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A camembert or a brie
Peterthegreat
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Non.
Peterthegreat
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Non. Plus compliqué.Une tarte?
Or, complicated?
Peterthegreat
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That would be good but no.
Peterthegreat
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Not today's offerings because...
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Not "Un diagramme à secteurs" or "Un diagramme circulaire" ? 
Peterthegreat
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Those phrases are also used but "un camembert" was the first correct answer received!Not "Un diagramme à secteurs" or "Un diagramme circulaire" ?
Voilà!
The other half is french, and when I asked her, she immediately replied "un camembert" although she then qualified it with "although technically it's un diagramme circulaire".Not "Un diagramme à secteurs" or "Un diagramme circulaire" ?
So you're both correct
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Blimey. I was only joking when I said camembert
New question to follow tomorrow morning
New question to follow tomorrow morning
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Got a spare minute so try this.
What is or was a kirtle?
What is or was a kirtle?
DaleCooper
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A unit of length
Peterthegreat
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I thought it was some kind of female garment.
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No, because…..
…..yes
Some sort of foundation garment, it was mentioned in a thing I was reading the other day about Mary Queen of Scots
@Peterthegreat your turn to put your head on the block
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Thank you.
Three counties have not won the county cricket championship.
Name two of them.
Note you need to get both - one out of two will be deemed incorrect.
Three counties have not won the county cricket championship.
Name two of them.
Note you need to get both - one out of two will be deemed incorrect.
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Derbyshire and Glamorgan
Purple Train
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Somerset and Northamptonshire?
Peterthegreat
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Nope. Both have won the championship.
Gloster
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Cornwall and Devon?
Peterthegreat
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Is correct. Along with Gloucestershire.
Please try to bowl us with the next question.
Peterthegreat
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That's true but then nor have Inverness-shire, Omagh or Flintshire.
Anyway @Purple Train beat you to it.
Purple Train
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Thank you.
Staying with cricket. The record for the second-highest individual score in first-class cricket is held by the late Hanif Mohammad. What was his score? And, for an optional bonus point, how did he get out?
Purple Train
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Indeed, over to you. For the bonus points enthusiasts, he was run out of the last ball of the third day.
Thanks! Run out?! I sincerely hope it wasn't the other batter's fault......!
Staying with the leather on willow, who are the BBC Cricket and County Cricket correspondents? Both correct answers needed please!