christmas quiz

[smurff]

hi can anyone give me an answer to these jokes as we have to try and guess the answers
whats the difference between snowmen and real men?

whats the most popular christmas wine?

[badlad]

Snowballs

[smouse]

This is the capel quiz - surely they just expected you to think of an answer

[smurff]

i know they do but a little bit of help never goes amiss and i dont think i dare put that answer anyway

[boysinblue68]

smurff - surely the idea of these quizzes is to help the various charities and have some fun yourself in finding the answers. What's the point of asking for the answers? All you do is ruin the quizzes for other people. After all, this isn't the first quiz you've ruined this weekend is it - and the Ian Rennie quiz still has several months to go! If you really have to ask, why can't you at least have the honesty to put the quiz name in the heading?

[Tallulah!]

They always disguise the quizzes. I only care about GFQ these days now that the Quizmail we knew and loved has had it!

[smurff]

surely if you are that bothered about them and you already know the quizzes you dont have to answer or even open them but you must need to know them yourself or you wouldnt have looked but thanks to anybody who did help as i would help them if they needed it

[boysinblue68]

smurff - I'm sure you will appreciate that the old chestnut about "you don't have to look" is simply missing the point.

I'm not looking for answers - I wouldn't dream of it - if I can't answer something myself, what is the point in putting down someone else's answer? What enjoyment do you get from that? How do you learn from that? If I can't find an answer myself, I'll have a guess or leave a blank space.

By adding the name of the quiz, you just might be helping those who do not want to open a thread by mistake - headings such as "christmas quiz" or "local quiz" are common.

As for asking for answers when there is still more than three months to go (Ian Rennie), well, how do you explain that one?