radicalmm

I was going to give a ding, because it was technically correct. But I wanted to give the ding to the actually correct item that it says. So ding.

Uhhh... Close....but there is no dust in the bin. Sorry.

Well thanks. In French, what does the word 'poubelle' mean in English?

I know this. Since I live in Canada, and watch baseball (there is only one Canadian team in the mlb), that this is baseball. The first image is 'out', and the second is 'safe'.

And the ding goes to speakers-corner. The real distance 3519 km.

Really? I'm shocked. Relating to martinandlindabryn, I thought I was way off! Staying with the Tour De France topic, about how many kilometres does the race cover?

Changed my guess to 42000

42500? I know this is a lot, but may be close because of how much people are competing, I might be pretty close.

It's actually lanterne rouge. I expect Pajaholic to take the ding.

Ding! I realize that I shouldn't give these questions because martin&lindabrym have been o Toronto.

Thanks. Time for a picture. If you were looking out of ________ you would see this from one angle:

Chickens do make some 'annoying instruments'

Isn't a cajon a Peruvian instrument?

Is it Professor Xavier? The show is X-Men. I don't know if this counts

I see. The one in Antartica is a polar desert. Hmmm...

So whats the final 'verdict'?

Must this event be at least a half hour long to be considered an event? It wasn't even supposed to be an event!

This is already taken by radicalmm. Sorry. Already taken. For a bonus if i'm right.. Here are the countries in the Sahara Desert: Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Libya, Mali, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger, Western Sahara, Sudan and Tunisia.

Africa? I'm guessing the Sahara Desert.

I think so too.

That's nice to know

Sorry, I posted that last one the same time you did

A school? A gam?

Ding! To Pajaholic

Sorry The image would not load. Here is something else: What is a group of jellyfish called?