73%, - got all the ones that have anything to do with Northern Ireland wrong. I mean FFS, who decided there was any culture in Londonderry?
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>> I mean FFS, who decided there was any culture in Londonderry?
Well, at least I put Manchester!!!
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>> 73%, - got all the ones that have anything to do with Northern Ireland wrong.
>> I mean FFS, who decided there was any culture in Londonderry?
You should have got that by eliminating the others who have got it before - think barrel scraping.
80%.
I didn't know that the Michael Joseph Theatre was in my ertswhile home town of Huddersfield.
Nor did I know the date of the Act of Union accurately, or the name of the biggest hillock in Northern Ireland (or recognise any of the names for that matter).
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>> I didn't know that the Michael Joseph Theatre was in my ertswhile home town of Huddersfield.
Don't worry Manatee, it's not. It's in Scarborough.
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>> >> I didn't know that the Michael Joseph Theatre was in my ertswhile home town
>> of Huddersfield.
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>> Don't worry Manatee, it's not. It's in Scarborough.
So it is. They must have moved it already.
Not in Torquay, anyway.
Last edited by: Manatee on Tue 16 Jul 13 at 13:58
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>> Don't worry Manatee, it's not. It's in Scarborough.
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I've always thought it was called the Stephen Joseph Theatre and indeed www.sjt.uk.com seems to confirm that... Founded by the son of Michael Joseph though
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67% but a silly set of questions. Now if you asked me what was the first name of the first person to standardise nut and bolt threads and questions like that, you'd be far closer!
Answer - it was Joseph Whitworth
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Once I'd reached as far as question 10 and found there were more I lost interest.
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It only goes up to 15.
I got 60%
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60%, of which 20% down to guesswork.
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80% - quite pleased about that.....
......The two I got wrong were the Michael Joseph Theatre and the most northerly cathedral
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and the most northerly cathedral
I got this one right, but I have been there! Did a trip to Shetlands and Orkneys some years ago in a technical vehicle for the BBC. While I certainly worked for more that 40 hours in a week I was effectively self scheduling so often worked into the evening and weekends and took rather lengthy lunch breaks for sight seeing.
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67%, but I only knew three and guessed the rest.
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Cannot get it to work properly ATM, pages keep freezing and it's not recording my answers - says 27% but when I review only the northerly cathedral and the wotsit holes were wrong.
Will try again later
Last edited by: Bromptonaut on Tue 16 Jul 13 at 10:49
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>> Fab excuse.
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IE7 on a work machine!!! Doesn't really cut the mustard anymore. Some sites refuse to treat with it altogether.
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87%.
Got the culture one wrong (put Manchester), and the Act of Union signature date.
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87% for me also, but I guessed on some.
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80%
Let down by the Act of Union, NI hills and northern cathedrals. And guessed a few.
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87%...Got the theatre and the cathedral wrong.
Smartass !
Ted
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>>87%...Smartass !
Big headed gyt more like it - what's the betting you blimmin cheated and looked the questions up on Goggle!
(*_*)
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I seem to be the dunce. There's really not much of interest outside Norfolk ;-)
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I could show you some absolutely amazing sugar-beet fields.
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Got 60%, I don't think I did too badly I took an educated guess at a lot of the answers. E.g an active volcano being in Edinburgh, there was only one place that could be as the rest of the places on the list are flat. I knew all the questions about Wales.
I find I only really learn about places if I visit them though otherwise its just meaningless facts.
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Using same answers as before 80%.
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yeah right. Sorry your score is timed out.
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93% but there were two lucky guesses in that (highest peak in NI and Michael Joseph theatre.)
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Got 60%, I don't think I did too badly.
We'd expect one in twenty to get 6/15 by guesswork alone, Rats, so that gives you a credit score of 3 - 2 if we insist on a 1% significance threshold.
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>> >>87%...Smartass !
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>> Big headed gyt more like it - what's the betting you blimmin cheated and looked
>> the questions up on Goggle!
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>> (*_*)
Cheeky young sod ! Your name's gone in my book !!
Don't forget, Manchester will always be the capital of culture...in spite of other pretenders.
Harrrumph....my village is bigger than your only city...so there ! Ask Ratto.
Kiss Kiss.
Ted
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>>Cheeky young sod
I likes that Teddy - 61 in September :(
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Still wet behind the lugs....I'm 67.
I bet you're still a virgin ! :-)
Ted
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>>I bet you're still a virgin
I'll have to ask the missus about that ;)
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Only 67% - some difficult questions.
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>> >>I bet you're still a virgin
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>> I'll have to ask the missus about that ;)
Not my missus...I hope.
Ted
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As I said my guesses where not random they were educated guesses by eliminating the other answers. Most of them I got right I knew the answer to anyway.
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I didn't know most of them (33%) although I'm not sure that means I don't know the UK. Registration index letters for example?
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>> I didn't know most of them (33%) although I'm not sure that means I don't
>> know the UK. Registration index letters for example?
Seem to recall there was only answer with three geographically adjacent counties. Logic dictates that even UK b'crats wouldn't group two adjacent counties with a third that was in another part of the country.
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You may well be correct, I didn't read them looking for any logic like that.
EDIT: Just checked, you seem to be correct.
Last edited by: No FM2R on Tue 16 Jul 13 at 23:51
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73% for me. Three of my correct answers were pure guesses.
Anyway, if its outside Yorkshire who cares.
Which reminds me of the Hale & Pace sketch about Yorkshire Airlines...talking of which I was chatting with Mr Bennett esq last week. Nice enough bloke, despite coming from West Yorkshire.
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