DaleCooper
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No it's not sea areas.
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No it's not sea areas.
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DaleCooper
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As I started to read your answer I thought you'd got it until I saw you meant band leaders.
Don't forget I asked "Who or what might be called..."
Peter Mugridge
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Given that the only significant phrase ahead of "band leaders" in that was "chapter and verse" I enter that they are all authors?
DaleCooper
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You spotted the significant phrase but "authors" isn't the answer.
Composers?
Peter Mugridge
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Poets, then? ( Based on "verse" )
DaleCooper
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If they were composers, poets, popes, sea areas or band leaders the question would read "Who or what are called..."
That doesn't help. If they "might" be called something they "might" be called astronauts or the Duchess of Atholl. Who knows?
DaleCooper
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That doesn't help. If they "might" be called something they "might" be called astronauts or the Duchess of Atholl. Who knows?
It is a clue and although one is unlikely to be called astronauts (although there's no accounting for taste) Duchess of Atholl could be a somewhat pretentious possibility.
Ha ha, sorry mate, only kidding, still thinking.
DaleCooper
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It was a good move, you managed to squeeze another hint out of me.
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Are there no students of 20th century English literature out there?
Add Plato to the list of names.
DaleCooper
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It's not philosophers and moreover I believe it's against forum rules to participate in "Quizzes and Games" while intoxicated.
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Three more names:
Admetus, Electra, Demeter
...and a hint:
Andrew Lloyd Webber
DaleCooper
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Cats is correct although the origin of the names is "The Naming Of Cats by T. S. Eliot"
http://famouspoetsandpoems.com/poets/t__s__eliot/poems/15121
Your turn...
The late film critic Roger Ebert wasn't exactly known for his restraint. When he didn't like a movie, everyone knew about it. Arguably his most scathing and famous review contained the words:
Of which film is he writing about?
Roger Ebert said:
Of which film is he writing about?
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Was it "Gone With The Wind"?
theageofthetra
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North. Had Dan Akroyd in it which was about the only plus point.
Wow, that is so bad it is..... bad. Glad I never watched it.
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Keeping the theme of Canadian comedians. Which museum does Dan Akroyd curate & why?
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Clue-Think of one his most famous movie vehicles.
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Clue-Think of one his most famous movie vehicles.
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Nope.
theageofthetra
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Getting warmer. Its to do with another 'star''of the movie.
DaleCooper
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Police cars?
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Getting very warm
DaleCooper
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Is it a museum of famous cars from films and television?