Ye GODS, I’m up late AGAIN …
Mind you, to be fair … ?
I was up, late, watching Green Hornet.
I know it got some seriously iffy reviews.
But, BOY, was it GOOD … !
Mind me making a recommendation …?
Go catch that one.
It really is rather good … !
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Yesterday’s teaser was relatively quiet …
But it did see Debbi — Maryland’s finest … ! — putting in her answers, and scoring 4 out of 5.*
Lets see how she — and you — do with today’s questions, shall we … ? Here they are, along with the ‘How To’, License and video …
Q1) 21st May, 1176, saw an attempted assassination attempt … against whom … ?Q2) More to the point, by whom … ?Q3) Equally to the point … in which Syrian city … ?Q4) 22nd May, 1981, saw Peter Sutcliffe — the Yorkshire Ripper — convicted for life of thirteen murders: where is he currently being held … ?Q5) One year earlier, 22nd May, 1980, saw Namco release which influential video game … ?Q6) That game is one of only three on display at which Washington DC museum?Q7) 22nd May, 1997, saw the US Air Force’s first female combat pilot, leave the force: what was her name … ?Q8) And finally … 22nd May, 1972, saw the death of actress, Margaret Rutherford: best known as Miss Marple, which British politician was her 1st cousin, once removed … ?
And here’s yesterday’s questions and answers …
Q1) According to newspaper interviews with Rev. Harold Camping, 21st May, 2011 sees the Rapture: at roughly what time in the evening … ?Q2) 21st May, 1966, saw Muhammed Ali win to one of the few boxers to almost gain a knock-out against him: who was that boxer … ?Q2) The late Sir Henry Cooper.Q3) 21st May, 1991, saw the end of the Ethiopian Civil War effectively ended when President Mengistu Haile Mariam fled the country: who during the 1980s, called Mengistu a very insulting term — to his face — and survive … ?A3) Sir Bob Geldof.Q4) 21st May, 1904, saw the founding of football’s international governing body, FIFA: how many countries football association’s men’s teams does FIFA currently recognise … ?A4) 208.Q5) And finally … 21st May is Independence Day in which European country … ?A5) Montenegro.
Enjoy those, everyone: I’m going to finish off the review I did of last night’s Dr Who … !
* Hang on, Debbi … Swearing … ? LOTS of swearing … ? And 80s Ethiopia … !
Doh! Now I remember about Geldoff. :)
ReplyDeleteJust a note about the book. The Mob guys aren't going to talk nice, are they? Plus Sam's dealing with a pretty down and out bunch, whose use of foul language is indicative of character. I think that's the long and the short of it. :)
1. Saladin
2. Rashid ad-Din Sinan
3. Aleppo
4. Broadmoor Mental Hospital
5. Pac-Man
6. The Smithsonian
7. Martha McSally
8. Tony Benn