E: 10/05 Win Lots of Things from Sony (You can still enter, Play catch up)

angelkez

thomasbentley wrote:

bless you angelkez

thank you very much :j

tenzing

Thank you very much everybody! What will we do when this has all finished?!

IClaudius

oh god..am in from lovely evening with friends..slightly pizzed..and THANK GOD for your help :rotfl:

piker1957

hi is any one else experincing the problem that it says codex forster is the incorrect answer? that's what i looked up on ggogle. thanks for advice piker

sorry answered my own question needed to put in london not name of codex. doing this too late at night and did not read question

IClaudius

ta as usual for help. did it when I was a little more than inebriated last night.:rotfl:

just kept randomly hitting the picture till I found the fourth triangle :rolleyes:

LSB1302

mega hard sudoku

Question: During his Italian Journeys, William Dean Howells observes this number of pupils in the boys' superior school.?

Answer: 14

squirrelz

Ah there appear to be different questions. Mine was about the same book and author, but asking which explorers monument he declared was the weakest possible.
Ans. Columbus

Merlin139

In mine you had to come up with the answer Mona Lisa.

According to Grant Allen's Paris. this is the most undoubted work of the master in existence.

I thought about the Mona Lisa straight away but no, Google and find the answer. 45 mins later and I eventually came to it.

tenzing

Hi, was a bit daunted by the Sudoku today, but did it much quicker than the last one (I did have a cold at the time!). My question was what did William Dean Howells write about besides the picturesque and the improbable on the way to Ferrara. Answer: pathetic

jimmymac87

My question:

leonardo's reversed handwriting manuscript on perpetual motion wheels can be found in this city. What is it's name? (For another clue Hyde in the north)

Help me please, i'm tried allsorts