Trivia Question of the Day
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ribrash
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It looks like you know Ex-A.Do you want to step up or should I leave it a while longer ?
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Perhaps the word is 'snuffle'?
Been in data comm since we formed the bits individually with a Morse key.
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Ex-Ascot
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Leave it Sir, I did know but had forgotten so not fair to take over.
'Yes, Madam, I am drunk, but in the morning I shall be sober and you will still be ugly.' Sir Winston Churchill.
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Let us give them a clue Ribrash.
'Yes, Madam, I am drunk, but in the morning I shall be sober and you will still be ugly.' Sir Winston Churchill.
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Aha! 'tis a sounder I believe, though as a fellow Red, one cannot but agree with Woody!
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Which European country banned beer for more than 70 years?
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Capetonian
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Iceland.
Although I think that if you were a visitor you could buy it at the airport on arrival.
Although I think that if you were a visitor you could buy it at the airport on arrival.
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Correct Cape! It came as quite a shock the first time I visited in 1981!
Amazing to think that young people go there for stag and hen parties these days.
Your turn to change the barrel.
Amazing to think that young people go there for stag and hen parties these days.
Your turn to change the barrel.
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Capetonian
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A South African liqueur of uncertain origin, but possibly derived from the humorous uncertainty of the name, equivalent of whats-his-name.
What is it called, and what is it made of? Very nice by the way!
What is it called, and what is it made of? Very nice by the way!
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Are you referring to Witblits?
I've never consumed it, and I've assumed that it is similar to Eau de vie or grappa.
I've never consumed it, and I've assumed that it is similar to Eau de vie or grappa.
Cynicism improves with age
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Capetonian
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No, it's a liqueur available commercially in some bottlestores, and I'd say it's probably more popular in rural Afrikaans farming areas than elsewhere.
It's produced in the Western Cape, I think by KWV, and the last time I bought a bottle it was about R140.
It's produced in the Western Cape, I think by KWV, and the last time I bought a bottle it was about R140.
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Capetonian
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Van Der Who?
Yes, exactly, and the main ingredient for flavouring is what?
Yes, exactly, and the main ingredient for flavouring is what?
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Been in data comm since we formed the bits individually with a Morse key.
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Capetonian
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Correct John
Known as naartjies in ZA but I don't think there is any difference.
You are now the master distiller.
Known as naartjies in ZA but I don't think there is any difference.
You are now the master distiller.