Steve! 
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Did Penny Lane have a bridge on it, next to the barber's?
Re: Beatles, if we're all guessing, then how's about "I Want You (She's so heavy)"?
Beatles "A day in the life" ? (holes in Lancashire)
Across The Universe 
That's my stab.
Quote: Hercules Grytpype Thynne @ 13th November 2015, 9:17 AM GMTI have had a PM from somebody else who does not fully understand the question
Who's that loser?
Dunno. 
The Beatles song was.....
I'm Happy just to Dance with you
Oldrocker's favourite according to Nick the Don's popular thread.
I got the info for the question from Wikipedia so sue them if it's wrong
insert tongue out smiley later
Quote: Nil Putters @ 13th November 2015, 1:34 PM GMTDid Penny Lane have a bridge on it, next to the barber's?
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ 13th November 2015, 11:53 PM GMTThe Beatles song was.....
I'm Happy just to Dance with you
Oldrocker's favourite according to Nick the Don's popular thread.
Awww. Nicely done.
Quote: Steve Sunshine @ 13th November 2015, 11:53 PM GMTI got the info for the question from Wikipedia so sue them if it's wrong
Ah yes, the infallible Wikipedia 
Nice touch though Steve. 
steve have u got one for this week or not?
Quote: george roper @ 14th November 2015, 11:42 AM GMTsteve have u got one for this week or not?
Yeah come on Steve. Or are you otherwise occupied with a tin of beef jerky? (Aluminium!)
Friday Quiz August 7th 2015
1. Which British artist had their first UK No1 single in 1964, and went on to be one of the biggest names of light entertainment during the 1980s and 1990s? Cilla Black
2. The initial debris from flight MH370 has washed up on which island? Reunion
3. Name 3 UK towns or cities that are spelt differently in English and French? London/ Londres; Edinburgh/Edimbourg; Dover/Douvres
4. Name the TV show. Cybill
5. Which animal produces 200 times more wind than the average human? Cow
6. What followed Mary to school one day? A little lamb
7. What colour Smartie replaced the light brown in 1989? Blue
8. What was the name of the Flintstones' car? Cavemobile (also accepted Footmobile)
9. What links these two pictures? Roman. The film Roman Holiday and Roman Abramovich
10. Who is this? Maria Callas
11. Which phrase means 'through my fault' in Latin? Mea culpa
12. Which animated protagonists were condemned in the 1970s for their 'mindless violence'? Tom & Jerry
13. What is this building? European Parliament Building
14. In which sport do competitors go 'earholing'? Motorcycle racing
15. Which two planets in the Solar System show lunar-type phases as seen from the Earth? Mercury & Venus
16. Which is the first classic horse race of the British flat season? 1,000 Guineas
17. Name the artist and the subject. Botticelli & Venus
18. Ade, Bill, Chas & Dave have 16 coins altogether: 4x10p, 8x5p and 4x1p. They each have 4 coins. Dave has the smallest amount, but just 1p less than Bill. Chas has no pennies, but the most money. Ade and Bill are the only two with at least one of each denomination. How much money does each have? Ade has 21p; Bill has 17p; Chas has 30p and Dave has 16p
19. What connects these pictures: The song 'Where do you go to my lovely?' by Peter Sarstedt. Marlene Dietrich, Sacha Distel, Picasso, Napoleon Brandy and Marie-Claire all appear in the lyrics.
20. Unscramble the two words : A E I O Q R S T T U V W QUAVER & WOTSIT - everyone's favourite cheesy snacks.
21. I'm Happy Just to Dance With You.
