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Old 12-April-2007, 07:05 AM
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Sorry about the show-stopper. Let's see about some hints.

Which famous Australian rock'n'roll band recruited first their chauffeur and then an assembly line worker as their singer and who were the two?

Both the chauffeur and the asembly line worker had previous professional singing experience, of course.
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Old 12-April-2007, 04:25 PM
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AC/DC?
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Old 12-April-2007, 11:58 PM
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Yep - Probably goes without saying who they were (aren't they sweet)

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the guy who purposely scheduled his lectures on same hours with hegel, gwf, and so never had large audience.
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Old 13-April-2007, 09:54 AM
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Arthur Schopenhauer
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Old 13-April-2007, 08:37 PM
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Who said: "I despise what you are saying, but Iwould give my life for your being allowed to say it".

(Retranslated, ergo probably not verbatim)
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Old 14-April-2007, 03:54 AM
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Old 14-April-2007, 02:41 PM
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Who said: "I despise what you are saying, but Iwould give my life for your being allowed to say it".

(Retranslated, ergo probably not verbatim)
Voltaire? There seems to be many versions of this quote.
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Old 15-April-2007, 07:06 AM
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The one and only. Funny how different the quotation sounds in English: the first part is much sharper in the German version (despise instead of disapprove), while the second sounds a lot softer (give my life - defend to the death).

Anyway, over to you, hydro.
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Non, monsieur
I swore I wouldn't get involved in another fun-n-games thread, but I should point out that Voltaire's real name was Francois Marie Arouet, so ad hominem was right.
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, and where is that :blush: icon?

Ermm,. well, your turn, then, ad hominem, erm *mumble*
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and where is that :blush: icon?


(I needed it also!)
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i think hydro should go next i may not be visiting baut very frequently in the next few weeks so the game will go slowly if i take a turn and hydro did answer correctly so i think hydro should go is this acceptable to everyone
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What is the name of the fourth largest asteroid in our solar system?
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This is soooooo UAQ.
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10 Hygeia is the 4th most massive, and the 4th largest asteroid, at 267 miles

(according to Patrick Moore)
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10 Hygeia is the 4th most massive, and the 4th largest asteroid, at 267 miles

(according to Patrick Moore)
That's what I have. Your turn!
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This is soooooo UAQ.
I know, I need to get over there!
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What is the highest mountain in Australian territory?

Just to clarify, this includes AAT (australian Antartic Territory) and all offshore territories
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Old 24-April-2007, 07:16 PM
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This is sooooo All-New Geography quiz.

Mt McClintock (3490 m - AAT)
Mt Menzies (3355 m - AAT)
Mawson Peak (2745 m - the highest Australian mounta