Phoenix 39

The famous fruit-chat quiz!
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Harald Hardrada? I supposed that name could be considered rude - mind you, I was brought up on a diet of 70's Carry On movies... ;)
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i know one of them was called harald bluetooth. him?
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Complete guess Egbert !!!
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mind you, I was brought up on a diet of 70's Carry On movies...
Same here! ;)

Er, That Bluetooth answer does ring a bell, but my guess..

Harald... 'O'?

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Matt Vinyl wrote:
mind you, I was brought up on a diet of 70's Carry On movies...
Same here! ]

lol

Harry O (rwell) was a detective played by David Janssen in a 1970's TV cop show (no relation)
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Post by Cardinal Sin »

Yes, it was indeed Harald Bluetooth, King of Denmark and inventor of a wireless personal area network.


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;)

right which popstar-cum-actress has the middle name paul?
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I'll guess Billy Piper on the basis that her first name also sounds male.
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one shot one kill for the Hornby. not knowing this cost me £2 on countdown the other day. i guessed peter which, in hindsight, was very foolish. peter piper :roll:
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Post by Northern Monkey »

Lucky guess although not many popstars I can think of switch to actress- more the other way round with soapstars.

Continuing with the popular music theme: From where did, Las Vegas based darlings of NME, The Killers take their name?

May be a bit tough but I noticed something at the weekend which made me think hmm I wonder if that is where the Killers got their name from and on checking I was in fact right.
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I've no idea, but that's never stopped me before, so I'll guess they're called the Killers because they get their name from the schlock-movie Driller Killer.

I always thought they were a British band. Shows how much I know.
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i've never heard of them so i trump HE on ignorance of pop culture.

they are all addicted to painkillers?
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I'm guessing taht this might be a bit tough- one of those that you have to know the answer to otherwise v difficult to guess.

First clue then- the answer is linked to another band this time definitely from England.
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this makes sense to me anyway...

something about the band they might be giants and giantkillings?
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not Killing Joke, surely ?
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