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DaleCooper
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Burt Reynolds was married to Loni Anderson who starred in the TV series WKRP in Cincinnati. July is the warmest month in Cincinatti with a daily average temperature of 75.9 °F (24.4 °C).
Well you did ask "How would you link Burt Reynolds and the current period of high UK temperatures ?".
He was also in the 1986 film "Heat"
Well you did ask "How would you link Burt Reynolds and the current period of high UK temperatures ?".
He was also in the 1986 film "Heat"
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And the previous question was technically quoted wrong but...
Still not the answer I'm looking for. Your answer is kinda tenuous. However I will add a specific to help make it easier :/
It's a band or film.... now that's pretty specific and much much easier
Still not the answer I'm looking for. Your answer is kinda tenuous. However I will add a specific to help make it easier :/
It's a band or film.... now that's pretty specific and much much easier
DaleCooper
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The film Boogie Nights features the songs Sunny and Feel the Heat
DaleCooper
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I'm kicking myself for not making that connection, I suppose this means you get another go.
Incidentally what were the multiple possible answers you mentioned?
DaleCooper
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In all honesty I don't feel that I answered the question correctly so I will say "open floor".
DasLunatic
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Attached is a song that has been sped up to take a mere fifteen seconds. What is its title and who performed it?
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DaleCooper
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DasLunatic
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Nope.
DaleCooper
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Croaky and weird, that must be Phil Collins
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Correct. I used Audacity to speed it up.
WOW ! I wasn't expecting that. I listened to it a few times and just recognized a few riffs and then I got the cadence of the tune.
My audacity couldn't slow it down but its not a program I use on a regular basis. It was actually better on full speed with headphones
Q. Who's simplicity included the price ?
My audacity couldn't slow it down but its not a program I use on a regular basis. It was actually better on full speed with headphones
Q. Who's simplicity included the price ?
Darren R
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That's got me searching through the darkest recesses of my memory! Was it Asda?
DaleCooper
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Was it a brand of tampons?
Darren R
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Do I get a second go? Because after the jingle in question bugging the hell out of me all day I've just remembered what the answer really is! 
Do I get a second go? Because after the jingle in question bugging the hell out of me all day I've just remembered what the answer really is!
Dunno about any rules on second guesses but feel free to have a second go
Not tampons
Darren R
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I'll wait until tomorrow in order to give others the chance to answer first. Incidentally, you have no idea how much that advertising jingle has been annoying me all day!
Darren R
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It was a random thought I had too. It just popped in and I couldn't shake it all day....Showing my age tbh
Me and thee both!
martinsh
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Moulinex ?
martinsh
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Staying with advertising,
who / what was "success on a plate" ?
who / what was "success on a plate" ?
DasLunatic
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Findus... the success came from grounding up Grand National winners
martinsh
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Correct - your turn
Not correct - unless the Grand National was ever won by a fish !