martin&lindabryn
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Sticking with the WW11 theme. At which conference did top Nazi leaders meet to decide on what they called "the final solution of the Jewish question"?
Wannsee
hats a DING for you
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Sticking with the WW11 theme. At which conference did top Nazi leaders meet to decide on what they called "the final solution of the Jewish question"?
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Taking no chances this time
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Two very quick correct answers posted at the same time.. but the DING has to go to MartyBartfast for just getting there first.
If I hadn’t written a detailed answer I would have beaten him 
But I’m not bitter honest LOL
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After watching a BBC documentary recently on Ronnie Barker
I know that he used Gerald Wiley to submit scripts for Frost on Sunday and the Two Ronnies
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I was expecting this to have been answered by now as I have had no electric /internet since 3pm Wednesday
But, as it hasn’t, let give you a hint.
It is more of a feminine hobby but a lot of men do it too.
My Mum used to have Anchor Silks in her sewing machine box (I played with the empty bobbins) so I will plump for embroidery .........
That’s a ding for dodgydave
They are manufacturers of silks for embroidery, cross stitch etc
Over to you
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I was expecting this to have been answered by now as I have had no electric /internet since 3pm Wednesday
But, as it hasn’t, let give you a hint.
It is more of a feminine hobby but a lot of men do it too.
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Thanks for the ooops!
Now for something a bit different
What hobby would you be taking part in? If you were using DMC, Anchor or Madeira
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Not my question, but haven’t we had this question before?
....I have a sneaking suspicion that you are correct - both in your answer and surmise -I do vaguely remember asking it before!! (...ad I have another sneaking feeling you might have answered it before
:lol: )now you mention it, you may be correct about me answering it as well
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As a Chef I should know the answer to this.
I would hope that you cooked and eat them, as they are the tender cuts of Spanish pork meat, taken from the loin next to the neck and behind the shoulder.
Not my question, but haven’t we had this question before?
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I don't think this one is going to get an answer....
Hmmm - isn't the answer on wikipedia?
as pure the rules there is no googling allowed
Rule 1 - No googling!
Rule 2 - Try and keep your question at the level someone in a pub quiz might be able to answer...
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The same is happening to me, with grease monkey enabled the cache page jumps to the bottom, with it disabled it opens normally.
I am using Firefox
View large map image on the cache page, doesn’t seem to be affected on the cache page. and is working fine in the larger view
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That would be 10. Dudley Moore was in it I think, so I'll go for him.
DING DING over to you
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Thanks for the ding
Now, can you name the film and who played George Webber?
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Thanks, but very generous since I got the name wrong!
Sticking with computers, Tommy Flowers designed which early computer?
As you said in your answer you weren’t sure of the spelling
As to you question, I recall that he was at Bletchley park along with Alan Turing and both worked on Colossus
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I'm not sure about the spelling, but it looks like Oric from Blake's Seven
That’s a ding for MTH
Orac is indeed from the British science fiction television series Blake's 7. The voice of Orac was Peter Tuddenham, except in its initial episode where he was played by Derek Farr.
Orac was supposedly a highly advanced supercomputer developed by the scientist Ensor.To me it looks more like an evil geocache
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Thanks for the ding, and you were right it was all Martin
Can you name the computer, and the sci-fi series it was used in?
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Would that be from the film Blade Runner, the character Ray Battie (Rutger Hauer)
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thay will be, Spinal Tap
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I can’t remember the title of the film, but wasn’t it in a 1950 horror film about an alien.
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You can log an event on the 6/7 November to receive the souvenir. But you must have attended the event
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Its 11am, and I have had 2 people already log an attend at my space event which doesn’t start till 7pm tonight, purely to get the souvenir
The logs are
“Attended in mind if not in body!”
And
“Sorry can't attend as working but can I still get a souvenir for my profile?
Thanks”
I have deleted the logs, but they will still get the souvenir
If there is another event, with a souvenir to be awarded, would it be possible to give a code to the CO of an event, which he could give to the attendees to allow only those attending the event to receive the souvenir?
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Just a stab in the dark, is the image taken from the Hubble telescope
If I hadn’t written a detailed answer I would have beaten him 
The All New All New Groundspeak UK Pub Quiz
in United Kingdom and Ireland
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"Rule 1 No googling!
Rule 2 - Try and keep your question at the level someone in a pub quiz might be able to answer..."
Now as Goggling is not allowed and I didn’t know the answer and there is no mention off geocaching.com, I looked for Europe’s most southerly cache and found this one.
“GC2C49R Trypiti - The Southernmost of Europe”. The island of Gavdos is located about 36 km south of Crete in the Libyan Sea and is the southernmost island in Europe, and by looking at the gallery the cache page, I can deduce that there is a large chair near GZ.