Originally Posted by Riya:
Condor
Dat bird too bad.
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Originally Posted by Observer:
Ostrich or Penguin.
Neither.
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Originally Posted by Riya:
Last guess for me....swan
Nope.
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Originally Posted by cain:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Deadline extended to 12:30PM.
Clue: Think big bird.
Sesame Street.
Yellow.
Wrong answer.
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Deadline extended to 12:30PM.
Clue: Think big bird.
Large Penis?
Peacock
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On February 22, 1969, the mv POWIS hit a sunken barge off the coast of Windsor Forest, WCD. The impact produced a big gash on its hull and it sank two days later.
Attempts to salvage the vessel, even with technical help from the US Navy, proved futile.
The T&HD boat, named after a big bird in Guyana, was only 13 years old when it sank.
The mv POWIS plied the Georgetown-Bartica route.
It is commemmorated on a Guyana postage stamp.
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Rub some Limacol if yuh all head hurting wid the last quiz.
Here is another.
This object is a notable landmark in Guyana. What is it and where is it?
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Rub some Limacol if yuh all head hurting wid the last quiz.
Here is another.
This object is a notable landmark in Guyana. What is it and where is it?
Christianburg Water Wheel. Installed in 1855 to facilitate the operations of a saw mill owned and operated by John Dalgleish Patterson.
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Is it in Linden?
Originally Posted by Riya:
Is it in Linden?
Yes, Christianburg is now a part of Linden.
No body din mention or guess Toucan how come ayo foget duh bird
The best catchup I ever had was Toucan catchup, which was produced in Guyana. I could make a fortune these days if I had the recipe.
Was that a Rick's and Sari brand ?
I didn't pay enough attention to know, but I wish I had. That stuff would sell good in this day and age of world wide sales.
There was also Champion baking powder. Is that still around?
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Originally Posted by Mr.T:
I didn't pay enough attention to know, but I wish I had. That stuff would sell good in this day and age of world wide sales.
There was also Champion baking powder. Is that still around?
they have champion of the earth you want to sell him
Originally Posted by Mr.T:
I didn't pay enough attention to know, but I wish I had. That stuff would sell good in this day and age of world wide sales.
There was also Champion baking powder. Is that still around?
Still around check their facebook page
nice commercial.
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Originally Posted by Mars:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Rub some Limacol if yuh all head hurting wid the last quiz.
Here is another.
This object is a notable landmark in Guyana. What is it and where is it?
Christianburg Water Wheel. Installed in 1855 to facilitate the operations of a saw mill owned and operated by John Dalgleish Patterson.
CORRECT ANSWER.
Congrats again, Django!
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Originally Posted by Mars:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Rub some Limacol if yuh all head hurting wid the last quiz.
Here is another.
This object is a notable landmark in Guyana. What is it and where is it?
Christianburg Water Wheel. Installed in 1855 to facilitate the operations of a saw mill owned and operated by John Dalgleish Patterson.
CORRECT ANSWER.
Congrats again, Django!
Why you treatin me so Gilly? Fus you con me wit a ballahoo wrong up question now when I answer this one you giving it to Django. No respect I tell yuh 
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Originally Posted by Mars:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Rub some Limacol if yuh all head hurting wid the last quiz.
Here is another.
This object is a notable landmark in Guyana. What is it and where is it?
Christianburg Water Wheel. Installed in 1855 to facilitate the operations of a saw mill owned and operated by John Dalgleish Patterson.
CORRECT ANSWER.
Congrats again, Django!
Gilly sorry bro take that credit back,Mars give the answer.
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Originally Posted by Mars:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
Rub some Limacol if yuh all head hurting wid the last quiz.
Here is another.
This object is a notable landmark in Guyana. What is it and where is it?
Christianburg Water Wheel. Installed in 1855 to facilitate the operations of a saw mill owned and operated by John Dalgleish Patterson.
CORRECT ANSWER, MARS.
My apology to you for the error. I really can't explain how Django slipped in. Promise to be careful next time.
Congratulations twice!!
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The QuizMaster has made some careless slips lately. He is ready to step cautiously now. Here we go again:
Vancouver Island in Canada was a British colony in its own right in the 19th century. One of its governors was born in Demerara. What is his name?
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James Douglas. Man come up with something hard nah?
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
The QuizMaster has made some careless slips lately. He is ready to step cautiously now. Here we go again:
Vancouver Island in Canada was a British colony in its own right in the 19th century. One of its governors was born in Demerara. What is his name?
It looks like the ferry story refresh your memory.
I am not going to answer.
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
The QuizMaster has made some careless slips lately. He is ready to step cautiously now. Here we go again:
Vancouver Island in Canada was a British colony in its own right in the 19th century. One of its governors was born in Demerara. What is his name?
He was not the FIRST governor of Vancouver Island, but FIRST governor of all of BC.
Born at Mahaica where a full size statue of him exist near the bridge and another at Fort Langley in BC.
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Originally Posted by TI:
James Douglas. Man come up with something hard nah?
Sir James Douglas to you.
Good job. Congrats!!
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Originally Posted by Tola:
Originally Posted by Gilbakka:
The QuizMaster has made some careless slips lately. He is ready to step cautiously now. Here we go again:
Vancouver Island in Canada was a British colony in its own right in the 19th century. One of its governors was born in Demerara. What is his name?
He was not the FIRST governor of Vancouver Island, but FIRST governor of all of BC.
Born at Mahaica where a full size statue of him exist near the bridge and another at Fort Langley in BC.
No, Tola, I didn't say FIRST governor.
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Let's continue with the governors theme.
Who was the last governor of the combined Dutch colony of Essequibo-Demerara.
Clue: His official title was Director General.
Jan Espinasse
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Originally Posted by Django:
Jan Espinasse
No. Try again.
Say what? Django went into de wrong site for info..hehehe
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Something Gravesande
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George Hendrik Trotz
Originally Posted by cain:
Say what? Django went into de wrong site for info..hehehe
Oii Cain i did some research and choose that name,
Gill comes up with some hard questions this is in
the 1800,will try again.
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Sir Swettenham
Anthony Meertens
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Originally Posted by Riya:
Something Gravesande
Nope.
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Originally Posted by Observer:
George Hendrik Trotz
Definitely not!
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Originally Posted by Riya:
Sir Swettenham
Wrong again!
Originally Posted by Riya:
Sir Swettenham
Is where you gettin all yo wrong info from? an what's with dat banna who got a Sweaty Ham?
Is what sites you goin into eh? If Freaky ketch u is horrors.
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