Q1)22nd March is the feast day of Saint Paul of Narbonne. Where is Narbonne: France, Germany or Belgium?
Q2)Pope Clement 5th issued a bull called Vox in Excelso: on 22nd March, 1312. It dissolved whom: the Knights Templar, the Knights Hospitaller or the Sisterhood of Perpetual Indulgence?
Q3)22nd March is World Water Day. Water consists of one oxygen molecule, and how many hydrogen ones?
Q4)The US Supreme Court decided Eisenstadt v. Baird on 22nd March, 1972. The decision allowed unmarried people to buy what: contraceptives, cars or blowtorches?
Q5)Finally … ? Comet Hale-Bopp reached its closest point to Earth on 22nd March. Of which year of the 1990s?
† They sound rather nice, Olga: I’ll have to see if Sainsbury’s deli section does them. (The Wikipedia entry say black Botifarra have pigs blood in them. Did I just mention that to a vegetarian?????!!)
Either way, if the birds are staying … ? You may have permanent new neighbours!
‡ Morning, Irene: enjoy the George Benson tune!
§ Yep, he’s a proud Welshmen, Debbi: I think that’s why Russell T. Davies hired him for Dr Who. Oh, and hired Gareth Thomas (Blake’s Seven) for Torchwood. They’re all in the Welsh Mafia!
At any rate, did you see Penny Dreadful? Dalton’s very good in that.
Q5) 1997 Yes, black botifarra has pig's blood in it. I guess similar to Haggis, although I've only ever tried the vegetarian version of Haggis (and it tasted nothing like botifarra from what I remember, although I was never a big fan, even when I ate meat. The fresh one that you do on the grill, that is nice, but I've never been very big for other types of cold meats and things like that. Serrano ham I used to like... Yes, I think there might be more little ones in the cooking, as the adults seem to be spending a lot of time in the nest now, while the little one comes and goes, but it's growing a lot, and I can even see the black feather that make the collar start to appear...
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1 France
ReplyDelete2 Knights Templar
3 2
4 Contraceptives
5 1995
Q1) France
ReplyDeleteQ2) the Knights Templar
Q3) Two
Q4) contraceptives
Q5) 1997
Yes, black botifarra has pig's blood in it. I guess similar to Haggis, although I've only ever tried the vegetarian version of Haggis (and it tasted nothing like botifarra from what I remember, although I was never a big fan, even when I ate meat. The fresh one that you do on the grill, that is nice, but I've never been very big for other types of cold meats and things like that. Serrano ham I used to like...
Yes, I think there might be more little ones in the cooking, as the adults seem to be spending a lot of time in the nest now, while the little one comes and goes, but it's growing a lot, and I can even see the black feather that make the collar start to appear...
1. France
ReplyDelete2. Knights Templar
3.two hydrogen molecules
4. Contraception
5.1997
I love Timothy Dalton. We thought he made a really good Bond.
ReplyDeleteHis Bond stories ... well, not so much. :) He deserved better. So did Pierce Brosnan, for that matter. Loved him in Remington Steele. :)
1. France
2. the Knights Templar (not because of Simon Templar, right? :) )
3. two
4. contraceptives
5. 1997