Quiz time

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Originally Posted by duckman

How is that relevant to their professional lives Hexbaz? :confused: :confused:

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Well, I don't think they were amateur men - so, professionally, they were indeed men. QED.

And it was meant to be a joke - so quit splitting hairs :D

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Originally Posted by hexbaz

Well, I don't think they were amateur men - so, professionally, they were indeed men. QED.

And it was meant to be a joke - so quit splitting hairs :D

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:D :D :D :D :D

They were both ham actors? :D

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Originally Posted by Driver

Several things:

They both wrote autobiographies.
They're both dead.
They were in the army together (Ustinov was a private and Niven an officer. When they worked together on a movie during World War II, to satisfy military sensibilities, Ustinov was listed as Niven's batman).

Take your pick!

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Serving together in the army was the one I was thinking of.

It's still Termite's go for his correct identification of Terence Rattigan.

I might squeeze one in here:

Where are the Northern-most, Southern-most, Western-most and Eastern-most points in the USA.

I don't need towns, just states. Note, this is a bit of a trick.

Alaska, Hawaii, Alaska & Alaska

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Originally Posted by Grunt

Alaska, Hawaii, Alaska & Alaska

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Is the correct answer!

I thought is quite interesting that three of them were in Alaska and none were in the USA "mainland".

Your go, Grunt.

Simon & Garfunkel's first single was released under which artists names?

3 days, no answer.

Hint: Shared a name with a cartoon duo.

Bugs'n'Daffy ??

No

Tom and Jerry.

It's really amazing that two highly creative people could have been so unimaginative as to have come up with such a naff name. Maybe they were influenced by showbiz "experts".

Quite correct and I agree.

Your turn.

OK

What's the link between Baker Street and Billy Connolly? (Full explanation, please).