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[OFF TOPIC] Quiz Thread


Quasit

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@Quasit I’ll go with C.

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. Sport can create hope where once there was only despair” - Nelson Mandela

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20 minutes ago, Quasit said:

You are the only player so far to choose that variant too. :d

I'm still not sure how that is considered the more risky option, since it gives an extra lifeline :p 

 

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Just now, Olympian1010 said:

@Quasit I’ll go with C.

Thank you dcro, absolutely correct. :)

 

Pts. 500

 

Who did Zinedine Zidane

famously headbutt in the extra time in the 2006 FIFA World Cup final?

 

  A: Gianluigi Buffon       B: Francesco Totti      
  C: Marco Materazzi   D: Marcello Lippi

 

 

♦                 P t s .  5 0 0                 

 

 

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6 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

Heywoodu is somewhat famously bad with names, so I’ll go with @dcro here.

I have a strong suspicion and am 99% sure about this one. Reading back, I was right :d  (and so was our Croatian friend, luckily)

 

Also, painful comment from the guy who is notorious for not checking how to spell a name :evil: 

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Just now, heywoodu said:

I'm still not sure how that is considered the more risky option, since it gives an extra lifeline :p 

 

I guess most people rather have 32,000 guaranteed if they can get there. 

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@Olympian1010

Just one more and you will have another 1,000 points in the bag.

 

 

Lights-Q1-5

 

 

Pts. 1,000

 

   For Dutchmen, "you" is simply "..."?

 

 

  A: e       B: i
  C: o   D: u    

 

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I’d like to ask an expert, and I have an expert in mind. @heywoodu thoughts?

 

this is my group lifeline, but there’s only one member of the group I care to hear from.

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Just now, heywoodu said:

I have a strong suspicion and am 99% sure about this one. Reading back, I was right :d  (and so was our Croatian friend, luckily)

 

Also, painful comment from the guy who is notorious for not checking how to spell a name :evil: 

Like Olympian said, the risk is the possiblity to always crash down to the lower milestone. Some countries like Germany, Austria or Russia have that playstyle.

 

In Germany, a man was recently asked a question for €750,000 (gambler special with more prize money, usually €500,000, 14th question) incorrectly and lost €249,000 of the €250,000 he had at that point.

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