DaleCooper
Established Member
No they're not but at least you have sprung the trap so no one else falls into it.
-
Our new ticketing site is now live! Using either this or the original site (both powered by TrainSplit) helps support the running of the forum with every ticket purchase! Find out more and ask any questions/give us feedback in this thread!
General Knowledge Quiz
- Thread starter transportphoto
- Start date
No they're not but at least you have sprung the trap so no one else falls into it.
Sponsor Post - registered members do not see these adverts; click here to register, or click here to log in
R
RailUK Forums
deltic1989
Established Member
Struggling with *YR but I think I might have the pattern here. IATA codes for Canadian airports/Airfoce bases
YYR - CFB Goose Bay
YER - Fort Severn Airport
*YR - ??
YTR - CFB Trenton
YYR - CFB Goose Bay
YER - Fort Severn Airport
*YR - ??
YTR - CFB Trenton
DaleCooper
Established Member
They are not Canadian airfields; the answer is much more mundane and something everyone knows.
A hint:
Don't assume that everything should be read from left to right.
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
I did think three letter ID codes for stations, but thats not it...
Are they text code shorthand?
Are they text code shorthand?
DaleCooper
Established Member
They predate texting by centuries.
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
Any chance of a slight clue?
DaleCooper
Established Member
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
True... Although I thought it was more of a gentle reminder...
Is it anything yiddish as I think that goes right to left?
DaleCooper
Established Member
If it had been a reminder I wouldn't have called it a hint.
Yiddish uses Hebrew script.
ייִדיש ניצט העברעיש שריפט (apparently)
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
DaleCooper
Established Member
You ask for hints but completely ignore those I provide.
I don't think three letter ID codes, Yiddish or shorthand for army regiments fall into that category.
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
Well I am trying to guess it from your clues/hint, but the answer, sweetheart, so far eludes me
DaleCooper
Established Member
More hints:
There are 12 letters in the grid - less and it would be incomplete, more would not be possible.
When I said "Don't assume that everything should be read from left to right." that leaves 3 possible directions.
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
.
To prevent this dragging on too long:
It won't take days, weeks or years to get the answer this question
There are 12 letters in the grid - less and it would be incomplete, more would not be possible.
When I said "Don't assume that everything should be read from left to right." that leaves 3 possible directions.
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
.
To prevent this dragging on too long:
It won't take days, weeks or years to get the answer this question
Last edited:
DaleCooper
Established Member
Correct although I couldn't read your reason until I quoted you, your turn...
I deliberately concealed it in white in case some other people were trying to work it out. Could be read by highlighting it (a crude anti-spoiler strategy).
Anyway:
Edward Hibbert, Dan Butler, Tom McGowan and Patrick Kerr all portrayed characters who were employed in which fictional workplace?
Anyway:
Edward Hibbert, Dan Butler, Tom McGowan and Patrick Kerr all portrayed characters who were employed in which fictional workplace?
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
KACL - frasier
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
Wow... two minutes
Yes, it is indeed the KACL radio studios in Seattle, portrayed in the sitcom Frasier.
Take it away HMS Ark Royal.
To be fair, I am watching it on DVD as I type!
Which actor is proud to be the only man to get into William Shatner's pants and why?
DaleCooper
Established Member
I don't know his name but I presume he was a sailor.
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
No - a very famous actor who only got his part because of his mum
--- old post above --- --- new post below ---
New Clue: He was once a great detective
GrimsbyPacer
Established Member
Christian Slater wore Star Trek 2: TWOK Kirk's trousers.
Last edited by a moderator:
HMS Ark Royal
Established Member
GrimsbyPacer
Established Member
Thanks, okay.
Which Horror film series would you see William Shatner's face often?
Which Horror film series would you see William Shatner's face often?
deltic1989
Established Member
Halloween. The mask of the killer was Bill Shatners face.
GrimsbyPacer
Established Member
Correct, your floor.
deltic1989
Established Member
Thank you.
A nice quick one as I'm out the door in an hour or so to work.
What is the next number in the sequence?
21,30,36,??
A nice quick one as I'm out the door in an hour or so to work.
What is the next number in the sequence?
21,30,36,??
90019
Established Member
21, 30, 36, 46.
The first four generations of the BMW 3 series.
The first four generations of the BMW 3 series.
deltic1989
Established Member
Absolutely correct. One of the latter presently occupies my driveway.
Your floor good sir.
90019
Established Member
By what name is the character Bibendum better known?