Only his 'brew', mind. He tells me it's all in the boiled cabbage, plus a 'secret ingredient' I just can't get out of him...:eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Made in 1968
Marco.
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Only his 'brew', mind. He tells me it's all in the boiled cabbage, plus a 'secret ingredient' I just can't get out of him...:eyebrows:Quote:
Originally Posted by Made in 1968
Marco.
And you never will, not with that piddly little trowel...Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
The Chase ITV4
Bradley 'The ancient astronomer Ptolemy lived in what country?'
Contestant: 'Germany.'
And she didn't know the names of any Tudor kings.
She knew that some bloke I'd never heard of was a judge on the Irish version of 'The Voice' though so fair play.
Good thing you weren't on the show - not knowing that Irish 'Voice' judge's name, that would be embarrassing :doh:
The questions were really hard, much more so than normally. Whereas the Chaser got questions like 'What colour are the clubs in a deck of cards?'
The contestants on the previous show must have won a fortune.
I'm guessing the chaser was Jenny Ryan (the one they call "The Vixen" like she's something sexy, I call her "The Manatee"). Questions are always skewed in her favour :(
No it was 'The Sinner Man'.
It's the same on all these shows. Like on Bullseye if they won the car then the next week Bully's mystery prize would be a fitted kitchen.
Well, as a connoisseur Bullseye viewer I have to pull you up on a couple of points. :) Number 1, It's the star prize hiding behind Bully, not a mystery (albeit it is a mystery) and having watched hundreds of episodes I have never seen a fitted kitchen as the *star* prize. However, plenty of people living in Birmingham have won a speedboat... :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Seen much worse on Tipping Point - Keith Moon is best known for playing what percussion instrument in The Who?Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
The Trumpet?
What does a chronometer measure?
Earthquakes?