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Pub quiz question 3454 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which sport is most likely to cause pudental nerve entrapment?
  2. Answer: A: Cycling
  3. Notes: *: aka Alcock canal syndrome or colloqually as 'cyclist syndrome' - trapped nerves in the pelvis usu. between the legs
  4. Categories: Sports (9) Leisure (9) Biology (9)
Pub quiz question 4288 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which company was founded by Edwin Land who developed the world's best selling instant print camera?
  2. Answer: A: Polaroid
  3. Categories: Technology (2) History (2) Business (2) Leisure (2)
Pub quiz question 4730 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which chess piece has a horses head?
  2. Answer: A: Knight
  3. Categories: Leisure (3)
Pub quiz question 1049 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: In the classic version of Trivial Pursuit, what subject is represented by the brown wedges?
  2. Answer: A: Arts and literature
  3. Categories: Leisure (3) General Knowledge (3)
Pub quiz question 6702 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which North Tyneside resort was once famous for its Spanish City fairground?
  2. Answer: A: Whitley Bay
  3. Categories: Geography (5) Leisure (7)
Pub quiz question 3451 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What would a British cyclist call what his American counterpart would know as fenders?
  2. Answer: A: Mudguards (or at a push 'wing' or 'bumper')
  3. Categories: Language (1) Sports (1) Leisure (1)
Pub quiz question 5041 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What possible weapon has Cluedo supplied enough of to encircle the world?
  2. Answer: A: Rope
  3. Categories: Games (2) Leisure (2)
Pub quiz question 67 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What do climbers call a peak higher than 3,000 feet (914m) in Scotland?
  2. Answer: A: Munro
  3. Categories: Leisure (7)
Pub quiz question 5086 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: How many points are E and O each worth in an English Scrabble Game?
  2. Answer: A: One
  3. Categories: Leisure (1) Games (1)
Pub quiz question 2472 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: In which year was the board game Monopoly Patented?
  2. Answer: A: 1935
  3. Notes: *: 5000 games produced in 1933, patent granted 1935,
  4. Categories: Leisure (8) General Knowledge (8) Games (8)
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