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Gayle 17-12-2005 17:20
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug
No 32. Tale of Two Cities
Nope, incorrect.

Gayle 17-12-2005 17:20
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Get`A`Grip
No 8=Yevgeny Kafelnikov
Who is this man everyone keeps suggesting?

Gayle 17-12-2005 17:22
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug
No 23. Members of Subversive Organizations

Sorry Get-A-Grip, I think your No 24 is wrong amd mine is right, someone ring Gayle and get her up......:D

No 24. It was a 1901 vacuum cleaner
Sorry, Doug both are a bit off. And Get A grip is far closer with the answer for 24 than you are.

Gayle 17-12-2005 17:23
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug
No 39. Dean Sullivan aka Jimmy Corkhill
Not having much luck at the moment are you? Although at least you're in the right soap!

Gayle 17-12-2005 17:24
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Doug
Do what I do, Avoid the bu**er or act dumb when ask what happened to the Hoovers fuse? :D

It could be a narrow gage Locomotive like the ones used by the military in the First World War, but if Gayle’s got another answer she’ll stick to it like a demented moggy with a ball of wool. :)
And of course, you're quite right Doug but I'll give you a clue - it was a steam locomotive but I'm also looking for the inventor.

Gayle 17-12-2005 17:25
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Quote:
Originally Posted by ossy kid
32-American notes
Not sure which question you're answering here!

Ber999T 17-12-2005 17:37
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24: it is a train

Stanaccy 17-12-2005 20:09
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Can I join in.

If so Puffing billy is the oldest surviving steam locomotive in the world, if my memory serves me right it served a coal mine in the North East.

(hopes he's right) :)

ossy kid 17-12-2005 20:49
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Question 32 Gayle. A work by Dickens called "American Notes" which was written after his visit to america in 1842.

Doug 17-12-2005 21:00
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I'll have one more shot at this Mrs knight

No 24. William Hedley..........inventor of the original Puffing Billy

ossy kid 17-12-2005 21:02
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I agree with stanaccy, the original Puffing Billy built in 1814 by William Hedley at Wylam Colliery Northumberland.

Doug 17-12-2005 21:12
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No 32. Martin Chuzzlewit

Neil 18-12-2005 06:21
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32 Martin Chuzzlewit

shakermaker 18-12-2005 15:13
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32 Martin Chuzzlewit


(i think theres an echo in here hehe)


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