Quote: Aaron @ July 12 2008, 2:59 AM BSTChrist no. But the Google "hints" were surely an indication of where to start!
What on earth is a 'Google'??? 
Things that piss you off Page 239
Quote: ian_w @ July 12 2008, 3:02 AM BSTWhat on earth is a 'Google'???
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Sorry, that's a *googol*.
I just learned a new word!
Right. Now, what's a Mongol?
Yay, it's just like QI!!
Is it someone from Mongolia, or am I being Allen Davies? 
Quote: zooo @ July 12 2008, 3:07 AM BSTRight. Now, what's a Mongol?
A scary motorcycle gang member: http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2378/2425807763_801d33c859_o.jpg
Ooh!
All Quite Interesting answers.
10 points each!
What's the new Tarantino films title? That makes more sense I think. 
Quote: Nil Putters @ July 12 2008, 3:16 AM BSTThat's the films title?
The script spells it "Basterds," but Wikipedia says it's "Inglorious Bastards: Once Upon a Time in Nazi-Occupied France" and QT intends to have it ready for Cannes 2009.
Quote: zooo @ July 12 2008, 3:16 AM BSTOoh!
All Quite Interesting answers.
10 points each!
Yay!!! You're the best Stephen Fry ever!
Erm, is iiiiiiiiiiit.......an elephant??
Aaron should never read this script.
Quentin is not a good apostrophe user.
Quote: DaButt @ July 12 2008, 3:19 AM BSTThe script spells it "Basterds," but Wikipedia says it's "Inglorious Bastards: Once Upon a Time in Nazi-Occupied France" and QT intends to have it ready for Cannes 2009.
Yeah I just noticed that! But in the end I suppose we won't see the spellings on screen (apart from the title, obviously!)
Quote: zooo @ July 12 2008, 3:19 AM BSTAaron should never read this script.
Quentin is not a good apostrophe user.
Ha! I think he'd explode if he read this
I like the Wikipedia title. Glorious.
Oh my god!
He leaves out apostrophes when they're supposed to be there, and puts them in when they're not! Like clockwork!
It's like he's doing it on purpose.
Quote: ian_w @ July 12 2008, 3:21 AM BSTHa! I think he'd explode if he read this
I can grudgingly except alot of spelling/grammer errors, but the former newspaper copy editor in me had to struggle to maintain control while reading the first few pages.
Aww, I wanted the smiley to be placed next to all my intentional errors. 