E: 20/05 Win British Pride Boxes and Jubilee Tickets - Kleenex Daily (FB)

ehlittleone

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My googling suggests the answer is C The Worlds first public railways was opened in England

perfect10

ehlittleone wrote: »

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My googling suggests the answer is C The Worlds first public railways was opened in England

Yep - that's the right answer

cornishpasty1

This must be yesterdays question?

The Queen owns 88 Swans
The Queen owns every Swan in the UK
The Queen owns a Swan shaped pedalo in her Royal collection

hamsterfan1

cornishpasty1 wrote: »

This must be yesterdays question?

The Queen owns 88 Swans
The Queen owns every Swan in the UK
The Queen owns a Swan shaped pedalo in her Royal collection

correct answer is B

Yinster

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Answer for today is

A: is used for sterile dressing by field doctors

(according to http://www.kleenex.com/story.aspx and then going to 1940s)

zray

think the answer is B

from here http://www.kleenex.co.uk/UK/About/Brand-Story.aspx

The tissue was trademarked “Kleenex®” and went on the market in 1924 as a cold cream or makeup remover, a disposable substitute for facial towels

would double check as not the best with answers!

bees**knees

answer is C

from website

'2000
This year saw the launch of Kleenex® tissues mini pocket packs — full-size tissues in a handy mini pocket pack.'

Callico1

Today's answer is B

Chelsea Pensioners may not be impersonated.
[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]By 1800 in England some two hundred crimes that were punishable by death. They included forgery, horse-stealing, sheep-stealing, picking pockets, stealing five shillings (25p) from a shop, damaging Westminster Bridge, and impersonating a Chelsea Pensioner not to mention treason, murder, and attempted murder. :rotfl:[/FONT]

tinktinktinkerbell

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i think todays answer might be A?

barginmad

I think today's answer is A

source
http://www.kleenex.com/BrandStory.aspx