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1990 is the clue, and the country is POLAND.michael_churchill wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025, 10:35 All the countries that this country shared a border with in 1990 no longer exist. Which country?
Correct.RJSRdg wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025, 23:081990 is the clue, and the country is POLAND.michael_churchill wrote: ↑07 Apr 2025, 10:35 All the countries that this country shared a border with in 1990 no longer exist. Which country?
Neighbours in 1990 were:
East Germany - reunified back into Germany
Czechoslovakia - Divided into Czechia and Slovakia
USSR - Now Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania and Russia (Kaliningrad)
They both have different images on both sides of their respective flags.michael_churchill wrote: ↑10 Apr 2025, 08:28 What attribute is unique to Paraguay among UN member nations and to Oregon among US states?
I've found another, which is also pretty random.michael_churchill wrote: ↑12 Feb 2025, 16:33 Here's a question I've seen in another place - I don't know the answer (or even if there is only one answer) and I don't know how you would research it either...
Name a song that has been a track on the albums at number 1 and number 2 in the UK album chart of a week.
If you have any candidates, I should be able to confirm if they are correct.
Correct!tubeguru wrote: ↑10 Apr 2025, 14:23They both have different images on both sides of their respective flags.michael_churchill wrote: ↑10 Apr 2025, 08:28 What attribute is unique to Paraguay among UN member nations and to Oregon among US states?
28 March 1998, when Celine Dion's album "Let's Talk About Love" climbed back to number 1, the soundtrack of "Titanic" was number 2 - they both included "My Heart Will Go On".michael_churchill wrote: ↑12 Feb 2025, 16:33 Here's a question I've seen in another place - I don't know the answer (or even if there is only one answer) and I don't know how you would research it either...
Name a song that has been a track on the albums at number 1 and number 2 in the UK album chart of a week.
If you have any candidates, I should be able to confirm if they are correct.
Winner of the British Grand Prixmichael_churchill wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 09:40 Which British sporting trophy, competed for annually, is engraved with the motto 'Floreat Etona' ('Let Eton flourish' in Latin)?
Correct! This year duplicated in Lego, apparently!DavidC wrote: ↑19 Jun 2025, 05:46Winner of the British Grand Prixmichael_churchill wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 09:40 Which British sporting trophy, competed for annually, is engraved with the motto 'Floreat Etona' ('Let Eton flourish' in Latin)?
Apparently the RAC aren't sure how they acquired the trophy, which has been presented to the winner of the British Grand Prix since 1973. It may have been donated by founder of Rolls Royce and old Etonian Charles Rolls.DavidC wrote: ↑19 Jun 2025, 05:46Winner of the British Grand Prixmichael_churchill wrote: ↑12 Jun 2025, 09:40 Which British sporting trophy, competed for annually, is engraved with the motto 'Floreat Etona' ('Let Eton flourish' in Latin)?
No takers, so I'll give the answer. I have a new question to pose!michael_churchill wrote: ↑11 Aug 2025, 15:45 Adele is to Alan Carr as Benedict Cumberbatch is to "Judge" Robert Rinder and Sandi Toksvig is to Bjorn Ulvaues (of Abba). What's the connection?