Ah, that’s better!
I just had to do a little tinkering, there: I wanted the picture were it is now, rather than in the middle.
But that’s not quite hoe I meant to start off, this morning: I to quietly apologise to Trevor, who was a touch upset his answers ended up — automatically — in the Old Peculiar’s Spam folder.
Upset enough to not have a go, yesterday.
Trevor, it’s OK, I know exactly where the ‘Not Spam (☑) ’ button is!
Lets hope that helps and get moving on, shall we … ?
Yes, lets … !
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Yesterday’s Teaser saw Mr Strict putting up his answers.
Lets see how he, you and hopefully Trevor do with today’s questions: here they are, along with the ‘How To’, License and video.
Q1) 11th January, 1571, saw Austrian nobility granted the freedom of what: freedom of religion, freedom of speech, or the Freedom of the city of Manchester?Q2) 11th January, 1879, saw the start of a war between the British Empire, and who … ?Q3) 11th January, 1986, saw the formal opening of the Gateway Bridge, in Brisbane, Australia: in which Australia state is Brisbane … ?Q4) 11th January, 2008, saw the death of which mountaineer … ?Q5) And finally … 11th January, 1994, saw the Irish government lift a broadcasting ban on who … ?
And here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) 10th January, 1990, saw the merger of which two US companies … ?A1) Time, Inc and Warner Communications.Q2) 10th January, 1870, saw Standard Oil incorporated by a group of men lead by the man now regarded as history’s richest man: who was he … ?Q2) John D. Rockefeller.Q3) 10th January, 1957, saw who become British Prime Minister … ?A3) Harold MacMillan.Q4) 10th January, 2009, saw the death of William Frederick “Bill” Stone, one of the last survivors of what … ?A4) The First World War.Q5) And finally … 10th January, 1996, saw King Hussein of Jordan visit which country … ?A5) Israel.
Enjoy those, everyone: I’ll catch you later.
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