cakemaker

I should think there's loads who haven't scored any points for either but I gues that isn't going to be the answer. No, he has scored points for and against his country. BTW this question came from an actual pub quiz.

Who is the only rugby player to score as many points for his country as against? (Question: Courtesy of my son who insists he's got his facts right!)

Rubiks Cube

DING!!! Well done Gazooks! Did you know the answer from personal experience perchance? Over to you.....

In which sport could you score a rouge?

nano?

Dwarf?

That was quick! DING Back to you........

First half is correct but you haven't earned your 'ding' yet!

A question not to do with cake for a change..(insomniacs in Disley stop nicking cake!).... 2 answers required, both with first name and surname: Who dies in La Traviata and which real life person was she based upon?

Sunday, 5th August 1100

DING DING DING!!! Well done to MartyBarfast- back to you!

Good try, but not correct I'm afraid. 'My little Battenburg' doesn't sound quite right! You're in the right continent though, try a neighbouring country to Germany.

You're right - it's a nickname for Countess Dahling von Dahling. My sauce is fine thanks. (I've heard a good chocolate sauce can be made by melting a Mars bar but that's off topic.) This particular chocolate cake traditionally has a layer of apricot jam in it. Keep trying- you're nearly there now!

She wasn't the only 'Countess'. I haven't heard of a backwards cake either!

The answer is a sort of CHOCOLATE cake- yum!

Have never heard of a 'Darling' cake, but you're making good progress!

The 'character' is a nobleman!

Nope!

Sorry to keep you waiting- glad to see you've been exercising the old grey matter while I was out! What sort of cake is one of the character's girl friend referred to on Sesame Street?

very high powered Physics?! Is the something a metre, x= distance from N Pole to the Equator y=distance travelled by light in vacuum during a time of 1/299,792,458 seconds

Well done....That's a DING A LING A DING DONG to MartyBartfast! In the BBC sitcom, Dad's Army, Private Godfrey's sister Dolly, liked to make Upside Down cakes despite wartime rationing. Over to you..........

I know nothing about her private life!!! Try again.

a photo with a cake!?

No, but I made one of those today for mr cakemaker's birthday!!!