Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 3:37 pmgender 1 & 2 are right
Sorry VM
Sorry VM
Why is it Penny's quiz finished in a very short time?
Mine last a lot longer, or is the difference Google
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Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 3:37 pmPosted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 3:53 pmPosted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 3:59 pmThe difference is accumulated knowledge with Penny's, yours we have to think about. 
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 4:18 pm12 Jam
22 chips
15 Olive
24Toast
31 Honey
22 chips
15 Olive
24Toast
31 Honey
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 5:17 pmRight 12 - 22 - 24 - 31
Wrong 15
That's 12 right VM
Wrong 15
That's 12 right VM
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 5:18 pm33 pea
Posted: Thu Dec 09, 2010 5:25 pm18 peal (peel)
29 Sunday (sundae)
29 Sunday (sundae)
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 1:13 am2....Candy.
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 9:41 amvm right 18 - 29 Wrong - 29
Mo 2 wrong
Mo 2 wrong
Posted: Fri Dec 10, 2010 11:05 amOld-n wrote:vm right 18 - 29 Wrong - 29
29 marked as right and wrong.
I also offered an answer to 33 Pea.
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 5:55 pmHere are all the answers
ALL ANSWERS ARE EDIBLE :- Meat, Fish, Herbs, etc.
The Wedding of ROSEMARY and BASIL
The day started a bit CHILLI but soon improved. The bride looked lovely, her dress had a sweet HEART neckline with SCALLOPS and her complexion was of PEACHES and CREAM . Her mother wore a SALMON pink dress with LEG OF MUTTON sleeves but her father looked rather comical in a PORK PIE HAT. The bridegroom’s buttonhole was damaged so he went into the garden to PICCALILLI.
There were 200 guests which caused quite a JAM in the village. Guests were asked not to PARKIN the main street. Among the guests were the Earl of SANDWICH and his daughter, VICTORIA SANDWICH also Miss SORREL and Mr JOHN DORY.
After the service they were greeted by a PEEL of bells and had to DUCK the confetti and RICE.
The PLAICE for the reception was very grand but the bride’s mother complained as there were CHIPS in some plates. The bride’s great grandfather, who was an old SEA SALT proposed the TOAST and said he hoped everyone would have an enjoyable THYME. He joked about the starter he was offered at the wedding breakfast, and said he couldn’t sail in a MELON BOAT. His wife sat quietly by, looking severe, with her HARE in a BUN. The next day SUNDAE, the bride and groom left by boat from DOVER’s SOLE hotel for their HONEY moon in France, followed by a week in TURKEY.
I hope you have enjoyed this little tale and are not too CHEESE’d off by it.
ALL ANSWERS ARE EDIBLE :- Meat, Fish, Herbs, etc.
The Wedding of ROSEMARY and BASIL
The day started a bit CHILLI but soon improved. The bride looked lovely, her dress had a sweet HEART neckline with SCALLOPS and her complexion was of PEACHES and CREAM . Her mother wore a SALMON pink dress with LEG OF MUTTON sleeves but her father looked rather comical in a PORK PIE HAT. The bridegroom’s buttonhole was damaged so he went into the garden to PICCALILLI.
There were 200 guests which caused quite a JAM in the village. Guests were asked not to PARKIN the main street. Among the guests were the Earl of SANDWICH and his daughter, VICTORIA SANDWICH also Miss SORREL and Mr JOHN DORY.
After the service they were greeted by a PEEL of bells and had to DUCK the confetti and RICE.
The PLAICE for the reception was very grand but the bride’s mother complained as there were CHIPS in some plates. The bride’s great grandfather, who was an old SEA SALT proposed the TOAST and said he hoped everyone would have an enjoyable THYME. He joked about the starter he was offered at the wedding breakfast, and said he couldn’t sail in a MELON BOAT. His wife sat quietly by, looking severe, with her HARE in a BUN. The next day SUNDAE, the bride and groom left by boat from DOVER’s SOLE hotel for their HONEY moon in France, followed by a week in TURKEY.
I hope you have enjoyed this little tale and are not too CHEESE’d off by it.
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 6:29 pmBrilliant Old-un 
Posted: Sun Dec 12, 2010 6:58 pmGood One Old-un.