Q. Paul McCartney's Christmas song 'Pipes Of Peace' commemorates which famous event of WW1?
A. The short lived Christmas truce of 1914 on the Western Front, when the British and German soldiers played football.
An easy one, but nevertheless:Q. Paul McCartney's Christmas song 'Pipes Of Peace' commemorates which famous event of WW1?A. The short lived Christmas truce of 1914 on the Western Front, when the British and German soldiers played football.
1. "So this is Christmas" are the first words to which John Lennon song? (Complete title please)
2. What are the names of the Three Wise Men or The Three Kings?
3. A Christmas present for country western fans. Who sang "It was Christmas in prison the food was real good, we had turkey and pistols carved out of wood
1. "So this is Christmas" are the first words to which John Lennon song? (Complete title please)2. What are the names of the Three Wise Men or The Three Kings? 3. A Christmas present for country western fans. Who sang "It was Christmas in prison th
O, if you're there, could you put the answers to the Qs up please?
Sparky's hosting his quiz elsewhere tonight and he'll probably be glad of the answers when he gets back, before he goes a-quizzing.
O, if you're there, could you put the answers to the Qs up please?Sparky's hosting his quiz elsewhere tonight and he'll probably be glad of the answers when he gets back, before he goes a-quizzing.
3. Answer c. John Prine ('Christmas in prison' from the album Sweet Revenge)
4. Red, green and white. "decorations of red on a geen Christmas tree" and "You'll be doin all right with your Christmas of white".
5. A visit from St. Nicholas (The night before Christmas) "It twas the night before Christmas when all through the house......"
6. In a clockwise direction.
7. Innards or offal (Usually deer).
8. Bohemia (Czech Republic)
9. Answer b. France Pere Noel is accompanied by the bad butcher Pere Fouettard.
10. 1664 under the prudish Puritans..
11. Turkey
12. On the 6th of January. The Epiphany or 'kings day'. Galette des Rois is 'Cake of Kings'
13. Pacific and Indian
14. Answer c. goose
15. The sending of Christmas wishes on mass produced Christmas cards.
16. 1957
17. Tchaikovsky
18. 7 years
19. The evening of the 5th of January
20. Green. A sign of the returning spring.
21. Panettone. (Anthony or Tone's bread)
22. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer.
23. Bourbon
24. Christmas Trees
25. 1960
26. Clove
27. Silent Night Stille Nacht
28. Chicago
29. They have all played the role of Ebenezer Scrooge in film or television
Ask, Tommy, and ye shall receive :)1. Happy Christmas (War is over)2. Caspar, Melchior and Balthasar3. Answer c. John Prine ('Christmas in prison' from the album Sweet Revenge)4. Red, green and white. "decorations of red on a geen Christmas