A Conversation for The H2IQ Quiz - Be The First Among Equals
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Saturday 24th November 2001
GreeboTCat Started conversation Nov 24, 2001
Can you name three consecutive days without using the words Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday?
Saturday 24th November 2001
Confusing Manifestation Posted Nov 24, 2001
Yes - Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow!
Saturday 24th November 2001
Confusing Manifestation Posted Nov 24, 2001
Yay! Although I have to admit this comes from remembering the question from ages ago, and not any actualy thinking on my part. Altertanitvely, I could talk about, say, the 1st, 2nd and 3rd of any given month.
Saturday 24th November 2001
Ming Mang Posted Nov 24, 2001
Well done! You've got it, which you know anyway. 
Damn, I thought I'd logged in just at the right minute when I saw this conversation 'Just Now' and Fridays was "2 minutes ago".
*sigh*
And I refuse to name any days by using the Thingites' names for them. 
¦M¦
Saturday 24th November 2001
Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit) Posted Nov 24, 2001
Yup:
Montag, Dienstag, Mittwoch
Saturday 24th November 2001
Clelba Posted Nov 24, 2001
doobry, dontbry and sodit. i'm sorry, but someone had to say it
^. .^
= ' =
Saturday 24th November 2001
tdbiii Posted Nov 24, 2001
Yes, in dutch we could say vandaag, morgen and overmorgen
meaning today, tomorrow and the say after that.
Saturday 24th November 2001
Lighthousegirl - back on board Posted Nov 24, 2001
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day 
Well I know Greebo is looking forward to Christmas!
Saturday 24th November 2001
Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit) Posted Nov 24, 2001
You could also have 1st 2nd 3rd of January (or any other three consecutive dates!)
Saturday 24th November 2001
Marjin, After a long time of procrastination back lurking Posted Nov 24, 2001
I even can make it five:
Day before yesterday, yesterday, today, tomorrow, day after tomorrow!
Saturday 24th November 2001
Clelba Posted Nov 24, 2001
show off! 
so many possible answers...who's going to be right?
^. .^
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Saturday 24th November 2001
Lighthousegirl - back on board Posted Nov 24, 2001
There is only one person who can tell us ...
Saturday 24th November 2001
Ottox Posted Nov 24, 2001
And that's me! My answer is the right one!
Tirsdag, onsdag, torsdag! 
... well, maybe not. 
Saturday 24th November 2001
Wayfarer-- I only wish I were crackly Posted Nov 25, 2001
day of Odin(or Wodin? whatever.), day of Thor, day of Frigga
(respectively, Norse supreme god and creater, Norse god of thunder, weather, and crops, and Norse goddess of married love and the hearth, wife of Odin. as if you all didn't already know that.)
hey, had to try.
Saturday 24th November 2001
GreeboTCat Posted Nov 25, 2001
Well done CM.. ~grin~... you were the first one with a correct answer... so the point goes to you...
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Saturday 24th November 2001
- 1: GreeboTCat (Nov 24, 2001)
- 2: Confusing Manifestation (Nov 24, 2001)
- 3: Confusing Manifestation (Nov 24, 2001)
- 4: Ming Mang (Nov 24, 2001)
- 5: Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit) (Nov 24, 2001)
- 6: Clelba (Nov 24, 2001)
- 7: Ming Mang (Nov 24, 2001)
- 8: tdbiii (Nov 24, 2001)
- 9: Lighthousegirl - back on board (Nov 24, 2001)
- 10: Argon0 (50 and feeling it - back for a bit) (Nov 24, 2001)
- 11: Marjin, After a long time of procrastination back lurking (Nov 24, 2001)
- 12: Clelba (Nov 24, 2001)
- 13: Lighthousegirl - back on board (Nov 24, 2001)
- 14: Ottox (Nov 24, 2001)
- 15: Clelba (Nov 24, 2001)
- 16: Lighthousegirl - back on board (Nov 25, 2001)
- 17: Wayfarer-- I only wish I were crackly (Nov 25, 2001)
- 18: GreeboTCat (Nov 25, 2001)
- 19: GreeboTCat (Nov 25, 2001)
- 20: Wayfarer-- I only wish I were crackly (Nov 25, 2001)
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