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We-e-ell, again, y'see, they tell you it's got leeks in it. But that means the cook has put leeks in it, doesn't it? And we all know about cooks and leaks and soup, don't we? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by ozwinner
But anyway, you're near enough right, Al. Your go.
No googling you lot.
What in an Intrados?
I has to do with a part of a part of a building.
Al :p
It sounds like a doorway. But in Spanish.
No.
It has to do with brickwork.
Al :p
its an 'internal' disk operating sytem command from the kernel, as opposed to an external command, or extrados.
Sorry to throw a 'curveball' :p
.... I do not have one in my house!!!
Pete
I think that it is an internal curve. so for brickwork it must be the inside face of a curved wall?
It's the inside curve of an arch. An extrados is the outside curve of an arch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bleedin Thumb
What is Trumper's? (Clue: Prince Charles ought to know ;) ).
Its when one has too many cucumber sandwiches, and one passes......arhuuum........wind.Quote:
Originally Posted by Driver
Charles :o
I always thought that was brumpers! :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Prince Charles
Anyway - interesting answer Chuck, but incorrect.
Actually, and on second thoughts, HRH was right after all. But since he didn't also mention that Trumpers is the name of the royal barbershop, he'll have to miss a turn.
Instead, here's an easier one.
Which designer of darkside gear had a name that sounds like a fish? (If you want to take the honours let's have his first name too and his connection with the darkside. And no, it wasn't Darth Prawn).
Justus Traut, inventor of various handplane designs. Once worked for Stanley I believe.
On this, the day the third test commences, why oh why are you talking about hand planes?
Surely all questions today should have "Rodney Marsh" as their answer?
(Unless they are about Liz Ellis of course :rolleyes: )
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Hand that man a haddock. Your go, Brother Silent.Quote:
Originally Posted by silentC
(Oh, and by the way, Rodney Marsh).
OK, I choose to give my question in the form of a cryptic crossword clue:
A reinforced joint keeps in a damp and soggy place.