Question of the day

[allandwf]

Well that clearly went over your (rather low) head

C

 

[zagatoes30]

Right lines but are they all pirate ships ?

Real or fictional?

Queen Anne was Blackbirds ship
Black Pearl, Flying Dutchman were both pirates of the caribbean ships
Interceptor was the HM Government frigate that Captain Jack "borrowed"

So the answer could be ships from pirates of the cariibbean

 

[spkennyuk]

Real or fictional?

Queen Anne was Blackbirds ship
Black Pearl, Flying Dutchman were both pirates of the caribbean ships
Interceptor was the HM Government frigate that Captain Jack "borrowed"

So the answer could be ships from pirates of the cariibbean

That is the correct answer. HMS Interceptor being a Government ship and borrowed for a bit by Pirates in the Pirates of the Caribbean films.

Over to you Andy.

 

[zagatoes30]

I like this style of question, off to have a think

 

[MarkMas]

I felt I needed to spoonfeed you clues until you picked it up. Well done, over to you

The QM is always right but does 'o' really come before 'o' in the backwards alphabet? And 'e' before 'e'?

 

[zagatoes30]

The QM is always right but does 'o' really come before 'o' in the backwards alphabet? And 'e' before 'e'?

 

[zagatoes30]

Ok following on from SPUKs idea, 5 questions but what is the link between the answers?

1. A sheeps milk blue cheese from the South of France?
2. Who pulled out a plum ?
3. A type of British theatrical entertainment that was popular from the early Victorian era?
4. American bomber otherwise known as the B24 ?
5. The highest of the 3 peak challenges ?

 

[spkennyuk]

I think i know the answer but will sit this one out. If its what i think it is. Good question.

 

[zagatoes30]

I think i know the answer but will sit this one out. If its what i think it is. Good question.

I thought you might

You might need to answer the 5 questions to give others a clue

 

[Navcorr]

The clues are easy enough (I think) but the link is another matter.

 

[spkennyuk]

If its what i think it is. I got the link from : Roquefort, Jack Horner and Ben Nevis.

If i said they were names that should be enough of a clue to set peoples grey matter working.

I could be wrong but i suspect it could be a rum question.

 

[zagatoes30]

If its what i think it is. I got the link from : Roquefort, Jack Horner and Ben Nevis.

If i said they were names that should be enough of a clue to set peoples grey matter working.

I could be wrong but i suspect it could be a rum question.

You might be on the right lines it's not an overly rough quest

 

[MarkMas]

1. A sheeps milk blue cheese from the South of France?
2. Who pulled out a plum ?
3. A type of British theatrical entertainment that was popular from the early Victorian era?
4. American bomber otherwise known as the B24 ?
5. The highest of the 3 peak challenges ?

Roquefort, Jack Horner and Ben Nevis.

3. Music Hall?
4. Liberator

Don't know the link....

 

[zagatoes30]

3. Music Hall?
4. Liberator

Don't know the link....

Correct so we now have

1. Roquefort
2. Jack Horner
3. Music Hall
4. Liberator
5. Ben Nevis

All the answers now just need the link, there have been some additional clues in some of the previous comments which might help

 

[Navcorr]

1. Roquefort
2. Jack Horner
3. Music Hall
4. Liberator
5. Ben Nevis

.... there have been some additional clues in some of the previous comments which might help

These aren't brands of prophylactics .... are they?!?

 

[allandwf]

These aren't brands of prophylactics .... are they?!?

Haha, make mine a Ben Nevis!! lol

 

[Navcorr]

3. Music Hall - for her aural pleasure:

[video=youtube;XYks29_oxUA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYks29_oxUA&app=desktop[/video]

 

[JonW]

Is it just me or did the bloke in that video look like a horse with those big teeth?

 

[zagatoes30]

Is it just me or did the bloke in that video look like a horse with those big teeth?

Sounds like another clue

 

[Navcorr]

Sounds like another clue

Hmmm ... not here it Aint.Really!