Aaron 5
Grey Cells 11.5
Beavis and Butthead 16.5
Two's Company 21
You Can't Teach That 22.5
Hound 35.5
As you can probably tell from the team names and scores, there wasn't much competition for the 3 Hounds that made the trip to the Foxley Hatch as the rest of the country watched Sutton United take on the Arse'.
Apparently one of the founders of Costa coffee resides in Purley, but can you guess how many Costa outlets there are in Purley? Graham and I pondered this whilst awaiting Robson's arrival from a CPD event.
Our gangly young quiz master rattled of 4 rounds of 10 questions. The fact that we got 35.5 out of 40 gives you an indication of how taxing the questions were.
General Knowledge, Sports, TV and dingbats.
Apparently it's a prophet who is not recognised in his own land. Apart from that, there were some other near misses where we plumped for the wrong option out of 2 possibles.
We celebrated late into the night with shots of Irish Whisky and Drambuie and Robson was pictured eating a pasty. An inquiry will follow.
Probably no quiz this Thursday due to lack of numbers post- Brexit.
Please see attached. As discussed, comments and amendments welcome
ReplyDeleteLordy! That is me eating a pasty.
ReplyDeleteYep, Bruno Costa. Sounds like he should play for Chelsea but maybe he'll be a neighbour of yours D2.
Mrs O got that all tv dentists are called Ben straight away. Recalled Adam and Russell as Butterflies sons as well, and the platonic affair guy who was Leonard not Lionel. Theme tune written by Dolly but sung by Clare Torry. The latter is more famous for the wordless vocals in 'The Great Gig In The Sky' on Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon. She was originally paid a fixed fee of £30, but successfully claimed a songwriting credit and out of court settlement of a small fortune. Graham
ReplyDeleteWas Mrs Agozza under the beguiling influence of 4 of Mr Kronen of Bourg's finest at the time of asking?
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