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[MissBoots]

Just filling quiz to post off when I find I have a couple of spaces (besides those which everyone else seems to be missing!).

39. Proverb - NMWTDD.
72. TV programme - picture of 3 animal puppets - a squirrel, rabbit and mouse I think.

Thank you if anyone can help.

[Dustybun]

Needs must when the devil drives

[ageing fast]

Not doing this quiz so haven't seen the picture - but wondered if it could be Rag, Tag and Bobtail

See picture on this site
http://www.whirligig-tv.co.uk/tv/children/watc hwm/watchwm.htm

[MissBoots]

Dustybun - thank you very much , I've never come across that particular proverb so would never have got it without your help.

ageing fast - thank you very much also, yes it's Rag, Tag and Bobtail!

[mazie]

Rag, Tag and Bobtail, Louise Cochrane's delightful stories about a hedgehog, a mouse and a rabbit, told by Charles E. Stidwell. Sometimes five baby rabbits would also appear with them.

[MissBoots]

Thanks for replying Mazie to confirm answer.

[mazie]

not confirming it MissBoots, I dont think it is Rag Tag and Bobtail

[MissBoots]

Mazie - have looked at some sites with pictures of Rag, Tag and Bobtail on - they look like the same characters as portrayed on my very poor photocopy in the quiz, so I think I'll go with them. Thanks for your input.

[mazie]

dont mean to labour this one but....

Louise Cochrane's delightful stories about a hedgehog, a mouse and a rabbit

no mention of a squirrel

[candled]

picture is hedgehog rabbit and mouse, , I'm sure its Rag Tag and Bobtail...c

[MissBoots]

Mazie -poor quality picture in quiz - the 'squirrel' probably is a hedgehog with some leaves behind it which looks abit like a tail!
candled - thanks (once again!)

[smouse]

I think its rag tag and bobtail - I grew up with them - should I admit that - lol

[MissBoots]

Thanks smouse - posted off now, so no going back!

[Jammydodgem]

Now that it's gone off in the post the anagram round can be discussed more freely.

If the first one was Spleen not kidney that gives a good start.

I used the latin for Horse Chestnut........giving an a

The skull and crossbones was Edward Englands personal flag.

This site gave cape cod.

Harold and Hurricane correct.

JD

[MissBoots]

Interesting!

I actually wrote the answer 110 as 'headaches' on my quiz sheet as it seemed to fit, although the first letters of my answers 101 -109 didn't spell it out!

Thanks for your reply JD.