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[hckošice 14,821]

boxing, sailing...if the next one is from fencing..I swear

[Quasit 865]

Just now, hckošice said:

boxing, sailing...if the next one is from fencing..I swear

First we breathe calmly.

And I tell you it was the helm.

 

 

Pts. 8,000

Which of these nautical terms refers to the tiller or wheel for steering a ship?
♦ A: Heel	♦ B: Helm
♦ C: Hitch	♦ D: Hoist

Question by OlympicIRL

[Olympian1010 7,971]

“Captain Barbosa we need you at the helm”

[hckošice 14,821]

1 minute ago, Olympian1010 said:

“Captain Barbosa we need you at the helm”

sorry, I know only "shaken not stirred"

[Quasit 865]

@hckošice

 

We're not going fencing now. Instead, we are going grocery shopping for a bit.

 

 

 

 

Pts. 8,000

Where in a supermarket can you expect to find Havarti?
♦ A: Fruit and vegetable stalls	♦ B: Dairy products section
♦ C: Drinks department	♦ D: Frozen food section

 

 

 

 

[hckošice 14,821]

as a cheese it should be in the dairy product section. B

[Quasit 865]

You're on your own now and you say it's a cheese.

 

Pts. 8,000

Where in a supermarket can you expect to find Havarti?
♦ A: Fruit and vegetable stalls	♦ B: Dairy products section
♦ C: Drinks department	♦ D: Frozen food section

 

It is a semi-soft, slightly strong cheese from Denmark and you won Pts. 8,000.

 

Pts. 8,000

Where in a supermarket can you expect to find Havarti?
♦ A: Fruit and vegetable stalls	♦ B: Dairy products section
♦ C: Drinks department	♦ D: Frozen food section

 

♦               P t s .  8 , 0 0 0             ♦

 

[hckošice 14,821]

Just now, Quasit said:

cheese from Denmark

I thought it was from northern Russia/Baltic countries

[Quasit 865]

@hckošice

 

You lose Pts. 7,000 if you answer the next one incorrectly but answering the next one correctly would get you to five-figures.

 

 

 

 

 

Pts. 16,000

In Spain, what is a fruit salad called?
♦ A: Italia	♦ B: Grecia
♦ C: Suiza	♦ D: Macedonia

 

[Quasit 865]

2 minutes ago, hckošice said:

I thought it was from northern Russia/Baltic countries

That might be Tilsit.