A Conversation for The H2IQ Quiz - Be The First Among Equals

Geometrical?

Post 221

Cupid Stunt

Tricky...


Geometrical?

Post 222

Mu Beta

This is why we shouldn't let mathematicians set questions.

Is this one in base 10?

B


Geometrical?

Post 223

Jon Quixote: steaming little purple buns for tea.

Is it hexagon?


Geometrical?

Post 224

Raz

The answer is square....
The number of sides in the first figure squared is equal to the sum of the sides of the remaining figures.

The sad thing is I only get to check this place occasionally - so wont be able to set another qn!


Foot Race suggestion

Post 225

six7s

Well done Raz, and thanks - it had me beat

Shame you can't post a question smiley - sadface

I suggest that

smiley - space If Dr J does not turn up and nominate
smiley - space a worthy successor
smiley - space AND
smiley - space the nominee does not post a question promptly

we have (yet another) Foot Race, starting as soon as this post is listed as being posted *yesterday*

Any Seconders?


Foot Race suggestion

Post 226

Seamus...the forbidden


I'll second that.

Seamussmiley - biggrin


Foot Race suggestion

Post 227

Raz

A quick question - I should be around for the rest of the week.

If Pacific - Atlantic = 0-2-0
What is Prairie?

Richard


Foot Race suggestion

Post 228

Mu Beta

2-6-2

Steam Engine wheel configurations. Pacific = 4-6-4, Atlantic = 4-6-2

For those that haven't got a clue what we're on about, let's just say I've been listening to my Dad too much. He's a terminal train smiley - geek

B


Foot Race suggestion

Post 229

Mu Beta

I'll try that again, so it adds up smiley - biggrin

Pacific = 4-6-2, Atlantic = 4-4-2

B


Foot Race suggestion

Post 230

Raz

I said it would be quick - but maybe not that quick - well done!


Foot Race suggestion

Post 231

Mu Beta

smiley - sigh

I suppose I've got to ask one now, have I?

B


A Piece of Cake

Post 232

Mu Beta

OK...should be quite easy, this one:

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What links:

Jim Backus
The 6th President of the USA
Jack Klugman
and Air Compression

No tricks - nice easy question

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B


A Piece of Cake

Post 233

Lost & Found Rhino

Not quite got it all but I suspect the link is Quincey

Jim Bakus - Do know


6th Pres - John Quincey Adams
Klugman - played Quincey on TV
Air Crompression - De Quincey seems to have invented a saw pump that is credited with compressing Air


A Piece of Cake

Post 234

Lost & Found Rhino

Should have been
Jim Bakus - Don't know

Sorry


A Piece of Cake

Post 235

Mu Beta

See? Told you it was easy. De Quincey actually had a company named after him as well.

Jim Backus was the voice of Mr Magoo, whose first name was also Quincey.

Over to you Rhino.

B


A Piece of Cake

Post 236

Lost & Found Rhino

I'll be off line in about 30 mins therefore I'm not sure if is right that I should set a question and not be around to confirm the answer.

But quick one if anyone one wants to have a stab

Name the hamster that Freddy Star allegedly ate in 1986


A Piece of Cake

Post 237

Lost & Found Rhino

I'm off now folks, Supersonic was the hamsters name


A Piece of Cake

Post 238

Cupid Stunt

The hamsters name was S...

*looks at posting...*

D'OH!


A Piece of Cake

Post 239

Wumbeevil

Isn't it a bit late to name the hamster now?


A Piece of Cake

Post 240

~ jwf ~ scribblo ergo sum

Hamsters should never be given names. It gives them notions of grandeur well above their station and encourages sloth and pretention in their young.

This thread seems a bit comatose of late.
Who wants to pose a question?

smiley - biggrin
~jwf~


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