Quizzes and Games

Just nudging this before it drops of the page.:)

Denis Papin, Born in 1647, a French Physicist, Invented the Steam D in 1679, a T o P C

Hi Sandie and Shimms,
Have a great holiday if we don't see you again before you leave Shimms.

I have to pop out for about an hour bbl

Hi Daphne ~~ ~
Its a miserable wet day here today, makes me feel like going back to bed !
Hope you're well.

Yes all correct so far
Denis Papin, Born in 1647, a French Physicist, Invented the Steam D in 1679, a T o P C

Edit Hi Shimms ~~~
Have a lovely time with your family if we don't speak before you go.Safe journey:)

>>> Hi Sue, Sandie, Jackie, Daphne, Jen, Liz, Jan, Dormouse, Diane, everyone ... apologies if I've missed anyone, am just whizzing round preparing for my holiday in Wales. o))

Busy baking, washing, making lists and sooo much to do.

Wishing you all such a good Bank Holiday weekend if I'm not able to return, will miss you all whilst I'm away, see you when I'm back. xxx

Jackie sis, ... am thinking of you, your bro and family (((hug))) xxx

Luvsu all, hugs too

xxx Shimms xxx

Hi Everyone.
Hope you are all having a nice day.

Denis Papin, Born in 1647, a French Physicist, Invented the Steam D in 1679, a T o P C

Hi Sandie
Let them do your's, I won't be around to keep an eye on it as I will be at work till the afternoon , must go, son want's to use poota, hope to catch you tomorrow take care and nite nite sweet dream's

D P, B i 1647, a F P, I t S D i 1679, a T o P C

EDIT = That's fine Sandie speak again soon

Diane x

Ooh Diane ..sorry
I was typing as you were posting and I was still on the same chat page and didn't see your post.

Yours is correct, you posted before me, please ignore my posting and take your go. Sorry I jumped in !!
Edit... jumped in a bit late, didn't think there was anyone around.:)
Edit again 22.45.. now being kicked off puter.

Just got time for this one, OH has relented and gone back to the living room .lol
the Famous five in Books by Enid Blyton are: Julia, Dick, Anne, George and Timmy (the Dog!)

D P, B i 1647, a F P, I t S D i 1679, a T o P C

Clue ...faster foods ( not Mc Donalds)

correction= Julian,Dick, Anne, Georgina
Diane

Hi Sandie
nite nite Jan
thought I'd pop in just to say I'm still around, been busy and don't get much chance on putta as son is alway's busy on it since he's been out of work { his putta } hope your well

the famous 5 in /is Book by Enid Blyton are Jack, Daphne, A, George and Timmy the dog

Goodnight Jan, being kicked off now, but sure I know some of the answer.
Been a good game , I enjoyed it :)
Sweet dreams
Sandie.

Phew! Now I can sleep easy! Thanks for your patience with my old grey cells! Well I really must sign off now. Here's my contribution (not too complex, I hope) - maybe for the "day crowd"...

t F 5 i B b E B a: J, D, A, G a T (t D!)
(think children's literature!)

If you're going to put one up leave a little clue pretty please.lol
I'm still on for a short while til hubby kicks me off:)
The next shift will pick it up , and if they fail to solve it ( which is highly unlikely with our Australian friends) they'll go onto another until you're back on again:)

Yes Jan, well done on your own, I hate it when I'm on my own .lol

In 1773 a group of Militant colonists, Boarded ships at Griffin's Wharf, Boston, United States, and dumped tea chests into the harbour, it became known as the Boston Tea Party.

M = militant ? millitary?

Hi Jan
Yes boarded.
In 1773 a group of M colonists, Boarded ships at Griffin's Wharf, Boston, United States, and dumped tea chests into the harbour, it became known as the Boston Tea Party.

The colonists were protesting.. ... the M is my wording for it , it maybe not on google, that's why I said it din't really matter it's just an adjective.

Sandie, forgive me for not spelling out the whole clue again:
M = malicious
B = boarded
??

Very close Jan
I'll give you colonials...is it the same as colonists, but I don't think they burned the ships, could be wrong .lol
In 1773 a group of M colonists, B ships at Griffin's Wharf, Boston, United States, and dumped tea chests into the harbour, it became known as the Boston Tea Party.

The M doesn't really matter , they were colonists...but for the 'M ',I suppose you could call them antagonists .

Brain cells I bit dim at this time of night, Sandie, but here goes:

In 1773 a group of mad colonials, burned ships at Griffin's Wharf, Boston, United States, and dumped tea chests into the harbour, it became known as the Boston Tea Party