Complete and utter bollox trivia quiz
03 August 2001, 05:21 PM
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stuff in my head...
1. What's Spock's dad called (star trek)?
2. What's Angus' surname in The Gap Series books?
3. Which album and by who did the following lyric come from?
"I came back as a bag of groceries accidentally taken of the shelf before the date stamped on my side"
4. What film is Roy Batty a character in?
5. Who composed the main piece of theme music for the film Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence?
6. Who composed twinkle twinkle little star?
7. Name the album and artist where the song "A man needs a maid" appears
8. If you have 2 spheres of equal weight and size, but one is hollow, how do you work out which is which?
9. Who was the woman that Steve sh@gged in eastenders last night (not Mel and I don't know the answer to this one)?
10. An easy one, which film?
Him: I bake!
Her: You bake?!
Him: You like chocolate
Her: I'm allergic
Him: How about carrot cake?
Her: With cream cheese frosting?
Very trivial trivia! Killed the last 20 minutes of my day. I'll log on after 6 and present marks/answers!
1. What's Spock's dad called (star trek)?
2. What's Angus' surname in The Gap Series books?
3. Which album and by who did the following lyric come from?
"I came back as a bag of groceries accidentally taken of the shelf before the date stamped on my side"
4. What film is Roy Batty a character in?
5. Who composed the main piece of theme music for the film Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence?
6. Who composed twinkle twinkle little star?
7. Name the album and artist where the song "A man needs a maid" appears
8. If you have 2 spheres of equal weight and size, but one is hollow, how do you work out which is which?
9. Who was the woman that Steve sh@gged in eastenders last night (not Mel and I don't know the answer to this one)?
10. An easy one, which film?
Him: I bake!
Her: You bake?!
Him: You like chocolate
Her: I'm allergic
Him: How about carrot cake?
Her: With cream cheese frosting?
Very trivial trivia! Killed the last 20 minutes of my day. I'll log on after 6 and present marks/answers!
03 August 2001, 05:26 PM
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I'm game.. (without using the internet...honest!!!)
1.Sarek
2.?
3.?
4.Blade Runner
5.Sergio someone ?
6.Jesus - or some other syncophant... Ho Ho
7.?
8.asses by free fall accelearation ?
9.didnt see it.
10.I'm blind !!!!
1.Sarek
2.?
3.?
4.Blade Runner
5.Sergio someone ?
6.Jesus - or some other syncophant... Ho Ho
7.?
8.asses by free fall accelearation ?
9.didnt see it.
10.I'm blind !!!!
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03 August 2001, 05:49 PM
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So a quick recap:
1.Sarek
2.Thermopyle
3.Dead, They Might Be Giants
4.Blade Runner
5.Ryuichi Sakamoto
6.Jane Taylor
7.Harvest, Neil Young
8.Solid sphere will sink or free fall thingy
9.Sharon
10. Not a bloody clue
1.Sarek
2.Thermopyle
3.Dead, They Might Be Giants
4.Blade Runner
5.Ryuichi Sakamoto
6.Jane Taylor
7.Harvest, Neil Young
8.Solid sphere will sink or free fall thingy
9.Sharon
10. Not a bloody clue
03 August 2001, 06:22 PM
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1. What's Spock's dad called (star trek)?
Saarek
2. What's Angus' surname in The Gap Series books?
Angus Thermopyle
3. Which album and by who did the following lyric come from?
"I came back as a bag of groceries accidentally taken of the shelf before the date stamped on my side"
They might be giants, flood
4. What film is Roy Batty a character in?
bladerunner
5. Who composed the main piece of theme music for the film Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence?
ryuichi sakamoto
6. Who composed twinkle twinkle little star?
Mozart!
7. Name the album and artist where the song "A man needs a maid" appears
Harvest, neil young
8. If you have 2 spheres of equal weight and size, but one is hollow, how do you work out which is which?
roll them, hollow one will roll furthest
dropping them is no use, they're the same weight.
although not specified, floating might not work.
I was expecting some smart alec to say cut them in half!!
9. Who was the woman that Steve sh@gged in eastenders last night (not Mel and I don't know the answer to this one)?
10. An easy one, which film?
Him: I bake!
Her: You bake?!
Him: You like chocolate
Her: I'm allergic
Him: How about carrot cake?
Her: With cream cheese frosting?
When a man loves a woman - meg ryan and andy garcia at the start of the film.
Wow you're all as sad as me!
c'mon then, anuther one!
Saarek
2. What's Angus' surname in The Gap Series books?
Angus Thermopyle
3. Which album and by who did the following lyric come from?
"I came back as a bag of groceries accidentally taken of the shelf before the date stamped on my side"
They might be giants, flood
4. What film is Roy Batty a character in?
bladerunner
5. Who composed the main piece of theme music for the film Merry Christmas Mr Lawrence?
ryuichi sakamoto
6. Who composed twinkle twinkle little star?
Mozart!
7. Name the album and artist where the song "A man needs a maid" appears
Harvest, neil young
8. If you have 2 spheres of equal weight and size, but one is hollow, how do you work out which is which?
roll them, hollow one will roll furthest
dropping them is no use, they're the same weight.
although not specified, floating might not work.
I was expecting some smart alec to say cut them in half!!
9. Who was the woman that Steve sh@gged in eastenders last night (not Mel and I don't know the answer to this one)?
10. An easy one, which film?
Him: I bake!
Her: You bake?!
Him: You like chocolate
Her: I'm allergic
Him: How about carrot cake?
Her: With cream cheese frosting?
When a man loves a woman - meg ryan and andy garcia at the start of the film.
Wow you're all as sad as me!
c'mon then, anuther one!
03 August 2001, 06:28 PM
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Okay David, yep, I have sad music taste! My CDs range from Paula abdul through rachmaninov, metallica, sisters of mercy through to Neil young and Alison Krauss.
Oops.
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03 August 2001, 08:47 PM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Fosters:
<B>8. If you have 2 spheres of equal weight and size, but one is hollow, how do you work out which is which?
roll them, hollow one will roll furthest
dropping them is no use, they're the same weight.
although not specified, floating might not work.
I was expecting some smart alec to say cut them in half!![/quote]
How do you intend rolling them? If simply down a slope, then the hollow one will take more time to accelerate, which will offset the extra inertia as it slows down!
Floating won't work, because they will have exactly the same density (weight by volume).
I suppose that you could heat them both up, and then monitor the rate of reduction in temperature, but that will depend on the specific heat capacity of whatever makes up each sphere.
How about squeezing each one, and then noting which one deforms (or rather dents) first?
mb
<B>8. If you have 2 spheres of equal weight and size, but one is hollow, how do you work out which is which?
roll them, hollow one will roll furthest
dropping them is no use, they're the same weight.
although not specified, floating might not work.
I was expecting some smart alec to say cut them in half!![/quote]
How do you intend rolling them? If simply down a slope, then the hollow one will take more time to accelerate, which will offset the extra inertia as it slows down!
Floating won't work, because they will have exactly the same density (weight by volume).
I suppose that you could heat them both up, and then monitor the rate of reduction in temperature, but that will depend on the specific heat capacity of whatever makes up each sphere.
How about squeezing each one, and then noting which one deforms (or rather dents) first?
mb
06 August 2001, 09:21 AM
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:<HR>Originally posted by boomer:
<B> How do you intend rolling them? If simply down a slope, then the hollow one will take more time to accelerate, which will offset the extra inertia as it slows down!
Floating won't work, because they will have exactly the same density (weight by volume).
I suppose that you could heat them both up, and then monitor the rate of reduction in temperature, but that will depend on the specific heat capacity of whatever makes up each sphere.
How about squeezing each one, and then noting which one deforms (or rather dents) first?
mb[/quote]
Bung them both in the microwave for an hour. The one that doesn't explode is solid.
<B> How do you intend rolling them? If simply down a slope, then the hollow one will take more time to accelerate, which will offset the extra inertia as it slows down!
Floating won't work, because they will have exactly the same density (weight by volume).
I suppose that you could heat them both up, and then monitor the rate of reduction in temperature, but that will depend on the specific heat capacity of whatever makes up each sphere.
How about squeezing each one, and then noting which one deforms (or rather dents) first?
mb[/quote]
Bung them both in the microwave for an hour. The one that doesn't explode is solid.
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