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I've added all four of teamvennall - although only two of us are on previously unused dates. What a good idea!

We found one of those! My youngest son has attached it to his rucsac, so he can tell us which direction we're walking in - or alternatively, which direction he thinks we should be walking in! lol

"You've got a friend" and "Friends like these"? java script:emoticon('', 'smid_5')

He of lord of the rings/hobbit fame JRR Tolkein Would that be dwarf fame as well? lol

Thought it was English not not Scottish? Well, in that case, no-one south of the border is allowed 'dwam'!! Oh! Yes. Everyone south o' border is alllowed to dwine, dwalm and a dwam but the question was English words. Or am I being pedantic and Scots really are English after all? Let's not go there... only dwam is a Scots word - dwine and dwalm are old English. Next question? And is the West Wing English?? For certain dwalm is originally Scottish but you may be correct with dwine being OE Ah well, I come from Leicestershire, so I'm not perfect!

Thought it was English not not Scottish? Well, in that case, no-one south of the border is allowed 'dwam'!! Oh! Yes. Everyone south o' border is alllowed to dwine, dwalm and a dwam but the question was English words. Or am I being pedantic and Scots really are English after all? Let's not go there... only dwam is a Scots word - dwine and dwalm are old English. Next question? And is the West Wing English??

Yep! Over to you! Not according to the West Wing last week... It's English not Scots... B. Ah well, I'm going to take some dwale, sink into a dwam and dwine away

Thought it was English not not Scottish? Well, in that case, no-one south of the border is allowed 'dwam'!!

According to Chambers... dwale dwam dwarf dwell dwindle dwine thats 6 http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/style_ima...icons/icon6.gif http://forums.Groundspeak.com/GC/style_ima...icons/icon6.gif

I would definitely order one - my son logs as spiritofthepenquin, and it would be a perfect present for him. We're in the uk too...

The remaining ones would have to be:- Dave Dee Dozy Beaky Mick Tich Wouldn't they? No - Julian, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy the dog

In no way doubting your sanity - Adam, Benjamin, Caleb, Daniel, Ephraim, Frankincense & Gideon - oh no, that was a different musical...

Not fair! I got some (well four - ok, that's not that good), and I've got a question patiently brooding away here too...

I can honestly i can, i know the lyrics to a certain song but to post the verse on here would spoil it cos i can't think of a question I just googled it - I had two wrong and six missing.

Sorry - not black enough! Yup, I think I'm too old for this, discrimination laws or not.

Aaaarghhh Jen

I can remember Joseph, Benjamin, Reuben, Simon, Isaac & Levi - there's no way I'm going to get all twelve 'though as my knowledge is musical rather than biblical. Maybe that'll help someone else!

Give it to a fourteen-year-old and take off the parental restrictions. In less than 10 days he will have downloaded something which will totally destroy everything forever. Repeat, repeat.

But then it wouldn't be different from "Hat full of sky" and "Wintersmith" - would it?

Oook ! And I know where my L-space is...

Do women in black count as Geobabes? Even those who live in the frozen north? If so, please can I join too. Although you may prefer it if I don't sing! Jen of teamvennall

Is this to do with the main character not being previously mentioned in ANY of his other books, or is it to do with the 'chalk' thingy - of course, now there are two sequels, neither of the above really apply (sign). Or is it to do with a main character from the discworld having a walk-on part?? If not any of the above, I'm stuck - and I'm a librarian.

Ding Obviously 25 is right - thanks for the link, I didn't know about that one. Over to you.

Qxxy2.6 How many Grand Prix victories did Jim Clark have?

Apparently seagulls can't pass wind (or so I'm told) so if you lace their bread with bicarb. of soda... they're in real trouble. I'm going to guess now - 2 pints.