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 Well, Scooby got on the board! And, of course,  |
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very nice scooby...these are your kind of puzzles for sure. All hail the king...
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Scoreboard:
docsfishn - 1 point
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wd1040 - 1 point
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wolf-n-wa - 1 point
rikcando - .01
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United States
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As long as I don't have to figure out who begat whom, I've got a chance.  |
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Canada
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That was the fastest anyone got the correct answer. Way to go Scooby.
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United States
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I thought if I just kept yelling 6!, it would pay off.
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Good thing you didn't insist on a partridge in a pear tree this time!
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Great job Scoob! How about a U.S. naval question next? HAHAHAHAHA! Not that I would know the answer being an X Coast Guardsmen and all. WOLF
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Sorry, wolf, Quote:
But all questions will relate to coins or currencies! |
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 No time to saddle up the horse! this went fast Tomorrow same time? |
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11:00 forum time tonight.
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Question 7
Out of last six British monarchs three have broken a long standing tradition (each) concerning royal imagery the image of the monarch on the obverse of (British) coins; the first tradition of nearly 200 years, the second -- of about 300 years, and the third -- of over 300 years. Name the three Majesties and the tradition that each of them broke.
Do not go after Edward VII's beard, he did not break any tradition with it; the prior kings did not shave just for the coin effigies. I am talking about something that a monarch (or a designer) chose to do, which they didn't have to, and what hadn't been done for generations.
Edited by svslav
02/05/2011 12:22 am
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interesting question. Once again you exceed my knowledge by a small degree and I must once again consult my good friend Google. I know for sure, the second maybe, third I have no clue.
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Is it possible that two of the traditions are the same tradition, but happened more than 100 years apart, or is it three different traditions?
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