• Catriona was a sequel to which famous novel

  Ans :  Kidnapped R L Stevenson

• Who said "sex older women best they think its their last time"

  Ans :  Ian Fleming

• Who was the first female monster to appear on film

  Ans :  Bride of Frankenstein

• The Pirate Khair-ed-Din had what Italian name meaning redbeard

  Ans :  Barberossa

• What common item was a sign of wealth in 19th century England

  Ans :  An Umbrella

• In WW2 what was unique about the US 222 Infantry battalion

  Ans :  All Japanese or Hawaiian immigrants

• Which country invented the concentration camp

  Ans :  Britain - Boer war

• Which drink did Bach enjoy so much he wrote a cantata for it

  Ans :  Coffee

• Armand Tarmizan is the 'real' name what cartoon character

  Ans :  Principle Skinner

• Who sold the most albums on a single day

  Ans :  Elvis 20 million day after death

• If you were performing Christies or edging what are you doing

  Ans :  Skiing

• Every year 11000 Americans are injured doing what

  Ans :  Trying out bizarre sex positions

• Bob Dylan said you should never trust anyone what?

  Ans :  Over 30

• Babies are born without what

  Ans :  Knee Caps - form at 2 - 6 years

• In Paris what are FD Roosevelt Stalingrad Louis Blanc

  Ans :  Metro Stations

• In which novel would you find reference to "The Cracks of Doom"

  Ans :  Lord of the Rings

• Florence Nightingale took what cos she was around young men

  Ans :  Bromide

• In Spain St John Bosco is the Patron Saint of what

  Ans :  Cinema

• The French call it L' Herbe Royal what do we call it

  Ans :  Basil

• In Florida public singing is illegal if you are wearing what

  Ans :  Swimsuit

• What was Alfred Hitchcock's first sound film

  Ans :  Blackmail

• What act do the French call The English Perversion

  Ans :  Whipping Flagellation

• All American umpires wear what

  Ans :  Black underwear

• What is the most commonly prosecuted illegal act

  Ans :  Speeding

• What is a wood pussy

  Ans :  Slang for skunk

• Telephone poles are mostly made from what wood

  Ans :  Chestnut

• In Montana it is a felony for a wife to open her husbands what

  Ans :  Mail

• If you had Tritonopia what would you not see

  Ans :  Colour Blue

• If an alloy is an amalgam what metal must it contain

  Ans :  Mercury

• If you were given a sitooterie what would you do with it

  Ans :  Sit out in it gazebo/summerhouse

• What country was once named New France

  Ans :  Canada

• Celibate Egyptian priests were forbidden to eat what aphrodisiac

  Ans :  Onions

• What nationality was the first man to die in a plane crash

  Ans :  French - Orville Wrights passenger

• In wacky races who drove the Creepy Coop

  Ans :  Gruesome Twosome

• Sunrise Sunset came from which Broadway musical show

  Ans :  Fiddler on the Roof

• All US presidents have worn what

  Ans :  Glasses - not in public

• Soylent Green the band took name from film and book by who

  Ans :  Harry Harrison

• What city has the worlds biggest taxi fleet

  Ans :  Mexico - over 60000

• In 1926 Japan deleted 800000 feet from US films showing what

  Ans :  Kissing - it was unclean

• Camille Pizarro the impressionist was born in which country

  Ans :  West Indies

• What European city is nicknamed Auld Reekie

  Ans :  Edinburgh

• E is the international car registration plate for which country

  Ans :  Spain (Espania)

• Locomotive 4472 is better known by what name

  Ans :  Flying Scotsman

• Which SF author created the character Lazarus Long

  Ans :  Robert Heinlein

• What word for a cigar type is also Italian for a small loaf

  Ans :  Panatela

• At German country weddings the couple had to do what together

  Ans :  Saw through a log

• Caesar Salad originated in which country

  Ans :  Mexico

• How many tail feathers has a Kiwi

  Ans :  None

• What was Napoleons mothers name

  Ans :  Laticia

• Balsa wood gets its name from Spanish what's literal meaning

  Ans :  Raft