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mythological creatures

which mythological creatures had concentric circles tattooed on their foreheads?
15:16 Tue 18th Dec 20072 answers, last by Pea Pod 15:21 Tue 18th Dec 2007
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TV sound quality

Quite often the dialogue on my TV is drowned out by the incessant and usually unnecessary background music. Has anyone got any tips on which controls / settings I need to adjust to try and combat this...
11:16 Mon 26th Nov 20075 answers, last by kaztuz 20:24 Tue 27th Nov 2007
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Shady but colourful quiz

Question 93 is : "Stir up a little boy and a girl in a hood and what film have you" (3,5,6) Someone has suggested The Color Purple which fits letter-wise but I cannot see the connection to the...
09:26 Mon 05th Nov 20074 answers, last by QuizmasterG 10:07 Mon 05th Nov 2007
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Peggy Mitchell

In Eastenders, Barbara Windsor's character calls herself Peggy Mitchell. As she was married to Frank Butcher, is she technically Peggy Butcher or were they divorced?
14:10 Tue 14th Aug 20072 answers, last by grasscarp 21:06 Tue 14th Aug 2007
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Peggy Mitchell

In Eastenders, Barbara Windsor's character calls herself Peggy Mitchell. As she was married to Frank Butcher, is she technically Peggy Butcher or were they divorced?
12:12 Tue 14th Aug 20072 answers, last by grasscarp 21:11 Tue 14th Aug 2007
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birds name

name of a bird - 4 letters clue is "A pauch, belly" Any clues out there ? Many thanks
15:30 Thu 02nd Aug 20074 answers, last by Big Jenny 22:35 Fri 03rd Aug 2007
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Old tonic

How do you spell the name of the old tonic - Phillosan, Philosan, Phillisan? - cannot find any other sources to spell this correctly. Many thanks Too young to remember!!
14:27 Mon 02nd Jul 20076 answers, last by QuizmasterG 09:23 Tue 03rd Jul 2007
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DisorienTATED or DisorienTED?

I have heard both words used recently to mean confused or lost. Which is the correct one to use or is this one of those English/American language situations? Thanks for any help Confused (or should...
10:11 Mon 11th Jun 20079 answers, last by treehouse137 01:52 Tue 11th May 2010
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Same meaning

Which old fashioned word meaning the way someone is dressed - usually in grand or formal clothing - is also the name of a sweet-tasting tropical/sub-tropical fruit?
17:14 Fri 01st Jun 20074 answers, last by swannbaker 10:28 Sat 02nd Jun 2007
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Car names - Still stuck!

The clue to the name or make of car is - "Irish favourite for the bye ways" Has anyone got any idea what this is - it is driving me mad! Thanks
14:21 Thu 19th Apr 20076 answers, last by QuizmasterG 16:30 Thu 19th Apr 2007
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Makes or marques of vehicles

The following are all clues to the make or names of vehicles - any ideas or suggestions? 1. For clever or well dressed set 2.Irish favourite for the bye ways 3.He would announce the victory
10:40 Tue 17th Apr 20073 answers, last by rogerr 11:38 Tue 17th Apr 2007
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Makes or marques of vehicles

The following are all clues to the name or make of vehicles - any clues please? 1.For clever or well dressed set 2.irish favourite for the bye ways 3.He would announce the victory Thanks in advance
09:30 Tue 17th Apr 20074 answers, last by Geomax 16:31 Sun 13th May 2007
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cars and models

Does anyone know of a website or list which itemises car marques and models over the years - without going into too much detail e.g Ford - Capri - fiesta etc Many thanks
14:04 Mon 16th Apr 20074 answers, last by QuizmasterG 08:59 Tue 17th Apr 2007
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Carpet pet stains

My (old) cat has a habit of eating grass and being sick on the carpet. This occasionally leaves orange marks which are difficult to remove. Anyone got any brilliant tips on how to remove these? Thanks...
12:12 Wed 11th Apr 20075 answers, last by spudmuffa 13:23 Thu 12th Apr 2007
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Historic chairs

Can anyone recall seeing a large stone chair in an ecclesiastical building in England (other than Westminster Abbey) on their travels - If so, where?
14:12 Tue 03rd Apr 20072 answers, last by QuizmasterG 12:34 Wed 04th Apr 2007
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Allopurinol side effects

I have recently started a course of Allopurinol and among the effects are light sensitivity and a frequent sense of odd smells .Am I alone in this or has anyone else had similar reactions?
09:33 Tue 20th Mar 20071 answer, last by Bellringer 16:34 Wed 21st Mar 2007
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Longest and deepest gorge in Europe

Can anyone give me a definitive answer, plus reference source to prove it, to the question "Which is the longest and deepest gorge in Europe?" Many sources give different answers - help!
13:26 Thu 15th Mar 20074 answers, last by geologyman 10:11 Sat 19th Oct 2013
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Red Nose Day

I know they give a lot for charity and do tremendous work here and abroad but are they in danger of putting people right off with overexposure? It is everywhere on TV , in shops etc etc Maybe I am...
12:56 Thu 15th Mar 200715 answers, last by NORMANTHEDOG 18:36 Mon 19th Mar 2007
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Bible reading?

Has anyone in the public at large (excluding clergy etc) actually read the bible fully or do we all rely on the brainwashing excerpts sold to us when were schoolchildren?
17:06 Tue 13th Mar 200710 answers, last by pugwashjw 04:08 Mon 19th Mar 2007
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Why is the word "like" added

Why is the word "like" added so many times during conversations (especially by younger people). Is no-one corrected about poor communications anymore or has it gone down the pan with manners,...
16:42 Tue 13th Mar 200713 answers, last by Bellringer 21:51 Sat 17th Mar 2007

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