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Sunday 5 November 2023

Nik Nak’s Daily Teaser — 5th November, 2023.

5th November, 2023.


Yep: it’s a Sunday.

And?

I’ve got Wet Leg’s “Oh, No” banging around my head!


Why, I don’t know.

Apart from the fact it’s got a catchy guitar riff.

And the band seems to be dressed as wombles!


Oy vey!

~≈♻️≈~

Let’s move on, shall we?

Yesterday’s Teaser saw Olga*, Mum† and Debbi‡ putting in their answers: with everyone scoring five out of five.


Let’s see how everyone does with today’s questions, shall we?

Here they are, along with the How To, License and video.


Q1)        5th November, 1605, saw Guy Fawkes arrested.    For attempting to blow up where: parliament, Buckingham Palace or Westminster Abbey?

Q2)        Jaffer Sharif-Emami stood down as Prime Minister: on 5th November, 1978.   As Prime Minister of where: Iran, Iraq or Israel?

Q3)        According to the UN, 5th November is what: World Umami Awareness Day, World Tsunami Awareness Day or World Origami Awareness Day?

Q4)        5th November is Bank Transfer Day.   Where: Canada, the USA or Mexico?

Q5)        Finally … ?   5th November is the feast day of Saint Guido Maria Conforti.   He was an Archbishop of where: Moderna, Bologna or Ravenna?

Here’s yesterday’s questions and answers … 


Q1)        4th November is the national day of Tonga.   Tonga is in which ocean: the Indian, Pacific or Atlantic?
A1)        The Pacific.

Q2)        The country is a what: Empire, Kingdom or republic?
A2)        Kingdom.

Q3)        Nukuʻalofa is Tonga’s current what: capital city, king or legislative assembly?
A3)        Capital city.

Q4)        Tonga became independent from the UK.   When: 1969, 1970 or 1971?
A4)        1970.

Q5)        Finally … ?   In one sport, Tonga’s national side perform a traditional war dance called the Sipi Tau.   Tonga’s national side in which sport: rugby union, American football or cricket?
A5)        Rugby union.   (There’s a separate version for rugby league.)

Here’s a thought …
“And it is not an idea that I miss, it is a man.   A man that made me remember the fifth of November.”
Evey Hammond (played Natalie Portman), V for Vendetta.
And a song …


Today’s questions will be answered in tomorrow’s Teaser.

Decisions about scores are final.

Thank you for coming: have a good day.




*        It went well enough, Olga: I managed to get some stuff done.   And a video recorded for a friend: whether it’ll get used is a whole other thing!
        Have fun at the cookery show: and say ‘hi’ to Jordi for me!

        Hello, Mum!

        My pleasure, Debbi: glad to help!   Ironically, in refusing to let it screen, Stef Coburn is refusing to let it earn the money he seems to be interested in!   I’ve ALSO had another look at his Twitter account.   Dearie, dearie me … !
        I have to admit, I don’t know much about Kurosawa: except I think I caught one of his films, Dodes’ka-den, a long time ago.   Oh, and there’s a Japanese film called Akira: but I don’t know if it’s named for him.

3 comments:

  1. Q1) parliament

    Q2) Iran

    Q3) World Tsunami Awareness Day

    Q4) the USA

    Q5) Ravenna
    Oh, I saw your comment to Debbie. You must watch Akira Kurosawa's movies. He was a big influence on many American directors, and his movies are fabulous.

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  2. 1 Parliament
    2 Iran
    3 World Tsau mi Day
    4 USA
    5 Parma

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  3. I don't think so, no. But he was truly a great filmmaker.

    1. parliament
    2. Iran
    3. World Tsunami Awareness Day
    4. the USA (never heard of it)
    5. Ravenna

    I celebrated Bonfire Night on that Random blog. Still here. Still breathing. Still typing. Barely. :)

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