Tipping Point

[J_B]

Isn’t that quite a tough Q for tipping point, or is that general knowledge? That why I said Luxembourg as that’s the kind of stupid answer I would expect on there.

I’ve got a geography degree and I didn’t have a f*****g clue.

 

[JackSomething]

Isn’t that quite a tough Q for tipping point, or is that general knowledge? That why I said Luxembourg as that’s the kind of stupid answer I would expect on there.

Agreed, feels more like a Pointless question to me. Name the largest landlocked countries in the world and the top answer in this case would almost certainly be a Pointless answer!

 

[legoman]

Agreed, feels more like a Pointless question to me. Name the largest landlocked countries in the world and the top answer in this case would almost certainly be a Pointless answer!

I've never watched more than a few minutes of Pointless when I turn over from The Chase ready for the BBC news (because I'm allergic to adverts). I can't say I understand Pointless as the subject matters of the questions seem so obscure to me that I don't understand how anyone would know the answers. Then again, I'm thick as mince, me.

 

[BrynCartwright]

Question to one of today's plums....' The word 'cheap' is an anagram of what common fruit?'

Her response was 'Pear'

 

[Fbreath]

Question to one of today's plums....' The word 'cheap' is an anagram of what common fruit?'

Her response was 'Pear'

Perhaps the person is not very good at spelling

 

[stevethejack]

One for Pegojack:

The Basque country is a region near which mountain range?

The Himalayas.

 

[TheLoneRanger]

Today ...

Q ... Before the Last Supper, Jesus washed which part of the disciples body??

Hands, feet or face??

Contestant ... "Well, there were no knives or forks in them days, so hygiene wise - he would have washed their hands!!"

 

[JackSomething]

Today ...

Q ... Before the Last Supper, Jesus washed which part of the disciples body??

Hands, feet or face??

Contestant ... "Well, there were no knives or forks in them days, so hygiene wise - he would have washed their hands!!"

I respect the logic that led them to that answer, no matter that it was the wrong one!

 

[Swanjaxs]

Today ...

Q ... Before the Last Supper, Jesus washed which part of the disciples body??

Hands, feet or face??

Contestant ... "Well, there were no knives or forks in them days, so hygiene wise - he would have washed their hands!!"

Everyone knows in them days people ate with thier feet...

 

[TheLoneRanger]

Today ...

Q. How many 20p pieces in £5 ??

Contestant ... "I'm not very good at maths."

"Is it 2500 ??"

 

[TheLoneRanger]

Same contestant ...

Q. In Greek myth, which god of the sea, who is said to have the torso of a man and the tail of a fish, is the son of Poseidon and Amphitrite??

Contestant ... Aquaman??

 

[swan65split]

Same contestant ...

Q. In Greek myth, which god of the sea, who is said to have the torso of a man and the tail of a fish, is the son of Poseidon and Amphitrite??

Contestant ... Aquaman??

How he manages to keep a straight face amazes me.

 

[TheLoneRanger]

Today on BBC1 - on the "Bridge of Lies"

Contestant had to match up cities with a correct landmark.

She looked at - "Ann Frank/Amsterdam" and said,

"I'm sure Ann Frank lived in the UK."

 

[MrSwerve]

Question to one of today's plums....' The word 'cheap' is an anagram of what common fruit?'

Her response was 'Pear'

‘The word ‘rape’ is an anagram of what common fruit?’ question was rejected by the production team…

 

[Squarebear]

This guy keeps popping up on my Instagram feed. He seems a lovely fellow but by heck he's no mastermind.

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