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*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 22:19

451 degrees Fahrenheit is the temp at which paper burns
(and the temperature of a flame / furnace)?

suzian

suzian Report 10 Dec 2008 22:22

First bit's right, second bit's not.

Clue - why is the fact so well known?

Sue

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 22:44

stuck on this bit,doh !

suzian

suzian Report 10 Dec 2008 22:49

......(and the title of a film).

It was a Ray Bradbury book and the film starred Jule Christie

Your turn, anyway

Sue x

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 22:52

lol would never have got that bit.

221163 K A

suzian

suzian Report 10 Dec 2008 22:55

Hi Sandie

I only knew that paper burned at 451 d f because I watched the film - it was about society after all books were burned.

I know I'm going to struggle with yours. I hate the short ones: so much less to work with!

Anyway, off to put the thinking cap on!

Sue x

suzian

suzian Report 10 Dec 2008 22:56

Take back last remark - it's a date!

22/11/63 Kennedy's Assassination?

S

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 22:59

Yeesss but don't get them so quickly lol
It's only me and you here tonight by the seems of things.lol

568 M in P

suzian

suzian Report 10 Dec 2008 23:01

You're one to talk, Sandie. You solve them more quickly than I can think of them!

S

suzian

suzian Report 10 Dec 2008 23:14

Yuk - stuck

I haven't got a clue: have you got one, please?

S

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 23:16

a combination of measurements ,liquid

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 23:17

metric and imperial

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 23:19

Sorry it should read
568 M in a P

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 10 Dec 2008 23:21

Sorry,I'm going to have to close now as hubby wants to go to sleep.
nite nite
Sandie.x

suzian

suzian Report 10 Dec 2008 23:25

568 Millilitres in a pint?

That took some getting (not to mention messing around with conversion tables in old cookery books!)

I'm off to bed shortly, but here's one more

6 F in a F

Sue

ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe

ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe Report 11 Dec 2008 08:18

6 feet in a fathom

ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe

ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe Report 11 Dec 2008 08:22



40075 K E C of E

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 11 Dec 2008 09:18


Good morning Shimms

40075 Kilometres Equatorial circumference of Earth ?

ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe

ShimmsRedRoseAndMistletoe Report 11 Dec 2008 09:47

Whooo...oooo...oooo, well done Sandy, oooh and good morning to you hun :))

Well done, you're turn now xxx

*$parkling $andie*

*$parkling $andie* Report 11 Dec 2008 09:55


I'm going to Tesco's in a mo but will put on up anyway.

4 L on a L C