DasLunatic
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Nope. I'll reveal another still tomorrow evening.
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theageofthetra
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Genesis Jesus he knows me.
It's Phil Collins - knew I recognised that face....I thought it was the Buggles guy (Horne?) at first too.
DasLunatic
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Jesus does know you, yes. You apparently kicked in his door four years ago.
Your floor.
theageofthetra
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Keeping the Genesis theme. The band made a video that featured a very well know late British comic. Who was it and what was the song.
HMS Ark Royal
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theageofthetra
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Correct Benny Hill. Your Floor.
Apologies for not providing an answer but I can't wait to see what it is.
DaleCooper
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Colours:
Red Sonja
Green Berets/She Wore a Yellow Ribbon
Pretty in Pink
Green Lantern
The Colour Purple
A Clockwork Orange
Blue Lagoon
DaleCooper
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OK, I've done that but now I can hardly reach the keyboard.
DaleCooper
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Rainbow, with pink and purple instead of indigo and violet.
Correct.
The Indigo/Violet thing is more a technical thing (Colour Spectrum). I prefer the Rainbow Song
Your floor.
Ha ha. Brilliant. Good question.
DaleCooper
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I feel a bit guilty as I didn't get the song connection, but not so guilty that I won't set the next question:
Where might you encounter an infinity (loosely speaking) of "gingerbread men" and "seahorses"?
Where might you encounter an infinity (loosely speaking) of "gingerbread men" and "seahorses"?
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DaleCooper
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No, it's something even more mind boggling than time travel.
DasLunatic
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Parallel universes?
DaleCooper
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I suppose it would exist in much the same form in any parallel universe but for the purposes of this question let us just consider this universe.
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A couple of clues:
Fractal
Self-similarity
DaleCooper
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I am indeed referring to the Mandelbrot Set parts of which are supposed to resemble seahorses and gingerbread men. Smaller and smaller versions of the seahorses and gingerbread men keep appearing as you zoom in, apparently without end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PD2XgQOyCCk
It was named after the mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot and coincidentally mandelbrot is German for almond bread.
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DaleCooper
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Now you know why I said it was more mind boggling than time travel.
HMS Ark Royal
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All sung by human beings?