wiki-illiam q10!

[dubdobdee]

i: what is a WLAR?
ii: where is there peace and holy quiet?
iii: who was the master of Thornfield Hall?
iv: which club did Race leave to manage AC Monza?
v: who wrote of his hero’s Innocence, Wisdom and Incredulity?
vi: whose 20th century lymantrid emulalated a 17th century cervid?
vii: what name was given to the Belgic town Calleva?
viii: what coat typically boasts a velvet collar?
ix: where was Dr Arabin appointed Dean?
x: where do 11 Us unite?

the rules as they have evolved:
a: give nice full answers and anecdotes where possible!
b: say if googled or not, and leave a bit of a while for people to answer non-googlingly
c: you're obviously allowed to look ahead at future questions as (first) this was published in a national newspaper and i can't stop you and (second) i can't stop ME either, and have done exactly this
d: let other fora in same game be (unpoliceably) Out of Bounds till next set is up -- even tho obv they are all wronghead feebs compared to us

haha v is father brown which i just started rereadin last night by feat of spooky telepathy

Comments

Now googling

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

I was wrong! And have no idea what the answer is!

Re: Now googling

[dubdobdee.livejournal.com]

i think the "whose" is (easy to miss and) important in that question

Re: Now googling

[freakytigger.livejournal.com]

Yes, I was focusing on the whose TOO much actually - along the lines of "Pere David's Deer".

BUT having worked out what the answer must be I think there's a MISTAKE in the qn - it should be 16th century not 17th.

Re: Now googling

[anatol-merklich.livejournal.com]

Non-googling clarification of freakytigger's last post in case it helps someone to make the connection: cervids = the deer family of animals.

[jeff-worrell.livejournal.com]

heh, got it now (after googling what a lymantrid is) - v. clever