GRALISTAIR
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Is this something unique to the UK?
As far as I am aware it is unique to the UK.Is this something unique to the UK?
Is that the one that legalised shooting crocodiles and pirates?Next question:
What is the Peter Pan clause?
NoSomething to do with not getting old?
Nice idea but no.Is that the one that legalised shooting crocodiles and pirates?
Yes, Great Ormond Street Hospital is entitled to royalties in perpetuity on UK performances, publications etc. of Peter Pan.It's the unique (I think) amendment to whatever the copyright law is that permits GOSH to keep getting royalties in perpetuity rather than them ceasing after 75(?) years
Blow out candles?
DieThis may not take long.....
According to a study of roughly 25 million Americans between 1998 and 2011, what do 6.7% more of them do on their birthdays than might be expected?
Blimey, I was just being facetious.....is the right - and slightly sad - answer. Its what's known as the Birthday Effect; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Birthday_effect has more information.
(Link to Wiki page for the Birthday Effect)
Your turn
42.Blimey, I was just being facetious.
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What connects Douglas Adams with October 10, 2010?
I don't think the dolphins needed a spaceship, they didn't in the film anyway.The only thing I know about that date is that it was when Curaçao and St Maarten became part of the Netherlands and residents were entitled to emigrate there.
Nowt to do with the great Douglas Adams though.....
Were some dolphins seen leaving the planet on a spacecraft on that date, perhaps?![]()
Why 42?
It's the answer to everything.I don't think the dolphins needed a spaceship, they didn't in the film anyway.
Why 42?
That's it, your turn...It's the answer to everything.
And 10 October 2020 is 10.10.10 which is the binary form of 42.
It's not actually - it is 10.10.20It's the answer to everything.
And 10 October 2020 is 10.10.10 which is the binary form of 42.
Sorry typo.It's not actually - it is 10.10.20![]()
It is. So open floor.88.
Open floor if correct.
The date?If I may.
What changed from 5 to 10 in 1779?
09:55If I may.
What changed from 5 to 10 in 1779?
Probably, but not the answer I was looking for.09:55
No.Some form of currency exchange rate?
It was indeed. For some reason, Downing Street was renumbered, so no. 5 became the now famous no.10The address of the Prime Minister in Downing Street?