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Q4
Is she a jockey wearing weights in a horse race?

Q5
Life is supposed to begin at that age?

Q2
Was he a sales rep for a footwear company who were selling a new type of shoe?

All great attempts WCL and do keep trying. :)

Q1: He lives in the southern hemisphere so during our summer he is experiencing winter and vice versa.

Q2: Simple, he's Jake the Peg

[video=youtube;GS-itkO9ia8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS-itkO9ia8[/video]

Q3: That's commonly referred to as a home run :p

Q4: It's a skydiving/parachuting race, first to the ground and all, so the extra weight helped with her descent

Q5: Lots of things unique about the number 40 in maths, but I think you are more interested in the word forty and the fact all it's letters are in alphabetical order

Q6: Because it was a book about the impossibility of writing a book for someone with no experience.

[QUOTE=monster_monster;bt4458]Q1: He lives in the southern hemisphere so during our summer he is experiencing winter and vice versa.

Q2: Simple, he's Jake the Peg

[video=youtube;GS-itkO9ia8]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GS-itkO9ia8[/video]

Q3: That's commonly referred to as a home run :p

Q4: It's a skydiving/parachuting race, first to the ground and all, so the extra weight helped with her descent

Q5: Lots of things unique about the number 40 in maths, but I think you are more interested in the word forty and the fact all it's letters are in alphabetical order

Q6: Because it was a book about the impossibility of writing a book for someone with no experience.[/QUOTE]

Q5. Correct MM and well done. No rollover this week. :)

what about Q3, he was playing baseball and got a home run, are you ignoring my obvious correct answer???

Unless he's playing cricket, but that way he could of also turned right

[QUOTE=monster_monster;bt4460]what about Q3, he was playing baseball and got a home run, are you ignoring my obvious correct answer???

Unless he's playing cricket, but that way he could of also turned right[/QUOTE]

Q3. Was waiting patienty for the full answer MM and once again well done. Two down four to go. :)

Q4
Is it a piggyback race and she wins despite carrying some heavy person on her back?
Q6
He had made a bet that no company would publish a book that he had written.When one did he lost the bet.

[QUOTE=westcorklad;bt4462]Q4
Is it a piggyback race and she wins despite carrying some heavy person on her back?
Q6
He had made a bet that no company would publish a book that he had written.When one did he lost the bet.[/QUOTE]

Absolutely fantastic attempts WCL. :)

Q4: OK, instead of a sky diving race was it a diving race, first to the ocean floor is the winner, the weights were able to help her sink faster so she won.

[QUOTE=monster_monster;bt4471]Q4: OK, instead of a sky diving race was it a diving race, first to the ocean floor is the winner, the weights were able to help her sink faster so she won.[/QUOTE]

What can I say MM except:

[IMG]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_VmwbKUXMRGs/TCSrwB3q9eI/AAAAAAAAAfA/zk-LB7UWX20/s1600/hat_trick_left.jpg[/IMG]


Well done and back to your old form. :)

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Q1. He is a farmer who uses the coat on a scarecrow in spring and summer to keep the birds away from his seeds and plants.

Q2. The man was the Russian leader Nikita Khrushchev. At a heated meeting at the UN, he appeared to take off a shoe anf bang the table with it in a display of temper. It was a prepared act - he had taken an extra shoe with him for that purpose.

Q6. Ernest Vincent Wright wrote [I]Gadsby[/I], a book of over 50,000 words, among none of which occurred the most common letter in the English Language, [I]e[/I]. However a careless printer put the author's name on the title page. Since the name contained three e's, it rather spoiled the effect.[/SIZE]