Example
24 H F T would be the song 24 hours from Tulsa
14 D I A F would be 14 days in a fortnight .
T N H A 1000 E
A GG H 18 H
3 C I A F
A C H 9 L
12 I I A F
1001 D
1001 A N
3 M I A B
6 D O T R
T M B 50 W T L Y L
T N H A 1000 E
6 P O T S O D
15 M O A D M C
S 123 T A L
24 B B B I A P
8 W O T A W
Regards
SPOILER WARNING
> T N H A 1000 E - The night has a 1000 eyes
> A GG H 18 H - A golf course has 18 holes (should have been A GC ...)
> 3 C I A F - 3 Coins in a Fountain
> A C H 9 L - A cat has 9 lives
> 12 I I A F - 12 inches in a foot
> 1001 D - ? (maybe 101 Dalmatians)
> 1001 A N - 1001 Arabian Nights
> 3 M I A B
> 6 D O T R
> T M B 50 W T L Y L - There may be 50 ways to leave your lover
> T N H A 1000 E - The night has a 1000 eyes
> 6 P O T S O D - 6 points on the star of David
> 15 M O A D M C - 15 Men on a Dead Man's Chest
> S 123 T A L
> 24 B B B I A P - 24 Blackbirds Baked in a Pie
> 8 W O T A W
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> Regards
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> Just a few , see how you go
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>Example
>24 H F T would be the song 24 hours from Tulsa
>14 D I A F would be 14 days in a fortnight .
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>T N H A 1000 E
The night has a 1000 eyes
>A GC H 18 H
A golf course has 18 holes
>3 C I A F
3 coins in a fountain
>A C H 9 L
a cat has 9 lives
>12 I I A F
12 inches in a foot
>1001 D
>1001 A N
1001 arabian nights
>3 M I A B
3 men in a boat
>6 D O T R
>T M B 50 W T L Y L
>T N H A 1000 E
>6 P O T S O D
>15 M O A D M C
15 men on a dead man's chest
>S 123 T A L
>24 B B B I A P
24 black birds baked in a pie
>8 W O T A W
8 wonders of the ancient world
Regards
Kathryn
Kathryn Stiff wrote:
i tought there are only 7 wonders of the ancient world
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> Regards
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> Kathryn
> 1001 D
I think you mean "101" Dalmatians.
> T M B 50 W T L Y L
There must be 50 ways to leave your lover
-Vincent
>>A GC H 18 H
>A golf course has 18 holes
You can't just change the letters to suit your sentence!
The original was GG not GC
must be
A gee-gee has 18 hands
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>> >8 W O T A W
>> 8 wonders of the ancient world
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>i tought there are only 7 wonders of the ancient world
The quiz seems to be riddled with typoes.
Despite that, the title "Seven Wonders of the World" is sort of the
ancient Greek equivalent of our modern day "Top Ten List" -- a formula
that forces you into a regimented number of entries whether more or fewer
entries are deserved as "wonders". History has settled on Antipater of
Sidon's list, but I gather that even his writings respect some of the
entries that made other ancient thinker's lists, specifically the City
Walls of Babylon, which beat out the Lighthouse at Alexandia for some
ancient Greeks.
-Matthew
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