Good morning.

Let's begin.

On their first date, David Granger and his future wife Sandra watched a movie in a Georgetown cinema.

Name that cinema and the movie.

Starlight Drive In

Kuch Kuch Hota Hai

who say GORA singh was a he 

Good morning

Django at the Plaza Cinema

not our poster Django

Wrong answer.

So, you did read yesterday's newspapers.

Correct.

Our friend Django would be pleased with this info.

Congrats!!

Thank you, Sir Gil

I actually smiled when I saw the movie name, I thought of our poster Django

Next one.

He was a Wakenaam boy who caught bundarie crabs and said "namaste" on the Malali. Who was he?

I know a few bannas who caught da crabs but dem boys never said Namaste, they jus used to say ouch.

My nick is based on the movie name,i had a denim jacket with the

name written on the back,in the late 90's i went to visit one of my

class mate in NY who will call me by that name,so when i signed

up on GNI the name was my choice. quite interesting i also

worked at Plaza cinema for a brief period.

CLUE: The pen is mightier than the sword.

The cross and switchblade

No. A Guyanese.

good to know how you got your nick

this is a tough one but will take a guess "paper boy"

No.

I will wait until at least 3 persons say they give up and then I shall give the answer.

ok trying again, does it have anything to do with the author of the book 'Walk good Guyana Boy'?

No.

ok Sir Gil, I give up.

Ladies and lazyboys, follow me:

Who made the pen mightier than the sword? Writers.

Which writer grew up in Wakenaam?

Which writer wrote Bundarie Boy?

Which writer wrote Namaste?

Which writer wrote The Malali Makers?

Answer: SHEIK SADEEK

Good morning, bright people.

Here's a warm up exercise.

The width of Kaieteur Falls depends on how much water flows down the Potaro river at any given time.

What is the normal width and the achievable width of Kaieteur Falls in terms of feet?

Good morning, sir

370 ft normal

500 ft achievable

Good morning

normal  370 ft.

achievable 500 ft.

I shall accept this. My book says 350 ft normal. 500 ft achievable.

You get first prize.

Anjali gets second prize.

Wish I could have given you 2 tickets to Kaieteur but our sponsors Rev & Django, Partners-in-Crime, are dodging me this morning.

Congrats!!

Sir Gilly,i will agree with Angali and Riya,hopefully

i will be spare the cane,i can recall the lashes i

got in form 3 English class for agreeing with some

students answer.

My response a few seconds out,no lashes.

Next one.

His parents were from Scotland, he was born in Guyana, attended Queen's College and wrote dozens of novels in his own name plus 15 pen names. Give me his real name and tell me where he is living now.

Christopher Robin Nicole and he lives in Guernsey, Channel Islands.

I am with Anjali answer.

* Wilson Harris is 94 and resides in the UK I believe.

* Wait a minute---I don't believe Harris' parents were from Scotland.

Rev

No sir. Get Realistic!

Yep, Anjali is on it!

Thank you!

I would love to visit Kaieteur Falls but I'm deathly terrified of those small planes. I went so far as to Ogle airstrip and chicken out

* I saw the Scottish parents and realized that couldn't be Harris.

Rev

That's absolutely correct. Christopher Nicole has written more than 200 books, mostly novels. He wrote a chess manual from which I learnt to play the game in the mid-1970s. I brought it to Canada. Right now, I'm reading one of his novels, Falls of Death, from which I got that Kaieteur question.

Nicole is 84 years old.

Congrats!!

PAGING SIR GILBAKKA

* I believe Miss Anjali and Miss Riya have your book of question and answer These 2 are sharp as a pencil You may have to get a new book of questions.hahaha

* Bhai Django not bad himself But he ain't in the same league as the ladies.

Rev

Thank you Sir Gil  it is quite amazing to write under so many pen names.

Also thanks Django and Riya

I did asked to see the book one time but it did not happen . I have help sometimes but would not disclose it/them

Nah. I use more than one book and I double-check on the Internet. Generally, I set a quiz whose answer is out there. Sometimes, I make it difficult by asking a question that doesn't have an answer online.

Anjali:

* I noticed Sir put a stumping on all of we yesterday with that Wakenaam Sheik Sadeek quiz. He then referred to the boys as "Lazy boys" for not getting the correct answer--- but he was kind to the ladies.

* Anyway, Sir Gilbakka is a wily old fox---he'll soon make his questions more complicated.

Rev

Here's a fun exercise.

Some people have a deadly fear of motion. They won't ride a Ferris Wheel for example. Give me a 12-letter word for that condition.