Right bollocks to it I can't find it so to prove i haven't been completely wasting my time here's my wrong answer!! A) It's a women and B) She hasn't broken any records... So, wrong but fuck it;
Janine Shepherd 1962- Cited at Women Aviatian Pioneers of Australia and New Zealand Skies 1900-2000
And The Good SHEPHERD Cathedral in Ayr, South Ayrshire, Scotland
I know it's wrong but I really can't find anything else!
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miami Vice wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Is the Australian aviator Richard Fawcett?[/QUOTE]
No offence by the way!
No offence by the way!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miami Vice wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Since yesterday was the sixth of June i decided to ask this question of all of you- What were the code names of the beaches the allied forces landed on the sixth of June 1944?[/QUOTE]
2 British: Gold and Sword
2 American: Omaha and Utah
1 Canadian: Juno
and US and British: Pointe du Hoc (not a code name)
2 British: Gold and Sword
2 American: Omaha and Utah
1 Canadian: Juno
and US and British: Pointe du Hoc (not a code name)
i turn your brains to mush
spud turns them to mash lol
spud turns them to mash lol
Alrighty, which composer wrote the most concertos?
Also which actor lined up to replace Sean Connery as James Bond was eventually rejected due to problems/concerns related to his alcohol consumption?
Also which actor lined up to replace Sean Connery as James Bond was eventually rejected due to problems/concerns related to his alcohol consumption?
^ David Hasselhoff. :P
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]<font color="ffa500"><b> chickenlicious! wrote: [/QUOTENAME]^ David Hasselhoff. :P[/QUOTE]
I'm afraid not, but the Hoff has enjoyed a spectacular fall!
I'm afraid not, but the Hoff has enjoyed a spectacular fall!
the answers have arrived for the two questions we all spent weeks trying to find.
1] i knew it wasnt panama even though the answer that was originally given was.it is india and the song is jana gana mana 1935
2]the 2 words where you had to take the letter I out and rearrange the remaining letters into another word is in fact a ridiculous answer its bordering on ludicrous :-]
would you like me to put you out of your misery re the aviator and the cathedral?
1] i knew it wasnt panama even though the answer that was originally given was.it is india and the song is jana gana mana 1935
2]the 2 words where you had to take the letter I out and rearrange the remaining letters into another word is in fact a ridiculous answer its bordering on ludicrous :-]
would you like me to put you out of your misery re the aviator and the cathedral?
Yes please. What was the ridiculous synonym? What was the name of the school?
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Spud wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yes please. And what was the ridiculous answer to the synonym?[/QUOTE]
doon school,at dehradun,north of delhi.
charles ulm is the aviator
and the synonyms are there and youve used one of them lol
doon school,at dehradun,north of delhi.
charles ulm is the aviator
and the synonyms are there and youve used one of them lol
Damn it I realised, edited out my question and then found you got there first. I've put the question back :)
I'm gutted I didn't get Charles Ulm. He got over shadowed by his more famous partner Charles Kingsford Smith who makes all the lists, where Ulm makes none. He doesn't even merit his own stub on Wiki, just a passing mention underneath Smith - poor man!
I'm gutted I didn't get Charles Ulm. He got over shadowed by his more famous partner Charles Kingsford Smith who makes all the lists, where Ulm makes none. He doesn't even merit his own stub on Wiki, just a passing mention underneath Smith - poor man!
so yeah,it was a ridiculous and ludicrous answer lol
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Miami Vice wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Since yesterday was the sixth of June i decided to ask this question of all of you- What were the code names of the beaches the allied forces landed on the sixth of June 1944?[/QUOTE]
DAMN! I could have answered that one too, since I've actually been walking on them! :-(
DAMN! I could have answered that one too, since I've actually been walking on them! :-(
heres your weekend teasers.3 this weekend to keep you going:
1] if the USA was 1 november 1952;russia was 12 august 1953;china was 17 june 1967;and france was 24 august 1958;then what date applied to the UK in the same context?
2]he has played glenda jackson's lover on stage,and helen mirren's on screen.in which oscar-winning film was he very briefly heard but not seen?
3]what professionally,did sanjeev bhaskar,keith chegwin,john cleese,sean connery,tony hancock and sid james all have in common?
good luck
1] if the USA was 1 november 1952;russia was 12 august 1953;china was 17 june 1967;and france was 24 august 1958;then what date applied to the UK in the same context?
2]he has played glenda jackson's lover on stage,and helen mirren's on screen.in which oscar-winning film was he very briefly heard but not seen?
3]what professionally,did sanjeev bhaskar,keith chegwin,john cleese,sean connery,tony hancock and sid james all have in common?
good luck
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]joxerthesunburntpirate wrote: [/QUOTENAME]heres your weekend teasers.3 this weekend to keep you going:
1] if the USA was 1 november 1952;russia was 12 august 1953;china was 17 june 1967;and france was 24 august 1958;then what date applied to the UK in the same context?[/QUOTE]
15 May 1957, UK detonates first hydrogen bomb.
I'll turn my attention to the others tomorrow, off down the pub.
1] if the USA was 1 november 1952;russia was 12 august 1953;china was 17 june 1967;and france was 24 august 1958;then what date applied to the UK in the same context?[/QUOTE]
15 May 1957, UK detonates first hydrogen bomb.
I'll turn my attention to the others tomorrow, off down the pub.