A Conversation for The H2IQ Quiz - Be The First Among Equals
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
GreeboTCat Started conversation Nov 22, 2000
What is one thing that ALL wise men, regardless of their religion or politics, agree is between heaven and earth?
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Nov 22, 2000
Clouds?
Birds?
Trees?
*and no smileys for any of those...*
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Nov 22, 2000
I know! Rain!
*shaking umbrella, but with the half-storm going on, she's soaking wet from waist and down*
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
You can call me TC Posted Nov 22, 2000
They share the "ea" between them.
Air?
The "And"? (as suggested above)
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
The Cow Posted Nov 22, 2000
Actually, it'd be the " and ".
"heaven"+"and"+"earth" = "heavenandearth".
But it could be death. No, that'd be earth and heaven.
Actually, the questions flawed: *we* can't agree on what's between them!
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
dElaphant (and Zeppo his dog (and Gummo, Zeppos dog)) - Left my apostrophes at the BBC Posted Nov 22, 2000
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
Bagpuss Posted Nov 22, 2000
That's not a palindrom, mate, this is a palindrome:
A man, a plan, a canal: Panama.
(I like that one because it doesn't look as contrived as most)
As for the question: I don't know. Not the foggiest.
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
Titania (gone for lunch) Posted Nov 22, 2000
Could this be the world's longest one-word-palindrome?
Saippuakauppias
(soap salesman, in old days, in Finnish)
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
HollePolle Posted Nov 22, 2000
A long word, indeed!
The longest German one, I can think of is "Lagerregal" (shelf in a depot). But I have a really long sentence for you:
"Ein Neger mit Gazelle zagt im Regen nie!" (useless to give any translation, because it is pretty much of a senseless phrase...)
HP »--.
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
Arthur Dentist, Really Cool Guardian Angel (Patron Saint of Pliers, and Wrencher of Teeth) With a Pointlessly Long, Stupid Name Posted Nov 22, 2000
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
I'm not really here Posted Nov 22, 2000
I think the question is odd, as if the wise man are of different religions, they won't all believe in heaven anyway.
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
Arthur Dentist, Really Cool Guardian Angel (Patron Saint of Pliers, and Wrencher of Teeth) With a Pointlessly Long, Stupid Name Posted Nov 22, 2000
Wisdom?
Truth? (Or maybe lies?)
Nothing, as Heaven may not exist?
Some kind of connection?
Ambiguity?
Hmmmmmm.........
Wednesday 22nd November 2000
GreeboTCat Posted Nov 23, 2000
Well done HollePolle... and does indeed come between heaven and earth... ~grin~
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Wednesday 22nd November 2000
- 1: GreeboTCat (Nov 22, 2000)
- 2: Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor (Nov 22, 2000)
- 3: HollePolle (Nov 22, 2000)
- 4: Titania (gone for lunch) (Nov 22, 2000)
- 5: Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor (Nov 22, 2000)
- 6: Titania (gone for lunch) (Nov 22, 2000)
- 7: You can call me TC (Nov 22, 2000)
- 8: The Cow (Nov 22, 2000)
- 9: Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) (Nov 22, 2000)
- 10: dElaphant (and Zeppo his dog (and Gummo, Zeppos dog)) - Left my apostrophes at the BBC (Nov 22, 2000)
- 11: Bagpuss (Nov 22, 2000)
- 12: Titania (gone for lunch) (Nov 22, 2000)
- 13: Ottox (Nov 22, 2000)
- 14: HollePolle (Nov 22, 2000)
- 15: Leanne (ACE and Scout) (Nov 22, 2000)
- 16: Arthur Dentist, Really Cool Guardian Angel (Patron Saint of Pliers, and Wrencher of Teeth) With a Pointlessly Long, Stupid Name (Nov 22, 2000)
- 17: I'm not really here (Nov 22, 2000)
- 18: Arthur Dentist, Really Cool Guardian Angel (Patron Saint of Pliers, and Wrencher of Teeth) With a Pointlessly Long, Stupid Name (Nov 22, 2000)
- 19: coelacanth (Nov 23, 2000)
- 20: GreeboTCat (Nov 23, 2000)
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