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Post by Lux on Nov 10, 2007 19:06:02 GMT 12
Correct: South Atlantic
diana - 1pt
Yollie - 4 pts.
Cookie - 8 pts.
Bossybitch - 3 pt.
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Post by Lux on Nov 10, 2007 19:10:59 GMT 12
History:
What year was Martin Luther born?
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Post by maire on Nov 10, 2007 19:28:22 GMT 12
1483 ..... Pears Cyclopaedia
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Post by Lux on Nov 10, 2007 21:38:47 GMT 12
Correct: 1483
maire - 2 pts
diana - 1 pt
Yollie - 4 pts.
Cookie - 8 pts.
Bossybitch - 3 pt.s
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Post by Lux on Nov 10, 2007 21:57:47 GMT 12
People:
What is the most common name in the world?
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Post by rdsmum on Nov 11, 2007 6:36:34 GMT 12
First name or surname??? John.........or..........Chong?  ?? |
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Post by maire on Nov 11, 2007 8:23:17 GMT 12
I've seen this somewhere and quite recently, but all that comes to mind at the moment, is Smith for a surname and I'll go with mums John, spelt in it's various forms ..
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Post by Lux on Nov 11, 2007 10:08:42 GMT 12
no.
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Post by misilon on Nov 11, 2007 21:13:02 GMT 12
george
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Post by misilon on Nov 11, 2007 21:17:27 GMT 12
oh gawwwd I put my answer in first then went to have a look in google ,..hahaha!! made me laugh out loud ,..
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Post by bossybitch on Nov 12, 2007 19:45:41 GMT 12
Faarrrrrrrr Did I really goggle Mohammed? You have to be a dick to put that answer. Tom or harry could know as well. John was one name I first thought of. John Smith but that's a no too. So I guess Mohammed. Wiki answer
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Post by Lux on Nov 17, 2007 19:34:17 GMT 12
Correct: Mohammed
maire - 2 pts
diana - 1 pt
Yollie - 4 pts.
Cookie - 8 pts.
Bossybitch - 4 pt.s
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Post by Lux on Nov 17, 2007 19:39:30 GMT 12
Our wonderful world:
What are the medicinal values of the plant Cranesbill?
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Post by yollie on Nov 19, 2007 6:13:08 GMT 12
wow, thats a toughie to find!! Latin name is geranium sanguineum. I only found the Dutch version which is slightly different and is used for throat infections (gargling).
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Post by maire on Nov 19, 2007 6:37:13 GMT 12
According to my book on Medicinal plants, it's used as a haemostatic (an agent to stop bleeding) & as it causes the skin and mucous membranes to constrict, it is probably effective when taken internally for diarrhoea.
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Post by bossybitch on Nov 20, 2007 6:18:52 GMT 12
I found some more on it.....it can be used for these
* Burns
* Eczema
* Edema
* Fluid Retention
* Neuralgia
* PMS Symptoms (including swollen breasts)
* Poor Circulation
* Rheumatism
* Tonsillitis
But Im not allowed to use it.
Geranium may irritate sensitive skin. Avoid use during pregnancy due to antispasmodic properties
Some amazing stuff....I prefer succulents and cacti. Don't have to water them too much and they keep the cats from popping.
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Post by Lux on Nov 27, 2007 6:35:09 GMT 12
Correct: Clever peeps.  maire - 4 pts diana - 1 pt Yollie - 6 pts. Cookie - 8 pts. Bossybitch - 6 pt.s |
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Post by Lux on Nov 27, 2007 6:37:34 GMT 12
History:
What was a gladiator armed with, in addition to a dagger and spear?
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Post by maire on Nov 27, 2007 15:12:56 GMT 12
A shield?
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Post by rdsmum on Nov 28, 2007 7:13:58 GMT 12
Russell Crowe's body??? Phwoar he can be gladiator for me any day lol
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Post by bottlecar on Nov 28, 2007 19:51:01 GMT 12
LOL rds mum - me too!
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Post by maire on Nov 28, 2007 20:04:58 GMT 12
Seeing we are into ancient warriors, what about those in Troy ... Brad Pitts body is not to be dismissed ;D   |
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Post by Lux on Nov 28, 2007 20:13:15 GMT 12
mmm...mmm Not a shield. LOL.
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Post by bossybitch on Nov 29, 2007 7:21:41 GMT 12
Their training included learning how to use various weapons, including the war chain, net, trident, dagger, and lasso.
Ablemedia.com for those who are interested in a bit of History.
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Post by bossybitch on Nov 29, 2007 7:23:10 GMT 12
Just on the newsfront, I heard a bit of the news this morning and someone got in trouble for naming their teddy bear Mohammed. True story...don't know where I was waking at the time...And to think it was a popular name.
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