Impossible quiz

almost correct ellifihno I know bad joke
whoever wants can take it or maybe roel since he got closest

 

According to Monty Python, what is the most interesting thing about King Charles I?

 

Three days and not a single guess? What's gotten into David?

 

His wife?

Hey, Roel, I tried!

 

Thank you Tom. Unfortunately that is not the answer I'm looking for.

 

Oaky Dokey... I think I may know this one.

Has is got something to do with his head being chopped off, thus making him shorter when he died than when he was alive??

(This would seem a very strange thing for me, a non Monty Python fan to know but for some reason I can remember my dad mentioning it years ago and it stuck in my memory..Like loads of other useless information) :lol:

 

Correct, the forum is yours Caroline!

"The most interesting thing about King Charles I is that he was 5ft 6inches tall at the start of his reign, and only 4ft 8inches tall at the end of it."

 

Here we go then... get your thinking caps on.

What is the largest member of the Tetraodon family?

 

The eldest son? He really has grown since I last saw him.

 

I arrived on this thread too late to participate in the Monty Python question.

And I don't the answer to this one.

 

Oli you are a daft sod :lol: :lol: and I'm afraid that is the wrong answer...

David did you know the answer to the Monty Python question? I was amazed that I got it right.

 

Tetramagnodon? :-?

 

Nope... Afraid not.

Good word though

 

Why use the latin name for this creature? It's not commonly called this, is it?

I'm sorry, I cheated by using Wikipedia. It does not give the subspecies' relative sizes though, so I have no answer.

 

If I may interject, the latin name is applicable to a distinct branch (For a number of reasons) of this group. Caroline and I kept two until fairly recently, and the latter part of the latin name is identicle to the common name so it is impossible to give away one without the other.

It would be a bit like asking what cat was the Tiger tank named after?

 

A figure eight pufferfish?

http://www.pufferfish.co.uk/aquaria/spe ... trbioc.htm
Average Size in Aquarium 6cm
Average Size in Wild 10cm


Geez, that question sounded like something from Jurassic Park, but this is a tiny little bugger!

 

Tom, that website will give you the answer...

(Not figure eights though, didn't have much luck with them or spotteds either)

 

Who knew there were so many kinds of pufferfish???? I'll leave it to someone else, though. Unless my 4-year old asks me a question about "Finding Nemo," I'm actually less interested in learning about fish than I am in eating them!

 

You got me stumped with that one.

Was it Felix?

 

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Oh, for some Photoshop skill! Would that I could put Tigger in a Panzer wrap!