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Tipping Point- Are They Making The Questions To Hard For The Average Person
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On today they had
What sport is played at Wimbledon
What is the first letter of the word Gnome
The feet are at the end of what limbs in the human body
What film producer and director was married to Lilian Disney
Butcher, baker and who else makes a well known sayng
What is the plural of Millenia
How many borders does the UK have(No answer then after time 0)
Surely they cannot make then any harder
What sport is played at Wimbledon
What is the first letter of the word Gnome
The feet are at the end of what limbs in the human body
What film producer and director was married to Lilian Disney
Butcher, baker and who else makes a well known sayng
What is the plural of Millenia
How many borders does the UK have(No answer then after time 0)
Surely they cannot make then any harder
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Just imagine Mikey, you're there, through to the difficult bit where you play glorified penny falls while a simpering cretin stands beside you babbling nonsense about ghost drops and riders and the question appears: What is Olly Murs famous for?
According to your logic you'd have looked like a right dimwit not knowing that (as per your answer yesterday) and the nation would forever know you as Olly Wales.
Everybody has their blind spots, yours for example, constantly typing program when the word is programme.
Just saying.
According to your logic you'd have looked like a right dimwit not knowing that (as per your answer yesterday) and the nation would forever know you as Olly Wales.
Everybody has their blind spots, yours for example, constantly typing program when the word is programme.
Just saying.
Dougie...program and programme is one of my weak points, but thanks for reminding me....again. Nesserssary is another !
The above questions are ludicrously easy, with the possible exception of number 6, although my dictionary gives millennia as the plural of millennium.
But, apart from an obvious desire to humiliate people, just what is the point of the other questions above ?
I realise that programmes such as this are not meant to be taken seriously, but there are other TV quizzes that manage to be both serious and entertaining, like "Eggheads"
As to your comments about Olly Murs, in the extreme unlikelihood of my appearing on "Tipping Point"
I might have guessed that he was a pop singer, or general so-called celebrity, by the fact that I was being asked a question with his name in it, on a TV programme such as this. My answer wouldn't have been that he was a Nobel Prize winner.
The above questions are ludicrously easy, with the possible exception of number 6, although my dictionary gives millennia as the plural of millennium.
But, apart from an obvious desire to humiliate people, just what is the point of the other questions above ?
I realise that programmes such as this are not meant to be taken seriously, but there are other TV quizzes that manage to be both serious and entertaining, like "Eggheads"
As to your comments about Olly Murs, in the extreme unlikelihood of my appearing on "Tipping Point"
I might have guessed that he was a pop singer, or general so-called celebrity, by the fact that I was being asked a question with his name in it, on a TV programme such as this. My answer wouldn't have been that he was a Nobel Prize winner.
Some seem to aspire to being viewed as existing on a loftier plane than they do though.
My suspicions were first aroused when Mikey knew the price of all the offers in Lidl but had never happened across one of the more promoted 'entertainers' of recent years.
The two go hand in hand.
He doth protest too much.
My suspicions were first aroused when Mikey knew the price of all the offers in Lidl but had never happened across one of the more promoted 'entertainers' of recent years.
The two go hand in hand.
He doth protest too much.
One of the very best baritones of his generation.
I was in the audience for the Cardiff Singer of the World in 1989, when he beat Bryn Terfel in the final. I had watched this pan out all week, and the audience was definitely hoping the local boy was going to win.
But as soon as Hvorostovsky, started to sing, it was obvious who was going to win the contest. He completely won over the crowd.
For a singer like him, to die so young, is a terrible thing.
Here he is, in a role that he made his own...Eugene Onegin :::
I was in the audience for the Cardiff Singer of the World in 1989, when he beat Bryn Terfel in the final. I had watched this pan out all week, and the audience was definitely hoping the local boy was going to win.
But as soon as Hvorostovsky, started to sing, it was obvious who was going to win the contest. He completely won over the crowd.
For a singer like him, to die so young, is a terrible thing.
Here he is, in a role that he made his own...Eugene Onegin :::
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