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Hoagy's Pub Quiz
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My last guess - give me Handel anytime
My last guess - give me Handel anytime
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DING DINGMrPanzerGeneral wrote:1 3 4 2 5 6
My last guess - give me Handel anytime
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Hmmm...I must admit that was just really a wild guess (tho' a "bit worked out") Marty. A good brain tease.
This should be an easy one : Magellan is credited with leading the first "recorded" mission that succeeded in circumnavigating the world. He didn't survive the journey, and only 18 of his original party did.
My question is this - what precise bit of personally witnessed knowledge, did he use in his argument to implore the Crown of Spain (against the arguments of the Kings' (read Popes') Clerics) to demonstrate that he knew that the earth was a sphere, which led to the financing of the mission.
This should be an easy one : Magellan is credited with leading the first "recorded" mission that succeeded in circumnavigating the world. He didn't survive the journey, and only 18 of his original party did.
My question is this - what precise bit of personally witnessed knowledge, did he use in his argument to implore the Crown of Spain (against the arguments of the Kings' (read Popes') Clerics) to demonstrate that he knew that the earth was a sphere, which led to the financing of the mission.
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MrPanzerGeneral wrote:Hmmm...I must admit that was just really a wild guess (tho' a "bit worked out") Marty. A good brain tease.
This should be an easy one : Magellan is credited with leading the first "recorded" mission that succeeded in circumnavigating the world. He didn't survive the journey, and only 18 of his original party did.
My question is this - what precise bit of personally witnessed knowledge, did he use in his argument to implore the Crown of Spain (against the arguments of the Kings' (read Popes') Clerics) to demonstrate that he knew that the earth was a sphere, which led to the financing of the mission.

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MrPanzerGeneral wrote:shouldn't it be: " in what order he germaned them in" ? , he wasn't finnish.Martin Ronne wrote:Johann Sebastian Bach wrote 6 Brandenburg Concertos. However, he did not finnish them in the order in which they were started. What is the order in which he finished them?
I did notice that myself but I wasn't going to say anything.
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True quote or not , one of my most favourite - "The church says that the earth is flat, but I know that it is round, for I have seen it's shadow on the moon, and I have more faith in a shadow, than in the church."Captain_Scarlet wrote:MrPanzerGeneral wrote:Hmmm...I must admit that was just really a wild guess (tho' a "bit worked out") Marty. A good brain tease.
This should be an easy one : Magellan is credited with leading the first "recorded" mission that succeeded in circumnavigating the world. He didn't survive the journey, and only 18 of his original party did.
My question is this - what precise bit of personally witnessed knowledge, did he use in his argument to implore the Crown of Spain (against the arguments of the Kings' (read Popes') Clerics) to demonstrate that he knew that the earth was a sphere, which led to the financing of the mission.
he saw the shadow of the earth against the moon
Well done horsey woman !
I promise to make it harder next time
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For some farout reason I'd go with Capricorn. Or maybe Gemini.
Though I really hope it's Aries, We have always been the True conquerers !
Though I really hope it's Aries, We have always been the True conquerers !
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I'll say Gemini, which is probably why they called the earlier missions Gemini.Captain_Scarlet wrote:easy one![]()
what star sign were the majority of apollo astronauts ?
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Allright then - I'll say Capricorn.
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well I couldn't pick Gemini after Hoagy did , could I ? 
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Cancer.
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Pancreatic!
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You'd never give me my first answer Scarlet
You have to be a bit headstrong to reach for the stars
You have to be a bit headstrong to reach for the stars
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Yours I guess.
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Alright here's an easy one. How many characters did Mike Myers play in Austin Powers: Goldmember and what were all of their names?
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irrelevant geeky comment - those missions had two people in, the first ones to do so. Like the heavenly twins, Castor and Pollux. that's why they were called Gemini.Hoagy wrote:I'll say Gemini, which is probably why they called the earlier missions Gemini.Captain_Scarlet wrote:easy one![]()
what star sign were the majority of apollo astronauts ?
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Without doing research I can recall...
Austin Powers
Doctor Evil
Fat Bastard
Goldmember
Austin Powers
Doctor Evil
Fat Bastard
Goldmember