The Daily Teaser …

Did anyone catch I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue, last night? Anyone?

You’d’ve missed an absolutely lethal game of Mornington Crescent, if you did.

That No Huffing rule’s a bit of a swine. And I know Barry’s definition of ‘hydrangea’ — as ‘a warning from Tonto’ — had me smiling.

Let’s move on, shall we?

Yes, let’s!

We had Simon, Trevor, Tim and Andrea all getting 6 out of 6, yesterday, with Simon getting the Official First-In-Clap, and Andrea getting the Official Poetical Nod, bless her!

Let’s see how everyone can do, today, shall we?

Here’s today’s questions, along with the ‘How To’ and Creative Commons License …

Q1) 8^th December, 1980, saw the death of which former Beatle?

Q2) Who shot that Beatle?

Q3) Which Equality law came into force, on 8^th December, 1965?

Q4) 8^th December is Bodhi Day, in Japan; which religion is this part of?

Q5) 8^th December, 1894, saw the birth of cartoonist, E. C. Segar; which cartoon character did he create?

Q6) And finally: 8^th December, 1983, saw the House of Lords vote to allow what, into the Chamber?

And here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …

Q1) 7^th December, 1941, was one of the most memorable days during World War 2, as it saw the bombing of which Hawaiian harbour?

A1) Pearl Harbour.

Q2) 7^th December, 43 BC, saw the assassination of which famous Roman? (And, no, Tim, I’n not actually talking about the obvious one … )

A2) Marcus Tullius Cicero.

Q3) On 7^th December, 1787, which US State became the first to ratify the US Constitution?

A3) Delaware.

Q4) 7^th December, 1972, saw the launching of the last Apollo Moon mission: which number Apollo mission was it?

A4) Apollo 17.

Q5) 7^th December, 1955, saw which who step down, as Labour Party Leader?

A5) Clement Attlee.

Q6) And finally … Today in 1983, saw which steeplejack halted by a cat which had climbed to the top of a chimney due for demolition?

A6) Fred Dibnah.

Enjoy those, everyone: I’ll catch you later!