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And the winner is...

posted by Emma on 29 Aug 2007

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... Alan Trotter!

Alan wins the prize of the two tickets to the Globe to see Love's Labours Lost as he correctly answered the questions. Honourable mentions also go to Richard Wright. Both answered all ten questions, and because I've got nothing at all better to do I wrote a little thing in Excel to randomly pick one. I call it the Ibble-Obble-O-Meter (ibble obble being the preferred method of choice for playground decisions when I were a lass. Ibble obble black bobble ibble obble out. Still, as it happens, used today on occasion in Snowbooks' strategic planning meetings.) When I get a chance I'll have to make a rosette for Richard, as I promised, who is officially a Super Snowbooks Fan.

Alan, email me your address and they'll be in the post!

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Comments: 4


Well done Alan...and the answers are?


Hooray! Thank you very much - this is excellent news to get the day before a deadline :)


I shall wear my rosette with pride...


1) What is the name of the company who makes The Red Men?

Monad

2) What is David Muirhead's degree?

Philosophy (MA)

3) Where does Sally Howe's husband go for a year?

A cabin in the Rockies

4) Jeff Lint wrote "I Blame Ferns". Name two more of his works.

I'll go for:

Cheerful When Blamed and Doomed and Confident.

One Less Bastard sounds enjoyably like it should be a Mickey Spillane book.

5) Who was the Duke of Normandy's brother?

Odo of Bayeaux

6) Who are the Jinn?

"The mysterious Afghan warriors who may hold the key to the coming battle for the Holy Land."

7) Name one magazine founded by Richard Ballantine.

Bicycle Magazine.

8) Where was Linda Cockburn born?

New Zealand.

9) Name two books written by Carol Anne Davis

Shrouded and Sob Story.

10) Where is Eden's Meadow?

Louisiana.

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