Q1)The Imperial War Graves Commission was founded on 21st May, 1917. It’s now known as the what War Graves Commission: the Imperial War Graves Commission, Commonwealth War Graves Commission or the British War Graves Commission?
Q2)There are six nations on the Commission: including the UK. Name one of the other five.
A2)Australia, Canada, India, New Zealand or South Africa.
Q3)Transamerica Corporation sold United Artists to MGM: on 21st May, 1981. After the failure of which 1980 film: The Blue Lagoon, Heaven’s Gate or The Happy Hooker Goes Hollywood?
A3)Heaven’s Gate. (Arguably, it’s one of the worst films ever made.)
Q4)21st May is International Tea Day. The tea plant, itself, comes from where: China, Brazil or Canada?
* Oh, very true, Olga. I know I’d prefer a person on the other end of the line! It’s the fact we have to wade through five to ten minutes worth of automation — with no guarantee of a human at the end of the process — that’s frustrating!
I’ve still not seen Heaven’s Gate: I’ll have to pencil it in: I know its reputation’s improved, over the years!
So that’s the reason? Yes, that makes sense. And it’s similar, over here: shops or chemist, we can only buy so many painkillers, to prevent suicide attempts. I know the co-codemol I’m on comes in boxes of 100: but it’s a prescription version of the drug!
You know … spiked medications is a good idea: have you thought about patenting that … ?
† Hello, Mum!
‡ They are quite something, Debbi: although I don’t know if I could sit through them, now!
(I’ve got the original Dr Mabusemovie on a hard drive, somewhere. It’s in two parts, four and a half hours long, forty-eight gigabytes — forty-eight, bleepin’, gigabytes§ — in size and, again, like the Lord of the Rings films, off-puttingly long!)
§ Forty-eight, bleepity bleeping gigabytes! Dear gods! The extended cut of The Fellowship of the Rings is only seven and a half!
Q5) Chile Good luck with your weight management session today! I have a bit of a rushed day. Class with Jordi in the morning and I have to go to the radio station to edit a piece of news from Saturday, and it was a loooong morning, so we shall see. (To top it all, I've been suffering from a backache for a few days, and spending all morning up and down on Saturday doesn't seem to have helped much, surprisingly enough!)
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Good luck with your weight management session today! I have a bit of a rushed day. Class with Jordi in the morning and I have to go to the radio station to edit a piece of news from Saturday, and it was a loooong morning, so we shall see. (To top it all, I've been suffering from a backache for a few days, and spending all morning up and down on Saturday doesn't seem to have helped much, surprisingly enough!)
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If a movie is that long, it better tell a damn good story! :)
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