Quiz Questions - 'Bright Sparks' required

[Chris Plumb]

BINGO!!!! - Well done Graham!

 

Chris

[Sultan]

AL203 I think stands for Auction lot 203. Key in that in Ask Jeeves brings up a web page about auctions and Sale is in the heading

[nursejudy]

no.43 ?morcambe on the likley lads at bob's wedding his middle name was a place name can't be certain judy

[Guest sslatter]

The only 4-letter towns with A-L in their names that I can think of are Sale, like sultan said, and Deal.

The periodic table gave no clues. There are now 118 elements. Number 20 is Calcium (Ca) and number 3 is Lithium (Li).

That would make AL-CA-LI..no..no..help..

 

NURSE!!

[Guest sslatter]

BTW Isn't there a Sandown class in yachting?

[Chris Plumb]

Well I read AL2O3 as Aluminium Oxide also known as alumina - still no help though...

 

Deal has been the answer to another clue...

 

Will check out the yatching thought and the Likely Lads one....aint this forum great!!!

 

Chris

[Guest sslatter]

AL203- Aluminium Titanate; mixtures of which are used to make some ceramics. Check out:

 

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I haven't got the will anymore, you'll have to hunt it out Chris. Names of four-letter towns that are also generic terms for pottery/ceramics?

 

Goodnight Vienna.

[Guest sslatter]

This is definitely it for tonight. You probably noticed that it's Barnstaple with a 'p', not Barnstable with a 'b', as I wrongly guessed. You were being too kind not to say so. ) But working on the "....stable" theme, I thought of Whitstable, thinking that "whit" might be an older form of "whittle", you know, carving wood. Couldn't find any reference to this anywhere though.

<hears noise over shoulder>

"What? What? Oh.."

It's the nurse..time for my med.

[matthew]

No. 40....Consett.

[loonyl]

Chris Plumb:

But you lot will do...

 

Any thoughts out there..... :confused:

 

Chris

Out Where? :confused:

Liam