1: Some sort of food, involving bacon I think
2: -
3: Ruim (total guess)   
4: 2 billion 
5: -
6: -
7: Edinburgh
8: Aikido
9: Atacama
10: Woodwind
11: Greenpeace
12: -
13: Sputnik 1
14: Miners
15:  -
16:  -
17: -
18: -
19: -
20:  -

1 oysters/bacon
2 Brian Deane
3 Skye?
4 1.25 billion
5 Welsh?
6 WW1 ?
7 Edinburgh
8 Tae Kwondo?
9 Atacama
10 woodwind
11 Greenpeace
12 Polka?
13 Vostok 2?
14 Coal Miners
15 Nutcracker suite
16 Huron
17 Venus
18 Halle
19 dunno
20 San Francisco

Thanks, sorry I missed this.

1: Some food or other
2: Deane, Sheff U
3: Xmas
4: 25 mill
5: Jews
6: Falklands
7: Dundee
8: Thai boxing
9: Kalahari
10: Woodwind
11: CND
12: Morriss
13: Apollo 3
14: Miners
15: Swan Lake
16: Erie
17: Mars
18: Halle, Manchester
19: Dunno - Maastricht :-)
20: Los Angeles

"Brain Deane" [smiley:crazy]

Also typed out Austrain rather than Austrian in one of the questions. Must learn to get that typing pattern sorted!

And for question number 4, I'd have probably only awarded study a point. "1 billion" and "1.3 billion" scored in the quiz itself.

In fact, kick boxing = same as thai boxing imo (or very similar), so six & a half [smiley:crazy]

Hang on while I look at the definitions of Thai Boxing & kick boxing, neph

'Muay Thai, also known as Thai boxing or Thai kickboxing, is a martial art originally from Thailand.'
Source: http://www.muaythaionline.org/links/thaiboxing.html

I hereby claim my seventh point

1: What are 'angels on horseback'? should know this – oysters and bacon?
2: Who scored the first ever Premiership goal? Robbie Earle?
3: On which island is the town of Brodick and the mountain, Goat Fell?  Isle of Man?
4: How many cars are expected to be on the world's roads by the year 2020? (Ballpark figures accepted. Gonna be arbitrary scoring here!) 2.4 billion
5: The massacre of St. Brice's Day in 1002 AD was part of an attempt by King Ethelred to exterminate which group of people from England? Romans
6: HMS Sheffield and HMS Coventry were both sunk within a few days of each other, during which war?  WWII
7: Fourteen years before the Great Fire of London, which Scottish city had its own Great Fire in which a third of its houses were destroyed?  Aberdeen
8: In which martial art are opponents allowed to hit with fists and feet, but only above the hip?  Karate
9: The world's driest place is in which South American desert?  Atacama
10: Although a fairly unusual member of the orchestra, in which section would a saxophone be included?  Woodwind
11: Which pressure group started out by disrupting nuclear tests in Alaska in 1971?  CND
12: Which dance is said to have been developed from the Austrain 'landler' folk dance in the 19th century?  cossack
13: Which spacecraft was the first to reach the Moon, in 1959? I WANT A NUMBER AS WELL AS A NAME HERE.  Saturn II
14: The General Strike of 1926 was called by the TUC in support of which already-striking workers?  Miners
15: Which ballet includes the piece 'Dance of the Hours', which Alan Sherman once used in his comic 'Hello Mudda, Hello Fadda'?  idk
16: Which large Canadian lake drains into Hudson Bay via the Nelson River?  Great slave?
17: Almost all of the surface features of which planet have been named after famous women?  mars
18: Which is the UK's longest-established professional symphony orchestra?  philharmonic
19: After years of debate between politicians and scientists, which 1997 agreement finally became international law in Feb 2005?  idk
20: In January 1994, which US city was hit by an earthquake which killed 60 people and caused $30,000,000,000-worth of damage?  San francisco

Thursday 26th August

Time: 9.45pm
Questions: 30
Subject: Music
Scoring: 5-4-3-2-1
Questionmaster: Nilsson Schmilsson

Sponsored by kjbetting.co.uk

Good stand-in quiz by Studyform tonight, in the abandonment at the last minute by Nilsson.

Mr Nibbs, Nilsson won't host Without You!

Very good Tommy.

Good stuff Tommy!!

A 20-question general knowledge quiz will begin at 22:30 if there are going to be at least six participants.

1 point per correct answer, so no FFF.

Sorry I can't give greater warning than this, but I can't promise I can be anywhere in the near-future with the ideas my mates pull out of the sky!

Call me the impromptu quizmaster.

Good stuff VQ.

I'll be there.

I'm in

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