Mad Eyed Screamer
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He was brilliant in the final. The woman only answered one question right. An amazing win - I never gave them a chance.Nice shoes and a lovely jacket though .....
He was brilliant in the final. The woman only answered one question right. An amazing win - I never gave them a chance.Nice shoes and a lovely jacket though .....
Did I hear Paul Sinha answer carrot instead of beetroot when asked to name a reddish root vegetable.He was brilliant in the final. The woman only answered one question right. An amazing win - I never gave them a chance
He did as you said.Did I hear Paul Sinha answer carrot instead of beetroot when asked to name a reddish root vegetable.
Not sure if he misheard the question but it lost him the game.
Broke the bank though.He was brilliant in the final. The woman only answered one question right. An amazing win - I never gave them a chance.
He said “coffee” when the answer was “Los Angeles”.He did as you said.
The one that got him all off track was a different question which I can't recall now but he answered it way too soon and the pair stole the answer. He seemed to lose concentration after that
It was something about a place called Mocha ****** and he jumped in before the end of the question with the incorrect answer " coffee"He did as you said.
The one that got him all off track was a different question which I can't recall now but he answered it way too soon and the pair stole the answer. He seemed to lose concentration after that
But carrots are originally purple. So he was right.He did as you said.
The one that got him all off track was a different question which I can't recall now but he answered it way too soon and the pair stole the answer. He seemed to lose concentration after that
Wasn't it a museum in which Californian city?It was something about a place called Mocha ****** and he jumped in before the end of the question with the incorrect answer " coffee"
Didn't seethe post above from @Citizen of Legoland
MOCA, Museum of contemporary art , Los Angeles.Wasn't it a museum in which Californian city?