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EbbwJunction1
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They became Jaguar Cars.
DaleCooper
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No, see below...
Correct, a rather more successful rebranding than their recent fiasco. Your turn...
EbbwJunction1
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Thank you; here's some more questions about James Bond characters:
Who is responsible for this exchange with 007?
"I've always tried to teach you two things: First, never let them see you bleed."
Bond: "And the second?"
"Always have an escape plan."
Who did 007 say this to?
“That’s a Smith & Wesson and you’ve had your six.”
What was 007 referring to when he said this?
"I think he got the point."
Who is responsible for this exchange with 007?
"I've always tried to teach you two things: First, never let them see you bleed."
Bond: "And the second?"
"Always have an escape plan."
Who did 007 say this to?
“That’s a Smith & Wesson and you’ve had your six.”
What was 007 referring to when he said this?
"I think he got the point."
Gloster
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Q in his final scene
Professor Dent
Cant remember
Professor Dent
Cant remember
EbbwJunction1
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DaleCooper
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His enemy was impaled on a spike.
Xenophon PCDGS
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Was the number three question something from the film "Thunderball"?
Gloster
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That has stirred something in my memory. I think it is when Philip Locke (Vargas, I think) gets a surprise from a harpoon after playing peeping tom.
EbbwJunction1
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It was a harpoon, actually - see below.
Yes, it was.
You have the full answer - well done.
I'm awarding the prize to Gloster, who can now don the tuxedo and order a suitable drink!
Gloster
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Ian Fleming’s father was MP for Henley until his death in 1917. Who wrote his obituary in The Times?
Gloster
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It's always either Churchill, Oscar Wilde, or Betjamin
The tulip is the national flower of which country?
Donny Dave
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I'll go with the obvious and say the Netherlands.
xotGD
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Thailand
No, that is the Golden Shower Tree
OhNoAPacer
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Somewhere in the recesses of my mind I recall that Tulips have a connection to Turkey, so I will go with Turkey.
Mcr Warrior
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I'll go with Iran.
Xenophon PCDGS
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For some reason, Hungary springs to mind.
Turkey it is! Bouquets all round!
OhNoAPacer
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Neil Armstrong was the first person to step onto the Lunar surface and Eugene Cernan the last person to step off the Lunar surface.
Who was the penultimate person to step onto the Lunar surface?
Who was the penultimate person to step onto the Lunar surface?
DaleCooper
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Eugene Cernan
Peterthegreat
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Eugene Cernan.
OhNoAPacer
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Both correct. The penultimate person to leave the Lunar surface was Harrison Schmitt.
DaleCooper got in just first so his turn to lift off to the next question.
DaleCooper
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OhNoAPacer
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Bonzo dog doo dah band.
Song called we are normal has line saying they dig bert weedon
Edited twice to put right tghe usually missed application of autocorrect
Song called we are normal has line saying they dig bert weedon
Edited twice to put right tghe usually missed application of autocorrect
Xenophon PCDGS
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"tghe" looks like an application of auto-incorrect.