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08 Nov 16
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What do Mark Williams, Fiona Bruce and Jonathan Edwards have in common?
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What do Mark Williams, Fiona Bruce, Jonathan Edwards, Gareth Thomas, Tom Watson, Richard Bacon and Chris Evans have in common?
What do Mark Williams, Fiona Bruce, Jonathan Edwards, Gareth Thomas, Tom Watson, Richard Bacon and Chris Evans have in common?
Incorrect, MM.
Tbh, this is a slightly trick question.
Tbh, this is a slightly trick question.
Another one:
Which is the world's busiest airport?
Which is the world's busiest airport?
for people think its riyahd due to haj, but think ancohrage airport is busiest freight airport.
Q: Which is the woeld's busiest airport in terms of passenger numbers?
Which English county has the longest coastline?
I know the answer because I'm a google cheat so wont say what it is, but looking at the map of the English counties I can't see it, looks like a few have a longer coastline
Coastline lengths are hard to pin down - it depends how closely you measure them. This is a classic paradox which is explained by fractal dimension, and is true for many geographical boundaries.
In this case, knowing the answer which is expected, it is likely a very precise measurement of every nook and cranny would return the crown to the more obvious answer. This is because the expected answer has a 'smoother' coastline than Cornwall.
In this case, knowing the answer which is expected, it is likely a very precise measurement of every nook and cranny would return the crown to the more obvious answer. This is because the expected answer has a 'smoother' coastline than Cornwall.
The answer is Essex. btw.
I would have guessed Cornwall or Kent but going back to what SH said, I think that can be answered partly by Franzi's point. I guess there's also the question of where does the Thames Estuary become the sea?
I would have guessed Cornwall or Kent but going back to what SH said, I think that can be answered partly by Franzi's point. I guess there's also the question of where does the Thames Estuary become the sea?
My answer would have been Devon, a fairly long north and south coastline, but I guess logically Franzi would be correct if that is actually the case, you'd never have got the answer though by looking at the map
This question is a regular Trivia Quiz nightmare - I only ever used it once
Re County coastlines. Several sources quote Cornwall as 420/422 miles and several sources quote Essex at 350/360 INCLUDING sources that state authoritatively that Essex is the longest. I absolutely agree with the point about scale but imo the smaller the scale used the more likely it is that the answer is Cornwall.
Re County coastlines. Several sources quote Cornwall as 420/422 miles and several sources quote Essex at 350/360 INCLUDING sources that state authoritatively that Essex is the longest. I absolutely agree with the point about scale but imo the smaller the scale used the more likely it is that the answer is Cornwall.
Where does the coastline end and an estuary begin?
What is the difference between a river and an estuary?
What is the difference between a river and an estuary?
Isle of Wight ... coastline goes on forever.
Next question
Next question
Right.
Does that show on the maps they use to measure coastlines?
Does that show on the maps they use to measure coastlines?
The point about the river/estuary issue is that it's not obvious when looking at a map.
Jack,
very good guess. But it's wrong.
You owe me £5. Easy money.
Have another guess.
very good guess. But it's wrong.
You owe me £5. Easy money.
Have another guess.
Silly me. Can't be anything foreign, brown or with excessive packaging. I know, Pink Wafer?
is it a garibaldi, or more likely a mussolini ?
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