday quiz's.
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It's the same format as we are used to guys, just name the location.
Answers and educated guesses via Flickrmail please. I will post the answers next weekend and announce the winners. The actual pictures used will then be released in order onto my photostream following on from this one with caption details for those interested.
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ANSWERS & WINNERS at 19.30 on Friday 24th August.
Top Left = Hastings.
Top Right = Quainton Road.
Bottom Left = Sudbury (Suffolk) this was the hardest as its the 1865 built station closed in 1990.
Bottom Right = Middlesborough.
1st Place : David (54A South Dock) well done mate all four in just over 48hrs.
2nd Place : Mark (Mr C's Photo Gallery), congratulations.
Joint 3rd Place : Mark (Corbeau75) 3 out of 4 and Robert (Headcode) 3 out of 4.
The one you couldn't get guys bottom right was Middlesborough.
A BIG THANK YOU TO EVERYONE THAT TOOK PART, (might do another next month).
A Happy New Year to all my viewers!
The Christmas entertainment was to is identify the locations for the 9 class 31 pictures in the grid. That seemed to work as there were lots of entries and lots of people kept entertained trying to identify the locations, which were these.
1. Peterborough 31113 16/08/89 0714 Stowmarket to Peterborough dmu drag;
2. Wigan North Western 31123 18/08/89 1407 Liverpool-Preston;
3. Sheffield 31178 22/07/89 1745 to Leeds dmu drag;
4. Magdalen Road 31327 16/08/89 1528 Kings Lynn-Cambridge;
5. Preston I think it is 31467 18/08/89 unid Euston-Blackpool;
6. Leicester 31462+415 12/08/89 1335 Yarmouth-Birmingham;
7. Barrow in Furness 31101 14/08/89 0927 Barrow-Manchester;
8. Lincoln Central 31468 22/07/89 1313 Skegness-Sheffield;
9. Royston 31458 dumped in the yard after failing on an engineers train no date.
The winner was Clagmaster (Herman) who had all 9 by 27 December;
Second was Andy! who finally got Lincoln Central on 30 December;
Third was GerardTCC who got all except Royston.
A lot of people struggled with Magdalen Road (a lot of Waterbeach), Preston (a few Crewe), Lincoln Central (a few Nottingham) and Royston. As Mr Sluff said, number 9 is on your doorstep!
Now I need to sort out more negs for scanning to find material for next year!
MrC
We are back with what I am?
Guess the answer to the riddle above and post your answer to show how quick are you in this.
#Ada #Chikankari #ContestAlert
Easter quiz: what is the original painting for this jigsaw puzzle?
It has children, a dwarf and a large dog, and the artist's eye, looking at us, looking at him, is centre far left.
Q: What Is A Syndicate Quiz?
A: A general knowledge quiz for teams of up to 6 people. You write the answer on a piece of paper and take it to the 'command table' run by the entertainment team. The winning team each evening gets a bottle of P&O wine (which is denigrated by the staff). Winners get deducted a point next time they play. It can get very competitive- histrionics and sulking ;p
Trivia games or quizzes are a cruise ship staple that Niccy and I both enjoy. We can hold our own for the most part, occasionally winning and always having a good time. They're usually a pretty civil affair but we did get a shock on P&O.
Seems that the P&O crowd takes these things quite seriously. Kind of like taking the SATs here in the US, the GCSE for my UK brethren. Don't talk, don't laugh, don't step out of line or you'll be called on it. C'mon people, it's just a game!
The "prize" for winning the quiz is a bottle of P&O branded plonk, probably the leftovers from Ernest and Julio Gallo after they've filled all the boxes at the factory. Not something you'd bring to a dinner and certainly not something you'd brag about.
Needless to say Niccy and I failed miserably for the most part since the questions were very UK centric which we should have expected. Oh well, we're gearing up for our next trip on Holland America where we plan to dominate!
BTW, we were on our own every night, no one wanted to team up with us. We both used deodorant and toothpaste so we don't understand why? ;-)
Quiz, 1 objet en 4 photos mais qui suis je donc ? ;-))
Bonnes fêtes de fin d'année à tous !
lǝou ǝp uıdɐs
9 class 31 pics taken 1987-89, all you had to do was identify the locations, and here are the answers!
1. Barton on Humber 31439 1400 to Cleethorpes 20 December 1988;
2. Selby 31419 1322 Holyhead-Hull 30 July 1988;
3. Norwich 31166 1010 from Ely 17 October 1987;
4. Blackpool North 31196 1544 from Nottingham 2 September 1987;
5. Colchester 31412 vans to Liverpool Street 24 October 1987;
6. Penrith 31454 1157 Lancaster-Carlisle 11 March 1989;
7. Cambridge is it 31413 or 31415 late October 1987;
8. Melton Mowbray 31413 1640 Norwich-Birmingham 11 May 1988;
9. Shrewsbury 31460+450 1510 Aber-Euston 21 August 1988.
4 entrants got all 9 correct, though nobody achieved that at the first attempt. In order of receipt these were:
dlc456 who had an advantage in being there when a lot were fotted;
Marra Man, who got 8 very quickly but was stumped for a long time by Selby;
GerardTCC, who was also there when a lot were fotted;
Tulyarman with a late run on the rails, and the only entrant to identify Selby first go.
The class 26 was a red herring, at Cambridge for a Network Day.
Thanks to all who entered, and I hope others also enjoyed the challenge even if they didn't make an entry.
Finally Happy New Year to all!
MrC
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Got honored with providing material for a little quiz in The Observer, 2nd October '11. Can you name them by now? : )
Thanks, Neil, for the scan!
Class! Today we are going to have a QUIZ!
Name which game that goes with which Q.
I hope I can get each Q back to the right game box!
and I still haven't quite reached my Q quota for this quarter!
I baked today, spend few hours in the kitchen.
Hard work.
There was a Nordic comic book quiz this evening. Time for answers was only couple of hours, and questions were plenty and really difficult. Three teams from Finland participated, one team from Tampere and that team gathered in our home. Coffee, tea and pastries before the quiz.
Our team was second!!!! Yay!!! team from Skåne, Sweden won.
Here are the questions:
We now have a winner, and it is dlc456. Jonesy38 is second with 8 and Clagmaster third with 7.
The answers are:
1. Lancaster 31413 prior to working 1439 to Carlisle on 11 March 1989.
2. Kettering 31464 1820 St Pancras-Derby 20 May 1988.
3. Manchester Piccadilly 31448 1407 to Birmingham 14 August 1988.
4. Chesterfield 31427 1735 York-Paddington 14 August 1988.
5. Liverpool Street 31414 1447 ex Witham 14 December 1988.
6. Patricroft 31101 1259 Manchester Victoria-Liverpool 15 August 1989.
7. Burton on Trent 31434 23 August 1988.
8. Littleport 31424 1935 Kings Lynn-Cambridge 18 June 1988.
9. Barrow in Furness 31272 off 0630 from Manchester Victoria 18 August 1989.
As I expected, 6 and 8 were the most difficult. Not many entries this time, perhaps people grappling with refurbished flickr or making use of the good Bank Holiday weather. Perhaps this is better as a Christmas/New Year thing?
Okay lets play :) who knows what Míša took a photo of, can earn 100points (don´t know what you can do with them yet but nevermind :) )
We had a quiz at Crawley Camera Club, I set the questions and it seemed to be well received. Members were in teams of three and the top score was 47 out of a possible 56 - pretty good.
The winners got a box of Quality Street … but the rule is that they have to share them with everybody :)
I ran a quiz at the Crawley Camera Club this evening. There were about twenty members present who formed up into five teams. The first round was anagrams of the names of 26 photographers - and the score for that round was added in at the end. Rounds three and seven had nine questions and the other four rounds had ten questions. (This is entirely contrary to my usual policy of having the same number of questions in each round - thus I did not have jokers to double the score.)
Round two was plainly the hardest, I showed portraits of ten well-known photographers but they were not readily recognised... their photographs in round six were better known.
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Jane Bird and Sally James hit the dance floor.
TARRANT'S QUIZ PARTY 2009 FOR CHILDREN WITH LEUKAEMIA
TV personality Chris Tarrant hosts a fun quiz party for the charity Children with Leukaemia. For further details, please contact Tina Price on 01202 840700 or 07966 239092.
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new movie quiz for cineville.nl! check it out here cineville.nl/magazine/cinevillequiz-5-raad-de-acteur
Dr. Herbert S. Zim was one of my heroes as a child--he authored and edited many of the very popular Golden Nature Guides (the best pocket-sized guides EVER), and oversaw the production of the diminutive "Quiz Me" series design for elementary age readers.f
No I'm not off to play Scrabble and Snooker with my friend it's a different kind of Quiz Night as I squeezed my body into my super-tight sparkiling cobalt-blue Quiz evening dress. It was just a size-eight and I just prayed that it might fit as I loved it. Thankfully it is a bodycon so it went on even though it was a bit like a tight glove.