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It does on his headstone civilised

Does this imply that the question has been asked before ? I had a moment of doubt, but insufficient time to check back through the over 1000 posts If it has, accept my apologies and feel free to ask another. civilised

Thanks for that C. S. Lewis wrote about Narnia and other things - what does C. S. stand for ? civilised

Or Gladstone - sorry. civilised

99 years on the New Territories - not the island itself. Palmerston civilised

Is that the right answer ? A nation waits civilised

Spot on - over to you civilised

What was the famous address where John Reginald Christie engaged in his murderous ways ? civilised

Peter & Susan - or am I getting confused with Narnia ? civilised

Roger, Nancy & Peggy spring to mind. civilised

I'm sorry about that - I promise I wasn't being the topic police - I genuinely didn't see why a French cache would have questions asked about it here. Yet another lesson learnt re: reading the entire post before jumping in I rarely post to congratulation threads - but as a token of my shame - I'm really happy to hear that France now has 1000 caches - must be getting close to the number of cheeses now civilised

Excitement is mounting in NE Wiltshire civilised

Mrs B suggests 'Scent of a Woman' Mrs B is entirely correct Over to you. civilised

I just asked it ! civilised

Sorry I didn't realise it was a UK cacher. Given my lack of further research - surely the answer is obvious ? I'll shut up now. civilised

Oh, and when I've gone to bed and not here to take the compliments as to my right answer - what film did Al Pacino finally win an Oscar for ? civilised

So why not complain in the French speaking forum ? I'm sure no UK person would do anything like this civilised

bobby civilised

I don't mean to be rude, but why is this in the UK forum ? civilised

Who do you thnk taught Sauron all he knew about baddiness, evil behaviour and generally being Middle Earth's all-round nasty guy ? You don't learn all that at college. Over to you DcCow civilised

Thanks for that The Forester. I promise that I shall sit by my PC until this question is answered - to avoid being pre-empted by googlers as I was the other day In The Lord of the Rings, what is the name, (given to him by Feanor, the Elven High King), of the first Dark Lord, Sauron's mentor ? civilised

During the Second World War - 1943 ? Medium holding seances in a Naval port - knew more than she should about an RN ship sinking ? Details vague - sorry. civilised

Not the Engineer's Thumb. civilised

Jolly well done Civilised old chap, he was indeed one time school chum, confidente and partner in crime to the amature cracksman and hero of the England cricket team A.J. Raffles. Next Question. I only knew this subconciously through reading the pastiche of Raffles in Viz magazine - I think so anyway Anyway - I live in Swindon - and given the current theme - which is the only Sherlock Holmes story to mention the town ? civilised

Is he Raffles' chum ? civilised