WITHQUIZ The Withington Pub Quiz League QUIZBIZ 3rd November 2004 |
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Results & Match Reports |
Electric Pigs lost at home to Albert Park who broke their duck for the season History Men overwhelmed a 3-man X-Pats down at the Red St Caths had a comfortable home victory over Albert Ethel Rodin went down at home to league leaders Fifth Finger Opsimaths lost at home yet again - this time to Snoopy's Friends |
Quiz Paper Verdict |
This week we had a Bingo paper from FCEK. A pretty tough one too. Comments from around the games were mixed. Fifth Finger thought it above average but at St Caths they were none too happy. At the Albert Club despite some really interesting questions we eventually found the 2 and half hours it took us to get through the paper a bit of a problem. As ever with Gerry, Damian and co. there was much of interest and some fairly roundabout phraseology. There were certainly some revelations (such as the "died in the bog" question at 52) and some nice ideas (like the bottom 3 alphabetical clubs getting relegated at 67 - why not the first 3 alphabetical clubs going then we'd be rid of Arsenal?). The pictures (sort of geographical dingbats) provided plenty of groans. So, all in all, a curate's egg of a paper. |
The Question of the Week |
For a jolly good belly laugh I have chosen Question 13 : Apparently, when he was just five years old, Shadow Defence Secretary, Nicholas Soames, walked into his grandfather’s bedroom and asked him: “Grandpa, is it true you are the greatest man in the world” “Yes I am” replied Grandpa, “now bugger off!!”. Who was Grandpa? Click here to see the answers to this and the rest of the week's questions and answers. |
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Megson in Hiding |
A Chairde, Fr. Megson is believed to be in hiding this weekend following allegations that his fingerprints had been found on a suspect picture round found in several South Manchester pubs and clubs on Wednesday night last. He is believed to have sought diplomatic immunity in the Gboottee Embassy situated in leafy South West Ladybarn. Late last night the Embassy received a call from a man, claiming to represent the Moral Majority breakaway faction of the Didsbury Rotary Club. He is claimed to have warned the controversial cleric not to show his face in any pub within a 5 mile radius of School Lane or the consequences would be dire. The man, who spoke with a pronounced St Cath's accent was unspecific about the nature of any planned retribution but warned that, if carried out, it would mean a long period of enforced and excruciating celibacy for the hapless Fr. Megson. In a hastily convened press conference, Fr. Megson said he was unable to comment although he was heard to give a loud gulp when he heard the nature of the threats. He did manage to point out however an inaccuracy on this week's website.
Fr. Megson. |