Trivial Pursuit

[BFR]

lincolnshire

[David Holden]

Badger is on the right track.

[Martin]

North Yorkshire?

[Mark (Flag) Braintree]

Northamptonshire.

[BFR]

South Yorkshire?

[David Holden]

North Yorkshire is the correct answer

[Barry Scott]

that's not a county!

[BFR]

Yes it is! Check the counties game on mousebreaker.net for confirmation if you like

[vienna1964]

Lincolnshire ?

 

(PS - Yorkshire per se is no longer a county as a whole !)

[Barry Scott]

like I give a monkeys - buckinghamshire

[Martin]

The answer is North Yorkshire people which is a county. And that makes it my question:

 

Which of the Great Lakes is the CN Tower reflected in?

[Big J R]

Surely, it must be Lake Ontario ???

[vienna1964]

It is certainly located on the Northern shore of Lake Ontario... so that would seem to be in the bag BJR !

[Big J R]

OK then !

 

Here's one I'll guarantee you'll have to use the web for.

 

Master Sergeant John Woods, United States Army, became internationally famous for what in the 1940's ???

[David Holden]

He was an executioner at Nuremburg

[Big J R]

As usual, correct again, David.

 

He was the 3rd Army's hangman. Debateable if he was a competent executioner who deliberatly bodged the Nurenburg hangings, or just plain incompetent !

 

Yor go, then !

[David Holden]

Which medal did Robert Maxwell win in WWII?

[Badger]

At a guess, it'll be one from the Czechoslovakian army, but I'd need touse the net to make sure.

[Badger]

Right, quick look on the net, and I notice that this is quite a cunning question.

 

It's not Robert Maxwell the famous media tycoon and dead bloke. An American who coinicidentally has the same name won a medal, but I won't say which one as I had to use the net to find out.

[David Holden]

Quote:

It's not Robert Maxwell the famous media tycoon and dead bloke. An American who coinicidentally has the same name won a medal, but I won't say which one as I had to use the net to find out.

Err wrong I do mean the former Media Tycoon, now deceased.