DaleCooper
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It sounds like something from James Joyce.Killimooin is in the title of one ofa series of books by a well-known author. Who was the author?
It sounds like something from James Joyce.Killimooin is in the title of one ofa series of books by a well-known author. Who was the author?
Not so.It sounds like something from James Joyce.
Well done!! The book in question was one of the "Secret" series she wrote. I was about eight or nine when it was bought for me as a present.Enid Blyton
He wasn't a cricketer.Was he a cricketer in the 19th century who took all ten wickets when bowling in an innings? Just a hopeful guess.
Actually he was, and he did once take 10 wickets in an innings, but that's not what he is perhaps best known for.He wasn't a cricketer.
That is some learning for meActually he was, and he did once take 10 wickets in an innings, but that's not what he is perhaps best known for.

Was he the first person to play cricket and football for England?
Neither of thoseScored the first ever goal for England
Scored the first ever goal for England
Not the league.Going along that line, I'll guess first goal in the league.
Is the correct answer.First goal in FA Cup?
Is the correct answer.
Your turn to kick off to another question.
Who was the bus driver in the 1977 film Spice World?
Sorry, 19971977?
Assuming he means 1997, then the driver is Meat Loaf. My sister loves this film and still watches it several times a year.
Is he an Egyptian pétomane?What nationality is Faraj Fartass, and what sport does he play?
Is he an Egyptian pétomane?
He is a French Rugby Union player
Thanks.Correct. Plays on the wing to be precise.