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Dkeyse | 18:45 Sat 11th Feb 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Am really struggling with this one, can anyone help? Capital of France, begins with a P.

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Panama.

jan1956

makes a change for Dkeyse to be in at the begining instead of some smart remark at the end

Pristina

gen2

I think this was posted as bait for JimJools and Kenzie but they haven't risen to it.

Must join in - I thought that the capital of France was the letter F

Pratt ..possibly.

Isn't this taking the P?

Pancakes (crepes - which just about sums it up!)

mike b

Don't be so cruel and satirical Dkeyse - there are a lot of people with Learning Difficulties who use this site as part of their therapy...

Salty

patrimoine is French for capital, in the sense of holdings or property

Kenzie

What an unpleasant person.

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