Quiz Time

It is something to do with L'Enfant en Castile, a landlord named his pub after the son of a French nobleman.

Dorrie wrote:

It is something to do with L'Enfant en Castile, a landlord named his pub after the son of a French nobleman.

Think your on the right track xxxx

elephant and castle....oh, i have good memories of years ago...going to a staff leaving do, eating the best pizza outside of italy, and getting bundled into a blackcab well under the influence of a few bottles of red wine.......

suzan wrote:

elephant and castle....oh, i have good memories of years ago...going to a staff leaving do, eating the best pizza outside of italy, and getting bundled into a blackcab well under the influence of a few bottles of red wine.......

All before 12 noon xxxx;)

When did Dr Who start,who played the very first Dr Who?

it started in 1963...by william hartnell but i must perfer the 10th doctor anyday

to mad i did go see im today instead of a trainee doc lol

I liked John Pertweed as doctor who

It looks like there will be a new Dr Who at Christmas,does anyone know who it will be?<br><br>Post edited by: Dorrie, at: 2008/11/26 12:29

Dorrie wrote:

It looks like there will be a new Dr Who at Christmas,does anyone know who it will be?&lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Post edited by: Dorrie, at: 2008/11/26 12:29

Bruce Forsythe....Nice to time-travel...to time-travel nice xxxx

Who said....You were only meant to blow the doors off ??? Michael Cane

I have the body of a frail woman,but the heart of a lion ????? Elizabeth 1

In for me...theyve all got it in for me ???Kenneth Williams

Call me Mr Tibbs ????Sidney Poitier

Keel Haul him Mr Christian ????Cptn Bligh

Quite frankly my dear,I dont give a damn ????Rhett Butler

Its turned out nice again ??? George Formby

xxxxx :blink:

Post edited by: tonypark, at: 2008/11/29 13:32

Post edited by: tonypark, at: 2008/11/29 13:33<br><br>Post edited by: tonypark, at: 2008/11/29 13:33

Michael Caine in The Italian Job
Not sure about this one, Joan of Arc:unsure:
Kenneth Williams in Carry on Cleo
Sidney Poitier in To Sir with Love
Captain Blythe Mutiny on the Bounty
Clark Gable In Gone with the Wind
George Formby:lol:<br><br>Post edited by: Dorrie, at: 2008/11/28 13:48

think the second answer is Elisabeth 1st when adressing the troops, dorrie, mind you Joan of Arc, might have said it aswell and most of us woman :laugh: