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Bob Holness was the first Bond....
Oh no he wasn't!
Oh yes he was - in a 1956 radio play [quote="wiki"]In 1956 he became the very first actor to portray James Bond in a radio production of Moonraker
Oh yes he was - in a 1956 radio play
Oh no he wasn't
What about Barry Nelson
^is the correct answer. 1954.
The French call paperclips "les trombones".
surprised you missed that, TJ, it could have been a cyclist
Goddamit! I just killed a baby robin!
don't worry. I think he survived, luckily he was wearing a helmet
*s****s*
Hope this ones right 😳
A french letter in France is called an englishmans hat.
Lotus had their first Formula 1 win in Cornwall
A french letter in France is called an englishmans hat.
Chapeau dong-lays?
If you count the number of letters in each word, you can remember pi to 6dp.
3.141592
5.343443
Yes I see how that would work
Daedalus not only designed and built the labyrinth to imprison King Minos' bull/human embarrassment, but also built the cow-like framework that enabled Mrs King Minos to satisfy her lust for a magnificent bull, that so resulted in the Minotaur in the first place.
tjagain - Member
Hope this ones right
A french letter in France is called an englishmans hat
Correct: capote anglaise, although simply known as a capote nowadays.
MTB-Idle - Member
Garry_Lager - Member
Who played the guitar hook on eminem's massive breakout hit My name is?
Chas and Dave!
More pedantry then, as Chas plays the piano and Dave plays the bass which one was playing the guitar? (Yes, I'm sure like most musicians they both play multiple instruments)
For extra pedantry; Chas played the guitar, Dave played the bass and Labi Siffre was on the keyboards.
Junkyard - lazarus
Yes I see how that would work
How I wish I could calculate pi
Number of letters:
How (3) I (1) wish (4) I (1) could (5) calculate (9) pi (2)’
3.141592
5.343443
You achieve this how?
Awaits conspiracy theory that the true value of pi is 5.343443 and that we’ve been lied to for centuries by the illuminati.
5.343443You achieve this how?
I was wondering this as well. Cannot see how you get to this?
Three (5)
One (3)
Four (4)
One (3)
Five (4)
Nine (4)
Two (3)
Three (5) One(3) Four (4) One (3) Five(4)Nine (4) Two (3)
5.343443
Edit : 2 L(8)
5.343443
You achieve this how?
I was wondering this as well. Cannot see how you get to this?
Really?
Can I play the edinburgh here rather than admit my error?
How i wish i could calculate pi - never even thought for a second you meant that phrase thought it was just the heading 😳
DOH
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perchypanther - Member
Gotcha 🙂
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Junkyard - lazarus
…rather than admit my error?
Admit an error 😯 this is STW you know!
A french letter in France is called an englishmans hat.
Another baby robin dies!!!! 😈
I am assurred (by my French wife no less) that in this case capote refers to a coat although it is true that in some cases it can be used to refer to a hood (which is similar to a hat but not quite).
Hood/overcoat or glove, wouldn't you know, natrix.
Every day is a school day, but I can't say I've ever heard it used for anything but a Johnny.
Quite probably widely known already...
The Crystal Castles song 'Not In Love' is a cover.
How i wish i could calculate pi - never even thought for a second you meant that phrase thought it was just the heading
TBF, I totally missed that as well.
Hans Rey escaped the Nazis on a bike and then got the Curious George book published which he was carrying as he fled
The bit at the back of your knee does have a name - its the popliteal Fosssa
*crosses fingers and sends check to "save the baby robins fund"*
Too many SSSsssss in Fossa, another baby robin dies you heartlessssss
thing
The Baby Robin Fund have sent the check back and have requested a cheque in return please. :o)
Arrgghhhhhhhhhhhhh
In Denmark, a Danish pastry is called "wienerbrød" - Vienna bread. In Austria, it's called "Kopenhagener gebäck" - Copenhagen bread.
In Denmark, a Danish pastry is called "wienerbrød" - Vienna bread. In Austria, it's called "Kopenhagener gebäck" - Copenhagen bread.
That reminds me, courtesy of Adam Hills: In Sweden, the Muppets' Swedish Chef is known as the Norwegian Chef.
From about 5:30 -
That reminds me, courtesy of Adam Hills: In Sweden, the Muppets' Swedish Chef is known as the Norwegian Chef.
Plus, in Spain, "Spanish flu" is "French flu".
ALso in Spain, an adjustable spanner is called an English key
That's because English Spanner is a tautology
[i]ALso in Spain, an adjustable spanner is called an English key [/i]
"Spanglish" would have been so much better.
in french as well, cle anglaise
and capote anglaise is what we sometime call condom.
What would the french be for;
I dropped my Adjustable Spanner in some Custard
If we're doing French then I found out this week that "filer à l’anglaise" is the French expression for dropping a shoulder or sneaking out without saying goodbye.. 😆
capote anglaise is what we sometime call condom
Some people don't bother reading the whole thread before posting.... 😆
... which is a shame because I was quite proud of my suggestion.
Charlie Chaplin came second in a Charlie Chaplin lookalikey contest 😆
