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Bbc Quiz : Week 19
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[Sorry that this post is about an hour or so later than usual this week. I've been catching up on some sleep after a tiring afternoon in Norwich].
A slightly better than usual start for me this week, with FIVE out of seven in the main quiz:
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/w orld-61 416766
. . . but only a rather poor TWO out of five in the junior quiz:
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /newsro und/513 18780
. . . and, as usual, I failed to achieve half marks in the sprint race. Just FOUR out of ten for me:
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/w orld-us -canada -613770 27
I shall now sit back and study all YOUR scores this week. For proof, here's a live stream of me doing so ;-)
A slightly better than usual start for me this week, with FIVE out of seven in the main quiz:
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. . . but only a rather poor TWO out of five in the junior quiz:
https:/
. . . and, as usual, I failed to achieve half marks in the sprint race. Just FOUR out of ten for me:
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I shall now sit back and study all YOUR scores this week. For proof, here's a live stream of me doing so ;-)
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Very well done to our two extra perfect kids, Twix and Emmie. With scores like you two have managed (across all three quizzes), can I I assume that you've already got your Mastermind entries into the post?
;-)
Anne seems to have played safe by not bothering with the last two quizzes after getting a decent score on the first one! Well done, anyway ;-)
Kwillmott is a near-perfect adult, and an above-average sprinter, but totally unchildlike this week, apparently! (I recommend spending more time playing with your train set, Kwillmott).
;-)
Margo is near-perfect this week, twice over!
HW4 got off to a poor start but then recovered quite well in the sprint event, I see ;-)
Patsy is another one who's good at sprinting but not very childlike. (I suggest spending more time playing with your Barbie dolls, Patsy!)
;-)
Sandy clearly sets his targets high if he reckons that 4/4/6 is 'average'! There are plenty of people here who rarely ever achieve scores like those ones!
Very well done to our two extra perfect kids, Twix and Emmie. With scores like you two have managed (across all three quizzes), can I I assume that you've already got your Mastermind entries into the post?
;-)
Anne seems to have played safe by not bothering with the last two quizzes after getting a decent score on the first one! Well done, anyway ;-)
Kwillmott is a near-perfect adult, and an above-average sprinter, but totally unchildlike this week, apparently! (I recommend spending more time playing with your train set, Kwillmott).
;-)
Margo is near-perfect this week, twice over!
HW4 got off to a poor start but then recovered quite well in the sprint event, I see ;-)
Patsy is another one who's good at sprinting but not very childlike. (I suggest spending more time playing with your Barbie dolls, Patsy!)
;-)
Sandy clearly sets his targets high if he reckons that 4/4/6 is 'average'! There are plenty of people here who rarely ever achieve scores like those ones!
At last! Haras2 has posted! I was getting worried!
Well done on your consistency this week, especially that near-perfect 4 in the kids' quiz!
I hope that you've enjoyed your weekend and, more importantly, that you're spoiling Shady something rotten ;-)
I've just been out for the day, looking around 8 posh gardens in a Cambridgeshire village, but that was still far too long for my clingy little Moonbeam. He greeted me as if I'd been away for a month when I got home! Of course, lots of Dreamies soon helped to quell his anxiety ;-)
Well done on your consistency this week, especially that near-perfect 4 in the kids' quiz!
I hope that you've enjoyed your weekend and, more importantly, that you're spoiling Shady something rotten ;-)
I've just been out for the day, looking around 8 posh gardens in a Cambridgeshire village, but that was still far too long for my clingy little Moonbeam. He greeted me as if I'd been away for a month when I got home! Of course, lots of Dreamies soon helped to quell his anxiety ;-)
Sorry - not paying attention again.
Yes, lovely weekend, mainly consisting of garden centres as well as the real thing plus the guardian weekend Xword (we actually finished it this time) and plenty of excellent home brewed
Guinness(?) and Saturday night fish and chips.
Not everyone's idea of a lovely weekend I suppose but it is mine :-)
Yes, lovely weekend, mainly consisting of garden centres as well as the real thing plus the guardian weekend Xword (we actually finished it this time) and plenty of excellent home brewed
Guinness(?) and Saturday night fish and chips.
Not everyone's idea of a lovely weekend I suppose but it is mine :-)