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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why is it trivia?
Answer correctly and post your own trivial question."
You did nt mean Truvia by any chance? No?
Thought not!
Ok then. It is trivia because secondary and primary were already taken up!
Bad I know... best I can do! |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Why is it trivia?
Answer correctly and post your own trivial question.
You did nt mean Truvia by any chance? No?
Thought not!
Ok then. It is trivia because secondary and primary were already taken up!
Bad I know... best I can do! "
I thought you might get it with your linguistic skills. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why is it trivia?
Answer correctly and post your own trivial question.
You did nt mean Truvia by any chance? No?
Thought not!
Ok then. It is trivia because secondary and primary were already taken up!
Bad I know... best I can do!
I thought you might get it with your linguistic skills."
Just bit my tongue 
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Why is it trivia?
Answer correctly and post your own trivial question.
You did nt mean Truvia by any chance? No?
Thought not!
Ok then. It is trivia because secondary and primary were already taken up!
Bad I know... best I can do!
I thought you might get it with your linguistic skills.Just bit my tongue
;-)"
Put an ice lolly on it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Why is it trivia?
Answer correctly and post your own trivial question.
Something you get from iceland £2 or 3 for a £5 
Erm, computer says NO!"
Sorry that was tiramsu
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Grammar, rhetoric and logic. The three main topics of basic education
Interesting.
Correct?
No... but there is germ in there.
The three lower Artes liberales"
A medieval concept of education? |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Or are you thinking of the point where three roads met in Ancient Rome?
What a conundrum ! "
I am not sure if you are asking me lol.. I guess I am now talking about the Triumvirat that Lickety brought into the equation the other day. |
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"Why is it trivia?
Answer correctly and post your own trivial question."
could you elucidate as one persons trivia is another persons bang on info and ohhhh so interesting ..or is it a trivial riddle we are meant to guess |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Or are you thinking of the point where three roads met in Ancient Rome?
What a conundrum ! "
That is where the word comes from. English adopted it for the converation (rhetoric and logic included) that passed between people at the crossroads.
Over to you. |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"A. Because it's Trivial ... as in information which is not paramount to our daily survival but can be QI (quite interesting)
AND
Q. Where can the frenulum be found?"
Frenulum... in the knee cap? |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Woo hoo
How many humans went on to Noah's Ark?
In reality, none 'cos it's a story.
In the story, 8."
Damn! I believed that story!!! Devastated in Brum! No, oops not in Brum this evening but devastated anyway!! |
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"Why is the chemical symbol for lead Pb?Plumbium I think for Latin word forlead?
Close but not quite right.Bollox I meant Plumbum..."
Correctiamundo. Your turn. |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why is the chemical symbol for lead Pb?Plumbium I think for Latin word forlead?
Close but not quite right.Bollox I meant Plumbum...
Correctiamundo. Your turn."
I started ... with Bollox... Where did it come from and why is it used even today ?;-) |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Why is the chemical symbol for lead Pb?Plumbium I think for Latin word forlead?
Close but not quite right.Bollox I meant Plumbum...
Correctiamundo. Your turn.I started ... with Bollox... Where did it come from and why is it used even today ?;-)"
I've never thought about this one... One of those Nordic derivatives for the ball below the cock perhaps? |
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By *phroditeWoman
over a year ago
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"Why is the chemical symbol for lead Pb?Plumbium I think for Latin word forlead?
Close but not quite right.Bollox I meant Plumbum...
Correctiamundo. Your turn.I started ... with Bollox... Where did it come from and why is it used even today ?;-)
I've never thought about this one... One of those Nordic derivatives for the ball below the cock perhaps?"
There is a genuine word bollox...honest! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Why is the chemical symbol for lead Pb?Plumbium I think for Latin word forlead?
Close but not quite right.Bollox I meant Plumbum...
Correctiamundo. Your turn.I started ... with Bollox... Where did it come from and why is it used even today ?;-)"
It was first found in lake beds and it's used as it's useful in lots of applications including cleaning products.
Oh, no, that's Borax. Sorry, I still have my chemist's hat on. |
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By *icketysplits OP Woman
over a year ago
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"Why is the chemical symbol for lead Pb?Plumbium I think for Latin word forlead?
Close but not quite right.Bollox I meant Plumbum...
Correctiamundo. Your turn.I started ... with Bollox... Where did it come from and why is it used even today ?;-)
I've never thought about this one... One of those Nordic derivatives for the ball below the cock perhaps?There is a genuine word bollox...honest!"
I know there is but I've no idea where it comes from and the only reason I can think to use it is that it sounds fantastic to say. I will have to ponder this one overnight. |
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By *phroditeWoman
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"Why is the chemical symbol for lead Pb?Plumbium I think for Latin word forlead?
Close but not quite right.Bollox I meant Plumbum...
Correctiamundo. Your turn.I started ... with Bollox... Where did it come from and why is it used even today ?;-)
I've never thought about this one... One of those Nordic derivatives for the ball below the cock perhaps?There is a genuine word bollox...honest!
I know there is but I've no idea where it comes from and the only reason I can think to use it is that it sounds fantastic to say. I will have to ponder this one overnight."
Dont loose sleep on this one. I ll ask my advisor to research as I cant remember. It has something to do with medieval monks and their clothing...I think... |
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