16.Hydrogen
20. Rioja Bordeaux (although I believe there's an 'o' missing or I'm wrong 
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13. Sumo Wrestler????
3. Chandler
6. Different combinations of the same colours.
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Quote: roscoff @ October 18 2013, 10:27 AM BST7. Babel Fish
3.Zombie
1. J P Morgan
4. Putin
8. Lithography
6. 2.54cm = 1 inch
9. Parliament
Two at a time Ros-'The Brains'-Coff!
Am I allowed to look up what vexillogically means?! Is it what pisses people off about all these countries?
And the dog is dressed either a sumo wrestler or an extra from that Take That (good work Dolly Dagger!) video where they had the band name written on their arse cheeks
Quote: AJGO @ October 25 2013, 2:35 PM BST
Are you only allowed two at a time? I did not know this 
Friday Quiz September 27th 2013
1.Which country is currently debating whether to change time-zone and join the UK on GMT/BST? Spain
2.Which well known London club is 50 this week? Annabel's
3.What is the name for a person who makes candles? A chandler
4.Where in London is this? Kings Cross Square
5.Which former Conservative MP is a best-selling chick-lit author? Louise Mensch. On balance, I'm disallowing Edwina Currie as I don't think she really fits in the chick-lit genre.
6.Vexillogically speaking, what links Luxembourg, Netherlands, Czech Republic and Slovenia? Their flags are all red, white and blue
7.What was the name of the court set up by the Roman Catholic Church in the 13th century to try cases of heresy? Spanish inquisition - bet you weren't expecting that!
8.Which silent film star is seen hanging off a giant clock face in one of his most famous scenes? Harold Lloyd
9.What links the two pictures? Beryl (the gemstone; Beryl Reid)
10.Name the film Frankenweenie
11.What part of the brain co-ordinates voluntary movements, maintains balance, and has a Latin name meaning 'little brain'? Cerebellum
12.At which football World Cup was there, for the first time, a quarter-final stage involving teams from Europe, North & South America, Africa & Asia? 2002 - Japan / South Korea
13. What is this dog dressed as? A sumo wrestler
14.In human biology, what substances derive their name from the Greek for 'first', because of their primary importance to the body? Proteins
15.What is the name of the tall, sweet fruit cake from Milan, traditionally eaten at Christmas? Panettone
16.The sun's energy comes from the conversion of which gas into helium? Hydrogen
17.In Spanish, what name is given to a wine-shop, or a place for storing and maturing wine? Bodega
Two express trains are on a collision course. They are currently 65 miles apart. The ease bound train is travelling at 55mph and the west bound train at 80mph. What is the distance between the trains 2 minutes before they collide? If the trains are moving toward each other we combine their speeds to give us their speed basis. So: 55+80=135mph. Divide this speed by 60 minutes to give the speed they are traveling each minute=2.25 miles/minute. Therefore: 2 minutes before impact they are 4.5 miles apart.
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19.What links these pictures: Take That (Deidre BARLOW; Luke DONALD; ORANGE; OWEN Hargreaves; Esther WILLIAMS)
20.Unscramble these two words A A B D E I J O O R R U X BORDEAUX & RIOJA
Quote: george roper @ October 12 2013, 11:14 AM BSTSteve have you got one this week?
Cheers Gordon
I was just waiting for someone to post so that this was separate from the answers
12. Sheena Easton
16. Lumpenproletariat?
7. English Riviera
13. Sherlock Holmes's pipe?
8. Abba
11.Paul Gascoigne
5. The judge's wig?
13 A red Alfa Remeo sports coupe circa 72 with stunning yellow headlights.
17 A female reality show star.
15. Thomasina Miers.
5. Counsel's wig
Quote: Hannah G @ 1st November 2013, 9:21 PM GMT5. The judge's wig?
Sorry - didn't see this! Yes, that too. Horses everywhere.
6. Buster Edwards.
And I object to Phil Collins being called a rock legend!
What about Roger Daltry?
6. McVicar.
Quote: Tursiops @ 3rd November 2013, 9:13 AM GMTWhat about Roger Daltry?
6. McVicar.
I defer to my learned friend.