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Double 17
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Boom! We have a winner. Well done, sir. Don't forget to collect your prize.
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Ok. Coming over now.
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Here's another one: What is the dartboard wire called in America?
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Endzone
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No, sir. I'll give you a clue: It's a term more commonly associated in England with the game of snooker.
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Frame
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Very good guess, but incorrect I'm afraid.
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spider
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Well done, Dave. Americans call it the spider.
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Should be more well known, I quite like that description. I think it's got legs.
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i have a very funny story about my brother in collegiate america, north carolina, getting invited back for a game of darts with some red necks. but i've forgotten it so it will have to wait.
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Calling it the web would seem more appropriate to me, but that's Americans for you.
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In the club i used to go to we referred to the dartboard as The Fat Boys Mirror.
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Some may be cruel enough to call a dartboard the chit chat forum
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I'd be the treble 14.
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