The answer is - Victor Frankenstein.
For a bonus point ((are we giving points here?) rhetorical question).
What are Victor Frakenstein's progeny's three favourite books
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by MCC » Thu May 04, 2006 3:53 pm
Why be pedantic about it, I'm going to give it to Luna, well done, and a gold star to emm for doing the donkey work.
The answer is - Victor Frankenstein.
For a bonus point ((are we giving points here?) rhetorical question).
What are Victor Frakenstein's progeny's three favourite books
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The answer is - Victor Frankenstein.
For a bonus point ((are we giving points here?) rhetorical question).
What are Victor Frakenstein's progeny's three favourite books
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by emm » Fri May 05, 2006 12:50 am
Thanks for the gold star, MCC. I’ll stick it on my chart!
Do you know that this site crashed last night - right after I wrote the words ‘Nip/Tuck’. I thought Luna might be cleaning me up but I couldn’t get back on to say that I don’t actually like that programme either and I only mentioned it because I thought that the incompetent bungling sex-crazed plastic surgeon whose partner has to cover up for his mistakes, was a prime candidate for MCC’s clue – ‘I thought I had it all stitched up. How wrong I was’.
Actually there's something I've been meaning to say for quite a while - is there only one correct answer to these WAI's? Are they unique - like the rest of this forum - or could they have alternative possible sub-solutions?
I know Frankenstein’s monster read Paradise Lost - I‘m not sure what else.
Do you know that this site crashed last night - right after I wrote the words ‘Nip/Tuck’. I thought Luna might be cleaning me up but I couldn’t get back on to say that I don’t actually like that programme either and I only mentioned it because I thought that the incompetent bungling sex-crazed plastic surgeon whose partner has to cover up for his mistakes, was a prime candidate for MCC’s clue – ‘I thought I had it all stitched up. How wrong I was’.
Actually there's something I've been meaning to say for quite a while - is there only one correct answer to these WAI's? Are they unique - like the rest of this forum - or could they have alternative possible sub-solutions?
I know Frankenstein’s monster read Paradise Lost - I‘m not sure what else.
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by lunababy_moonchild » Fri May 05, 2006 6:23 am
Never seen Nip/Tuck and wasn't aware that the forum had crashed. Although there was an almighty thunderstorm last night which even affected the telly so that might have had something to do with it.
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by MCC » Fri May 05, 2006 8:48 am
Bonus point to Ruud, almost spot on.
I've got:
The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann von Goethe.
Emm has a mention in dispatches.
The site crashed on me this morning.
I only saw the first season of Nip/Tuck, then lost interest in it.
I like to think that there is only one answer to these WAI's, but (there is always a but), the possibilty (I'm not infallible) does exsist for there to be another answer, if a case does come to light, then I will probably accept it.
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I've got:
The Sorrows of Young Werther by Johann von Goethe.
Emm has a mention in dispatches.
The site crashed on me this morning.
I only saw the first season of Nip/Tuck, then lost interest in it.
emm wrote:Actually there's something I've been meaning to say for quite a while - is there only one correct answer to these WAI's? Are they unique - like the rest of this forum - or could they have alternative possible sub-solutions?
I like to think that there is only one answer to these WAI's, but (there is always a but), the possibilty (I'm not infallible) does exsist for there to be another answer, if a case does come to light, then I will probably accept it.
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