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To be fair though Sue, if having one Car Club car prevents the need for several households from having to own a car each and having to park them on an already congested stretch of residential road I think I'd just let them get on with implementing it.

That looks like a browser message - you may need to change some connection settings in Safari to stop the browser connecting via the old modem by default. Might be worth checking the connection options in the settings of the browser. James

UNICEF ambassador Helped secure the Olympics Apart from that I'm not sure what he's done.

Seconded for Kebab and Wine. I've heard there is an 'even further back' bar where that sort of caper goes on...

I'm getting behind Wagner - lacking vocal talent and more than a bit creepy but who cares...he's entertaining! Plus every week he stays in Cheryl Cole's scowls get more intense!! Get behind Wagner!!!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-11676437 I do love these invaluable life tips. What's next? 'How to tie your own shoelaces' or maybe the more obvious 'How to wipe your own backside'?

Cheers PGC, some gems in there! May just do that with the Joker cards too. Need inspiration for a tie break...

These are all fantastic additions...though we're now a bit light on the sport questions

Yes, we'll definitely have jokers (tu)

Best thing to do is go on a travel agent website and look for a destination with more green and blue runs. I started out in Andorra (Pas De La Casa) which is very beginner-friendly, and generally resorts will have a star rating to this effect. I can also recommend Les Deux Alpes in France for some good low down blues and greens. With so many of you going it is often cheaper to prebook things like lift passes and equipment hire, and you may even get a discount for a larger group. Also look at reviews of the local ski schools of your chosen destination...but above all enjoy!

And Shinty by the looks of things... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sliotar

Thanks for correcting me Buggie - my knowledge of all things Teletubby is patchy at best.

Here's the list so far: TV & Film 1. What was the name of Eddie Murphy?s character in the Beverley Hills Cop film series? 2. Actor Tony Curtis died recently aged 85. How many times did he marry? 3. Which Hollywood actor?s real surname is Mapother IV? 4. Name a previous winner of The Apprentice. 5. Doctor Who returned to television in 2005 after an absence of 9 years. Who was first cast as the doctor in the remake? 6. Who topped Julia Roberts and Nicole Kidman in 2003 to become the world?s highest paid actress? 7. Name the Army Major convicted of deception after ?winning? the million pound jackpot on a 2001 episode of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire 8. Which 70?s cult US TV series proclaimed ?Gentlemen we can rebuild him. We have the technology?? 9. In which 2 films did Timothy Dalton play James Bond? 10. Name the blue Tellytubby. Sport 1. Which is the only English league football club to have a pub at each corner of their ground? 2. Which current Formula One racing driver holds the title of the most experienced driver in the history of the sport? 3. How many gold medals did England win at this year?s Commonwealth Games? (3 either side) 4. Only two players have ever won the FIFA World Player of the Year award three times - name one. 5. Which sport is played with a Sliotar? 6. Before Tiger Woods, who was the last golf professional to win at least five tournaments in a row? 7. Who was the first English rugby player to play in 50 internationals? 8. General Knowledge 1. Which country?s flag has only one colour? 2. In which year was the ?1 note abolished? 3. What is 85% of 1660? 4. Name the biggest airline in the world by fleet size? 5. What life-saving device is Swede Nils Bohlin credited with inventing? 6. What is Acetaminophen more commonly known as? 7. Which is the only Scandinavian country to not be a member of the European Union? 8. Which is London?s most frequently stolen street sign? 9. Spell the word MAINTENANCE 10. The scaphoid bone is found in which part of the body? Food & Drink 1. In terms of wine bottles, which is biggest? Magnum, Balthazar, Salmanazar or Methuselah? 2. TV Chef Rick Stein is known for recipes containing mainly what? 3. Which city is home to Colmans Mustard? 4. How many teaspoons in a tablespoon? 5. Chang beer in brewed in which country? 6. Which MP famously lashed out after having an egg thrown at him on the 2001 campaign trail? 7. What flavour does the vegetable Fennel most resemble? 8. Which celebrity chef took on the challenge of revamping the Little Chef chain in 2009? 9. What is the UK drink drive limit - 25mg, 30mg or 35mg per 100ml of breath? Will add some of the above right now. Cheers for all your help!

Good media questions! Not a fan of the odd Heat/Closer mag are you Huguenot?

Sorry if this topic has appeared numerous times before, but I've been seconded with the task with organising an office quiz to be held in a few weeks time...problem is I need questions fast (answers would be good, too). I think I've got the picture rounds sorted out but still have Sport, General Knowledge, Food and Drink, Music, TV & Film and 'In The Media' to finish up. Any help gratefully received...especially on the Food & Drink front! Cheers folks! J

Prices for Kaspersky AV on Amazon are pretty reasonable - thats what I use. I wouldn't recommend AVG/Avast/Comodo on a shared machine but if you're the only one using it and you're responsible about the sites you visit it works fine. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kaspersky-Internet-Security-2011-Subscription/dp/B003KTMF7O/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1286526037&sr=8-1

Depending on whats left of the radio loom you should be able to get a multi adapter from halfords to fit the stereo. Will cost you about a tenner and will be specific to the make of car.

No contest! Guess Who...though it is invariably always Herman.

I'd like to hear more from Ridgley. After all, you were in a band with him.

I'd avoid Netbooks unless getting a top-end one...they're made cheaply and don't last more than about 18 months to a couple of years. I'd second binary_star and stick with a Dell or HP - decent support and reasonable build quality and spec (on the whole)...

Being a good cheater means you have to be a good liar. Unfortunately, I'm neither.

Thats outrageous JRussel. Everyone knows cooking strong garlic should be practised strictly within the hours of 6:13pm and 8:24pm.

A bit of a controverial comment it would seem! Rephrasing slightly, I think Vaio's are a bit overpriced and I'm basing it on the amount I repair against other makes.

My only advice would be to avoid Acer and Sony Vaio's...they tend to both be a bit cheap and nasty these days. Seems Sony are getting by on the reputation of their other products...

I agree, The National's new album 'High Violet' is an absolute cracker...and almost as good as their previous, 'Boxer'.