Q1)6th March, 2000, saw the death of actor, John Colicos. He played Count Baltar in which series: Star Trek, Mission: Impossible or Battlestar Galactica?
Q2)Shaquille O’Neal was born on 6th March, 1972. He’s a retired player of what: baseball, American Football or basketball?
Q3)6th March is the feast day of Saint Colette of Corbie. Where IS Corbie: France, Germany or Belgium?
Q4)The original Periodic Table was presented to the Russian Chemical Society: by Dmitri Mendeleev. On 6th March of which year: 1867, 1868 or 1869?
Q5)Finally … ? 6th March, 2015, saw the Dawn Probe start orbiting 1 Ceres. 1 Ceres is currently defined as a what: planet, dwarf planet or asteroid?
Q1)5th March is Learn from Lei Feng Day. Where: China, Japan or North Korea?
A1)China. (He sounds a little like Big Brother, in Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. There’s plenty of documentary evidence that say he existed, including photos … but no-one ever met him … )
Q2)5th March is Saint Piran’s Day. Saint Piran is the patron saint of whom: tin miners, coal miners or gold miners?
Q4)On the Revolution of Heavenly Spheres was banned by the Roman Catholic Church: on 5th March, 1616. Who wrote the book: Isaac Newton, Nicolaus Copernicus or Albert Einstein?
† Playmobil … ? Good lord, is that still being made, Olga!? Well, I never!
That it has, Olga. Remember me mentioning an operating system called ReactOS? The one that can — in theory — replace Windows? AND use Windows apps? That’s the ones various Russian government bodies have been interested in …
‡ I’l have to put that on my Watch Later list, Debbi! Too many shows, not enough time! What DOES that sound familiar … !?
Q5) A dwarf planet Oh, yes, Playmobil are not only being made, but they are very popular. There are FunParks and stores in quite a few countries, and even YouTube Channels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playmobil The dioramas were quite impressive. I'm not sure how many of the pictures they'll show with the news item (the camera ran out of battery, so I haven't even managed to look at the pics myself), but if there are any interesting ones, I'll tag you or share the link, so you can have a look. Today I ended up playing some football for International Women's Day, with the radio. I was only supposed to be there for support, but we were short of players. I don't even like football, so let's not talk too much about it. Well, I survived (so far)! I hope you enjoy your quiet Sunday.
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1 Battlestar Galactica
ReplyDelete2 Basketball
3 France
4 1869
5 Dwarf planet
Q1) Battlestar Galactica
ReplyDeleteQ2) Basketball
Q3) France
Q4) 1869
Q5) A dwarf planet
Oh, yes, Playmobil are not only being made, but they are very popular. There are FunParks and stores in quite a few countries, and even YouTube Channels. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Playmobil
The dioramas were quite impressive. I'm not sure how many of the pictures they'll show with the news item (the camera ran out of battery, so I haven't even managed to look at the pics myself), but if there are any interesting ones, I'll tag you or share the link, so you can have a look.
Today I ended up playing some football for International Women's Day, with the radio. I was only supposed to be there for support, but we were short of players. I don't even like football, so let's not talk too much about it. Well, I survived (so far)!
I hope you enjoy your quiet Sunday.
Very, very familiar! :)
ReplyDelete1. Battlestar Galactica
2. basketball (or baloncesto in español, yo creo)
3. France
4. 1869
5. dwarf planet