Trivia Question of the Day

[PHXPhlyer]

Real question for next OH.
How / where / when / why did the practice of pricing fuel to the tenth of a cent / pence in the UK? come about?

PP

[llondel]

He who first sang for an audience...not necessarily a paying audience.

Probably one of the construction workers.

[Hydromet]

He who first sang for an audience...not necessarily a paying audience.

Probably one of the construction workers.

No, a well known singer of the time.

[Hydromet]

Last clue, he was an American singer, well known at the time but long since shuffled off this mortal coil.

If no correct answer in 12 hours time I'll reveal the answer.

[Hydromet]

OK, no takers, so here we go.

OH

[Wodrick]

And in true TGG style here's the video;

[PHXPhlyer]

Real question for next OH.
How / where / when / why did the practice of pricing fuel to the tenth of a cent / pence in the UK? come about?

PP

[PHXPhlyer]

What two thing do these songs have in common?

Jingle Bells
Frosty The Snowman
Winter Wonderland

PP

[OFSO]

Snowballs.

[PHXPhlyer]

Nope.

PP

[llondel]

I was thinking "They're all dire", but Jingle Bells isn't too bad.

[PHXPhlyer]

I was thinking "They're all dire", but Jingle Bells isn't too bad.

Not quite the answer.
But keep trying.

PP

[Opsboi]

They've all reached #1 in the charts

[PHXPhlyer]

Don't know.
Even if so not the answer I'm looking for.

PP

[llondel]

They've probably all charted for the same artist but I have no idea who.

[PHXPhlyer]

No.
Nothing to do with charts or artists.
Think genre.

PP

[Hydromet]

All Christmas songs, but not Christmas carols.

[PHXPhlyer]

Ding Ding Ding
No mention of Christmas in any of them.
The other thing that thry have in common ies that I don't want to hear them of even "real" Christmas carols for at least ten months!

PP

[Woody]

Today’s question is, where has Boris been for the last 10 days?

[Hydromet]

Tomorrow's question, Boris who?