E: 09/03 Win various prizes with cast off again

bargainhuntergal

CraSiEla wrote: »

Yes it was very rewarding thanks :j:j

Isn't Keel partly above the waterline, the question does say the bottom of the boat.
Yeah can't think of the chocolate wonder which type of pass out they mean?

I'm not sure tbh! I'm assuming the Keel is the middle bit? The bottom of the v (or u) shape if you look down the length? And the Hull is the part that comes up from that bit to make the boat shape?

Edit: Wikipedia seems to suggest it's the beam the boat is built around? :rotfl: I'm thinking this is another one where it's open to debate, if they mean the bottom of the boat on the outside, or the bottom of the boat from the inside??

RatGirl

Could the second one be Flake ( as in pass out ) ??

pkc_2

I was thinking maltesers


as they get shared in the adverts ?

sassy165

bargainhuntergal wrote: »

I'm not sure tbh! I'm assuming the Keel is the middle bit? The bottom of the v (or u) shape if you look down the length? And the Hull is the part that comes up from that bit to make the boat shape?

Edit: Wikipedia seems to suggest it's the beam the boat is built around? :rotfl: I'm thinking this is another one where it's open to debate, if they mean the bottom of the boat on the outside, or the bottom of the boat from the inside??

Quote from forum:

'It looks like once again we have a double 'fit' with one of the questions!!

Of course there are two UK place names that fit this question:


Today's Questions are:
Bottom of the boat
The Mystery Prize question: Pass out'

Looks as if they will accept Keele or Hull

No idea on the Pass Out though

shazjack

pkc wrote: »

I was thinking maltesers


as they get shared in the adverts ?

Yes good choice - Just a thought how about Celebrations they also have an Easter Egg maybe one for sharing/pass out ! Probably way off !!

CraSiEla

I did consider Celebrations earlier, but was in the garden centre at the time, and only just got back to find shazjack had posted same

To consider we have

Celebrations (as in the Tv advert to pass around)
Flake (to faint)
Maltesers (as in the Tv advert to pass around)

No clues on their website either

Daphne01

Keel: Nautical . a central fore-and-aft structural member in the bottom of a hull

I would go with hull, I think it's the whole bottom of the boat.

I think Ratgirl is right with flake for the second.

bargainhuntergal

I'm going to go with RatGirl's suggestion of 'Flake' too I think, it seems the most likely answer, unless it's supposed to be a two word answer and we're looking for alternative words for 'pass' and 'out'? Like with the 'Awesome road' one being 'Quality Street' but I can't think of anything that would fit.

They've obviously realised that both Keele and Hull fit for the first one (from the quote from their forum, posted by sassy165 earlier) so it shouldn't matter which one we put, or if we put both.

georgy-girl

Had a winning email today - to say that I was yesterdays winner - Many thanks for posting this comp on here CraSiELa :beer: and many thanks for all you lovely people for answering the clues and giving the answers :beer:.

All excited now wondering what my prize is going to be :j

feefeegabor

Well done, georgy-girl x