Funny Guides/Dungeoneers
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"Everything here is an illusion and stuff...." Thats one reason.
It was kinda funny when a dungeeneer turned away from Mogdred and covered his eyes.... placed his hands on the helmet. I mean he was blindfolded! What good did it do to cover his eyes? Accetp that it looked funny
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heres one - A winning team came across Mellisandre in a tavern
She says: " I'll tell you something you dont know if you tell me someting I dont know,
what did the romans call Cotswold?"
After much thinking treguard drops a hint that if she doesnt know, she wont know if its wrong
The smirky one in the middle says: " SAy something funny like Caledonia"
Caledonia is actually an ancient name for Scotland! ;D
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Watched Martin Tool today, have you noticed that the bloke on the far left writes loads down but doesnt say anything, just watches with a rat like grin.
And Lee Mac keeps glancing at the camera, which is quite funny. He pull s a funny face when they escape
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The catacombite
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heres one - A winning team came across Mellisandre in a tavern
She says: " I'll tell you something you dont know if you tell me someting I dont know,
what did the romans call Cotswold?"
After much thinking treguard drops a hint that if she doesnt know, she wont know if its wrong
The smirky one in the middle says: " SAy something funny like Caledonia"
Caledonia is actually an ancient name for Scotland! ;D
Actually, she asked for the name of what the Romans called Colchester. I think their name for it was pretty much the same.
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Actually, she asked for the name of what the Romans called Colchester. I think their name for it was pretty much the same.
They called it "Camulodunum", from the original Celtic Camulodunon. Which I think is a pretty darned mean difficult question to ask a team
So it's good that they could get away with saying anything that sounded vaguely believable. Is that the first time Km employed the "if they don't know the answer, you can say anything you like" device that was so over-used in later series? -
They called it "Camulodunum", from the original Celtic Camulodunon. Which I think is a pretty darned mean difficult question to ask a team
So it's good that they could get away with saying anything that sounded vaguely believable. Is that the first time Km employed the "if they don't know the answer, you can say anything you like" device that was so over-used in later series?Search engines are wonderful things, eh?
Yup, I think this was the first instance that it was used - predating series 7's Brollochan by three seasons.
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