Well that didn't last long.Aconcagua?
Oh dear, I'm sorry.Well that didn't last long.
Your turn to scale the heights with the next question!
Correct!Dick York?
Thanks. The obvious next question is:Correct!
Your turn to magic up the next question!
Thanks. The obvious next question is:
Who played Samantha the witch in the same TV series?
Correct. Your turn to wiggle your nose and conjur-up a new question!Elizabeth Montgomery?
Agnes Moorehead (Citizen Kane)?
Not Balcock.Balcock?
That's correct on both counts.Barnoldswick
(Or Barlick as they like to say over there)
I have about 5 things in my head, which I wont list.Factory Records was one of the best-known independent record labels in the UK from the late 1970s to the early 1990s, and was home to famous bands such as Joy Division, New Order, and Happy Mondays.
Factory used a cataloguing system with artefacts prefixed FAC or FACT that included not just all their music releases, but also posters, marketing materials, videos, and famously FAC 51, the Hacienda nightclub on Whitworth Street West.
The sequence started with FAC 1, the first record they released, and ended (chronologically - there is a FAC 511, but that was used earlier) with FAC 501, the coffin used for the burial of founder Tony Wilson
But what was especially unusual about FAC 191?
I have about 5 things in my head, which I wont list.
I'm going to with the hairdressers in the basement of the Hacienda.
I was going to say types of drink, but you said something unusual - so I'm going for the cat in the basement of the Hacienda, who was looked after.Not the hairdressers in the Hacienda.
What's next on your list?
I was going to say types of drink, but you said something unusual - so I'm going for the cat in the basement of the Hacienda, who was looked after.
I should have really had a question ready...A purr-fect answer - FAC 191 was Fred, the Hacienda cat
£100,000If I may.
How much did Viv Nicholson win on the pools?
Not close enough£100,000