Question of the day

GeoffCapes · Jul 1, 2016

spkennyuk said:
Its the theme tune to match of the day i think.

Correct. Thought it was quite an easy one.

Over to you!

spkennyuk · Jul 1, 2016

What is the only creature known to exchange sexual services behind its mates back in return for payment ?

To my knowledge it is the only creature of any type that is known to carry out a form of prostitution. To give you a couple of clues. The creature is a bird and the payment is by rocks, stones and pebbles.

daverichardson · Jul 1, 2016

Yes I have seen this and I am wracking my brains, but it will not come...........
So I will guess at Richard Branson

RSM Masser · Jul 1, 2016

Is it a PPPP ......Penguin?

spkennyuk · Jul 1, 2016

RSM Masser said:
Is it a PPPP ......Penguin?

Spot on Rsm. A full explaination is below but your question.

AdÃ©lie penguins build their nests with stones, a rare commodity in Antarctica and one for which they are willing to pay. When their partner’s back is turned, they trade “intimate favours” with other single males in return for bigger, better stones – the only known example of bird prostitution

RSM Masser · Jul 2, 2016

I remember seeing that on one of David Attenborough programs
It really made me laugh

Now for a question

A fox is chasing a rabbit
The rabbit runs into a wood - how far can he go with the fox chasing?

spkennyuk · Jul 3, 2016

RSM Masser said:
I remember seeing that on one of David Attenborough programs
It really made me laugh

Now for a question

A fox is chasing a rabbit
The rabbit runs into a wood - how far can he go with the fox chasing?

If its a 3 wood then its not going any further !

Thumperuk · Jul 3, 2016

It can only chase it in to the middle of the wood, after that it's chasing it out of the wood.

RSM Masser · Jul 4, 2016

Thumperuk said:
It can only chase it in to the middle of the wood, after that it's chasing it out of the wood.

Correct -far too easy... but I was under pressure and being a bit of a thick tw@t it was all I could think of

Thumperuk · Jul 5, 2016

The comedian Jack Whitehall has two famous godfathers, can you name them both?

daverichardson · Jul 5, 2016

I know one of them because of a tenuous link
The father of this godfather (if you follow me) was the Barrister that represented Jagger and Richards in their drug bust trial in the 1960's that lead to the famous Times headline 'Who breaks a Butterfly on a Wheel (or something like that
Anyway as for the other one I guess it is another luvvie so I will go for Roger Moore

daverichardson · Jul 5, 2016

I know some rubbish me!

zagatoes30 · Jul 5, 2016

Thumperuk said:
The comedian Jack Whitehall has two famous godfathers, can you name them both?

No

Do I win ?

CatmanV2 · Jul 5, 2016

zagatoes30 said:
No

Do I win ?

I think your answer is correct, so you probably should

C

zagatoes30 · Jul 5, 2016

CatmanV2 said:
I think your answer is correct, so you probably should

C

That's what I thought my answer was factual and therefore correct

CatmanV2 · Jul 5, 2016

zagatoes30 said:
That's what I thought my answer was factual and therefore correct

Indeed. I nearly answered the same, but you got there first.

C

Thumperuk · Jul 5, 2016

That is a random fact Dave, I wasn't aware of that and had to look it up but you are correct. Nigel Havers father represented Jagger and Richards, however the other godfather was not Roger Moore. He was another famous actor though.

Thumperuk · Jul 5, 2016

I love your logic Andy but unfortunately I was looking for slightly more detail

Thumperuk · Jul 6, 2016

I'll give you a clue to the second godfather, he appeared in the Harry Potter films (among many other things) and died in 2013 due to complications during heart surgery.

daverichardson · Jul 7, 2016

Oh that chap who ate all the pies and was supposed to be a detective.......................

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