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"Return of the Quiz thing."

Hello, Its back again after a 5 month break. The so called rules are the same: anyone can set a question so long as they check to see if anyone has got the right answer.
Mystique is the reigning champ, she answered at least twice as many questions correctly as the nearest placed person.
If this gets going again then I'll keep a running score sheet.


1. What was sister sledge's only UK no.1?
2. Who was the voice of donkey in Shrek?
3. Who played the vampire Deacon Frost in the film Blade?
4. Who directed star wars episode 1?
5. "The Gentlemen" featured in which episode of Buffy the vampire slayer?

those 5 will do from me from now.

just a quick 2 questions on my questions:
are they too easy?
oh and do I do too many/few questions?

Point taken.

Lets assume cheap, nasty clock.

Fuzzy wrote:
> 3) A clock with hands is digital...true or false?
>
> False, its anolouge
>
> Incorrect - a clock with hands is digital as it has set values to
> which it can go to (seconds, minutes etc). An analogue device can go
> to any value (like a needle on a scale on a voltmeter, for example).

If you are going to argue this way, surely it depends on the type of watch?

You will notice that higher quality watches do not tick away the seconds, there is a smooth uninterrupted circular motion from all the hands - hence they are analogue.

Apparently Rosalind was 'right' in Q3

I disagree, but hey.

Rosalind wrote:
> Fuzzy wrote:
>
> 1) Fantavision was released on which console?
>
> PS2

Excellent, one of the release titles on the Playstation 2, involivng fireworks

> 2) The new arcade/home console system involving Ninty and 2 other
> companies is called...
>
> Gamecube (dunno *shrugs shoulders*)
>

Wrong, it's called the Triforce

> 3) A clock with hands is digital...true or false?
>
> False, its anolouge

Incorrect - a clock with hands is digital as it has set values to which it can go to (seconds, minutes etc). An analogue device can go to any value (like a needle on a scale on a voltmeter, for example).

>
> 4) N-Gage is what?
>
> A Mobile phone come hand held games console.

Mexcellent :D

> 5) MMORPG stands for what?
>
> Massive Multiplayer Online Role Play Game

Also correct.

And Rosalind, why aren't you online lol :( I'm all aloooonee.

Well done you, however!

Fuzzy wrote:

> 1) Fantavision was released on which console?

PS2

> 2) The new arcade/home console system involving Ninty and 2 other
> companies is called...

Gamecube (dunno *shrugs shoulders*)

> 3) A clock with hands is digital...true or false?

False, its anolouge

> 4) N-Gage is what?

A Mobile phone come hand held games console.

> 5) MMORPG stands for what?

Massive Multiplayer Online Role Play Game

Heres my little contribution of questions...

1) Fantavision was released on which console?
2) The new arcade/home console system involving Ninty and 2 other companies is called...
3) A clock with hands is digital...true or false?
4) N-Gage is what?
5) MMORPG stands for what?

Quite easy for a nice start.

*tumbleweed Rolls Past*

Rosalind wrote:
> Its 99 Red ballons (originally 99 Luftballons)
> I think it was by Nena, but I seem to remember its one of the most
> covered songs ever.
>
> Its really wierd that you pickes that because It was on the soundtrack
> of a film I was watching last night and I commented on it then.

correct, :)

Rosalind wrote:
> your Qs are much harder than sidebuzzs Qs.

Thank's. I couldn't post, so Marko™ posted them for me. But anyway, they were my five questions. :c)