Question of the day

[zagatoes30]

Sgt Pepper?
C

No but I would have thought you would know the film that contains the link

 

[zagatoes30]

Col. Mustard.

I see we have a clown amongst us, not a good one but a clown all the same

 

[Navcorr]

Harsh, but not entirely unfair

 

[daverichardson]

More yoko ono rubbish, not for the faint hearted at around 1. 58
Shame really as there was a lot of good stuff in this RnR Circus thingy

 

[GeoffCapes]

I only know this as when I worked with a bloke called Danny Popadopoulos his line was that he was the second most famous Popadopoulos in the country.
Then those who hadn't heard the story a million times were told that George Harrison played Mr Popadopoulos in the Life of Brian.

Subsequently we had a guy join the company who was a Fulham fan who then told him he was the third most famous as they had signed Georgios Popadopoulos the Greek international midfielder.

 

[zagatoes30]

George Harrison is what I was looking for, he was one of the producers of The Life of Brian and he did have a cameo as Mr Popadopoulos

Over to GC

 

[GeoffCapes]

A nice quick one. Which European country has the longest coastline.

 

[zagatoes30]

Not Switzerland?

 

[Wanderer]

A nice quick one. Which European country has the longest coastline.

Norway, I know this one!

 

[MarkMas]

A nice quick one.

This is going to get tiring if we do one question every 15 minutes!

 

[GeoffCapes]

Norway, I know this one!

Over to you. Didn't think it would be that quick!

 

[GeoffCapes]

This is going to get tiring if we do one question every 15 minutes!

It's all down to whether you know the answer or not. I knew the answer to the previous one instantly. If I'd read the question I got from the off, I'd have got that then, and that would have been a quick one.

 

[Wanderer]

What are/were Amiens St, Westland Row, Harcourt St, Broadstone and Kingsbridge?

 

[CatmanV2]

Names on the original Monopoly Board?

C

 

[DaveT]

Disused tube stations?

 

[Wanderer]

Nope! Close with stations

 

[zagatoes30]

I know, old names for Dublin train stations - there is a benefit living here most of the time

 

[Wanderer]

I know, old names for Dublin train stations - there is a benefit living here most of the time

That’s the one, pre 1966 names, renamed after 1916 rising heroes, apart from those closed down or turned into a bus garage. And o’connell Street used to be called Sackville street.

I’m actually in Blanchardstown now as I type, I’m off to Croker for the big semi (oo, err) on sat, Dubs - Galway, in the Gods back of the Cusack...

Any, your turn...

 

[zagatoes30]

Given that I work for Brown Thomas / Arnotts and have done on and off for about 5 years I spend lots of time on Grafton St although I have a place in Dalkey at the moment.

Off toi think of a new question

 

[zagatoes30]

As the Wendyball season is about to start what links the following clubs, Liverpool, Chelsea & Newcastle United?