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The early bird may get the worm; but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese.

Cardiff, Wales
Joined August 2015
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@CardiffQuizSoc
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@susie_dent
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Word of the day is ‘perendinate’ (17th century): to mark time by continually putting something off until the day after tomorrow.
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In 1952, the Kray twins became the last people to be held in the Tower of London (for failing to report for national service).
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The 1911 edition of Encyclopedia Britannica stated that if a soldier was caught on enemy territory with the intent to collect information, he was not a spy unless wearing a disguise.
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In the 18th century slang, the word ‘wap’ meant ‘sex’.
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@GSQuizzes
GS Quizzes
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In this quiz, each clue points to the name of a pop/rock music act (solo or group) with its initial character (letter or digit) removed (e.g. "etallica" or "0cc"). Good luck!
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@quizaddictblog
The Quiz Addict
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@quizaddictblog
The Quiz Addict
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This Monday. Bank Holiday Monday Music Quiz Marathon. 12 Episodes of my podcast to be released, each with 15 questions to tackle your music knowledge! Please RT and Share. Links below https://t.co/dlGPZiLvIj https://t.co/u7AVfCnJ47 #popmaster #mondaymusicquiz #quiz
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@qikipedia
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Word of the Day: ORTHINOLOGY (neologism) — word-botching. For instance, saying ‘orthinology’ instead of ‘ornithology’ and ‘word-botching’ instead of ‘bird-watching‘.
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Crows can understand the concept of zero.
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@The_QuizMaker
The QuizMaker
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Today's Bajan question is from Quiz No. 15 with a B Bands Picture Round: Who sang with Eminem on the 2010 single Love The Way You Lie? (Click link for answer) https://t.co/H9zNilVfcI #pubquiz #picturequiz #Quizbritain
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According to new research, less than 1% of Internet communities start 74% of conflicts.
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Angelina Jolie, Elvis Presley and Bono all have species of spider named after them. Bill Gates has a fly.
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In 1949, Munich Zoo embarked on a rigorous ‘de-nazification’ programme for a parrot who’d started screaming ‘Heil Hitler’ at guests.
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Under evolutionary pressure from poaching, more and more elephants in Mozambique are born without tusks.
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One of Margaret Thatcher's signature starter dishes was blended beef consommé, cream cheese and curry powder, left to set in ramekins and topped with a layer of jellied soup.
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Zombies would likely develop high cholesterol on an all-brains diet.
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In the event of an apocalypse, about 200 humans would need to survive for the species to be able to repopulate.
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@The_QuizMaker
The QuizMaker
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Monday's sticky question is from Quiz No. 80 with an Exotic Destinations Picture Round: Which grain is the the basis for the Japanese alcoholic drink sake? (Click link for answer) https://t.co/cYEqvJ2CtG #pubquiz #picturequiz #Quizbritain https://t.co/xEeTx9Qpif
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@AllThingsQuiz
All Things Quiz
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Word of the day: SWAGE (Scots) - to sit back and let a good meal digest
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