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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? " Art Deco | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco" Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. " If it wasn't for the clue, I don't think I would have guessed it. No trivia for you unfortunately, but keep it up | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. " What’s the collective name for a group of flamingos? | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. What’s the collective name for a group of flamingos? " A legover | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. What’s the collective name for a group of flamingos? " I do believe that is a flamboyance | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. What’s the collective name for a group of flamingos? " Flamboyance | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. What’s the collective name for a group of flamingos? " Flamingogogogos? | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. What’s the collective name for a group of flamingos? I do believe that is a flamboyance " Beat me to it | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. What’s the collective name for a group of flamingos? I do believe that is a flamboyance Beat me to it" Correct. Someone else's turn. It's Monday. My brain isn't fully functional til at least 5pm. | |||
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"Which innovative design style, popular in the 1920’s and 1930’s, takes its name from the Expisistiin Internationale des Arts Decoraftifs et Indutriels Modernes, held in Paris in 1925? Art Deco Bingo As he said above the clue was in the question. Any more trivia questions from anybody. " I knew it had to be art deco but i didn't know why it was it called that so i learnt something today! | |||
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"In Greek myth, which Titan was forced to carry the sky on his shoulders, as punishment for taking part in a war against the Olympian gods?" Stavros Flatley | |||
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"In Greek myth, which Titan was forced to carry the sky on his shoulders, as punishment for taking part in a war against the Olympian gods?" Atlas | |||
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"In Greek myth, which Titan was forced to carry the sky on his shoulders, as punishment for taking part in a war against the Olympian gods? Stavros Flatley" No but he did star in the biopic | |||
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"In Greek myth, which Titan was forced to carry the sky on his shoulders, as punishment for taking part in a war against the Olympian gods? Atlas" Correctomundo. | |||
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"Sisiphus (spelling uncertain)" Wrong but worthy of being right. | |||
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"What Icelandic geothermal location shares the same name as a 1980 film?" Ooh good one. Blue lagoon. How gorgeous was Brooke Shields. | |||
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"What Icelandic geothermal location shares the same name as a 1980 film? Ooh good one. Blue lagoon. How gorgeous was Brooke Shields. " Great film....and correct | |||
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"What popular tourist destination was once called “The Island of Swine”? " Is it the Bahamas, one of the islands there has swimming pigs doesn't it? Mrs x | |||
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"Globe and Jerusalem are types of what?" Artichoke | |||
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"Globe and Jerusalem are types of what?" That’s artichokes. Amazing vegetables which are much tastier than they look. | |||
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"What popular tourist destination was once called “The Island of Swine”? Is it the Bahamas, one of the islands there has swimming pigs doesn't it? Mrs x" You learn something new everyday. | |||
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"What popular tourist destination was once called “The Island of Swine”? Is it the Bahamas, one of the islands there has swimming pigs doesn't it? Mrs x" No x | |||
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"Globe and Jerusalem are types of what? Artichoke " Correct | |||
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"What popular tourist destination was once called “The Island of Swine”? Is it the Bahamas, one of the islands there has swimming pigs doesn't it? Mrs x" Come summertime we get them down here on the beaches in Dorset aswell | |||
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"On 18 November 1939, Flight Lieutenant ’Shorty’ Longbottom flew a specially adapted Spitfire over the Siegfried Line to prove the value of what?" Hmmmm...haven't Googled...but WW2 had just been declared....so I'm taking a stab at either: 1) The value to Americans of their government financially supporting the Allies? Or 2) Something to do with extra fuel range/sea pontoons rather than just wheeled landing gear? | |||
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"On 18 November 1939, Flight Lieutenant ’Shorty’ Longbottom flew a specially adapted Spitfire over the Siegfried Line to prove the value of what? Hmmmm...haven't Googled...but WW2 had just been declared....so I'm taking a stab at either: 1) The value to Americans of their government financially supporting the Allies? Or 2) Something to do with extra fuel range/sea pontoons rather than just wheeled landing gear?" Good guesses but alas not correct. | |||
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"What popular tourist destination was once called “The Island of Swine”? Is it the Bahamas, one of the islands there has swimming pigs doesn't it? Mrs x You learn something new everyday. " It was Cuba | |||
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"What popular tourist destination was once called “The Island of Swine”? Is it the Bahamas, one of the islands there has swimming pigs doesn't it? Mrs x You learn something new everyday. It was Cuba " Aha is that the bay of pigs. | |||
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"On 18 November 1939, Flight Lieutenant ’Shorty’ Longbottom flew a specially adapted Spitfire over the Siegfried Line to prove the value of what?" Incontinence pants. | |||
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"On 18 November 1939, Flight Lieutenant ’Shorty’ Longbottom flew a specially adapted Spitfire over the Siegfried Line to prove the value of what? Incontinence pants." That was a happy coincidence. | |||
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"On 18 November 1939, Flight Lieutenant ’Shorty’ Longbottom flew a specially adapted Spitfire over the Siegfried Line to prove the value of what?" I’m not going to say because I was so intrigued that I looked it up, suffice to say , that’s pretty ingenious | |||
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