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yep, over to you
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Wow a very rare one to the NM.

How many Ian fleming James Bond books are there ?
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I'll go for 22 (including the one with his cousin in as Scaramanga)
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no idea, but assuming Harry is on the ball, i'll go for 19
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Nope and by way of clarification I am counting collections of short stories such as FYEO as one book
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on a spot check i've counted 15 bond films. i realise that there were fewer books than films and that i've probably forgotten about a third of the films so, i've revised my shot-in-the-dark to 14. any good?
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Hmm your logic defeats but nevertheless it is indeed 14 (or at least there are 14 in the box set I purchased from Amazon recently. At around £35, a nice gift for any fan.

Have not read them since I was a kid and it is amazing to see just how mysoginist and racist Fleming was- no doubt twisted my own view of the world growing up. Classic observation in Thunderball is that in Bond's mind there is only one thing worse in the world than a woman driving and that is a woman driving with anothe woman passenger.

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w00t, go me. i've never seen a bond film and i can't read but there is nothing like casual misogyny :)

question number next:

after insects, what phylum of animal has the most species?
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Birds?
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birds is a good guess, but not right. some birds eat the right answer though.
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Worms?
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fish?
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His Eminence is closest. these is a grubby little things.
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hmmm. beetles?
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not beetles, they be under insects.

and not spiders either but it is another type of creepy crawly.
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