Q & A

[.Ian]

Simple: answer the question and leave one of your own for the next person.<p>Q: What's the last book you read?

[Guest]

A. The bible<p>Q. What's your shoe size?

[RalphC]

A 11<p>Q Will it be a white Christmas?

[Guest]

A Probably somewhere in the world...<p>Q What is the best film that you have ever seen?

[frenchy]

A. It's A Wonderful Life, directed by Frank Kapra and starring James Stewart.<p>Q. How is the VideoPlus code worked out? You type a number into your video, e.g. 123456 and the video sets itself to record Channel 1 on 29th Nov from 7:30 - 8:00pm. I have tried to break it loads of times, but can't see any pattern. Regular favourites like Coronatin Street and Eastenders tend to have short, three number codes. More obscure programmes have longer codes.<p>[ 28 November 2001: This message was edited by: Frenchy ]</p>

[CANV EFM]

its a quite simple binary system based on the numbers 1 and er.. zero

 

how does a boomerang work?

[Badger]

Frenchy: I think it's based on how likely a particular slot is to have a programme in it. Therefore, something like Corrie, which has a regular timeslot, will have a lower number than some obscure seven minute Open Univerity thing thats on at 3:15 am. I don't know how the numbers are allocated specifically, but it's along those lines.<p>Canv: It's to do with the airflow over the surface of the boomerang. As it spins, it creates a vortex, one edge of which moves faster than the other, causing it to move in a circular motion.<p>At least one of the above answers was a guess.<p>So, unless anyone can come up with something definitive, here's my question....

Q: If you could be any age again, what would it be?

[.Ian]

A. Wouldn't like to be any age again!!<p>Q. Are all thumbprints really unique - and how do we know?<p>[ 01 December 2001: This message was edited by: Ian CIFC ]</p>

[Captain Haddock]

A. Yes - because I've watched programmes on the Discovery channel about the subject. Boy, those winter nights just fly by.<p>Q. What is the veterniary term for a dog with only three legs?

[Badger]

Hmmmm... It seems that nobody knows the answer. Are you willing to tell us?

[David Holden]

A. It's a Triped.<p>Q. What is PENTHERAPHOBIA?

[CANV EFM]

a perfectly natural fear of the 'mother in law'!!!

 

what does this mean?

 

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[David Holden]

A. Billericay Suck <p>

Q Where is Osmin Bin Laden? <img src="graemlins/dark3.gif" border="0" alt="" />

[CANV EFM]

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[David Holden]

Well I could tell you Canv.............<p>..... But then I'd have to kill you <img src="graemlins/chainsaw.gif" border="0" alt="" />

[Badger]

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by Dave GNFC:

<strong>Q Where is Osmin Bin Laden? <img src="graemlins/dark3.gif" border="0" alt="" /> </strong><hr></blockquote><p>A: In the s**t!

[CANV EFM]

dont bother.. tonites **** up may have that exact same effect

Q. which is the strongest draught lager

a.stella

b.1664

c.carling (hahahah)

d.tenants extra

e.hoegaarden (that cloudy [****!!****] in the big white pump..i have never drunk this slop )

[David Holden]

None of the above:<p>Old Speckled Hen wins hands down. (Unless you can find some Smokey Botham) <img src="graemlins/pub.gif" border="0" alt="[pub]" />

[CANV EFM]

Q. what is the piece of paper or card you fold up and stick under a table leg to stop it wobbling called?

[Guest]

A. Err... a 'So that's what you did with my lottery ticket' - haven't a clue!!<p>Q. What did you get for Christmas