The only way I've worked out is (((6 x 100) - 50) / 2) - (75 / 25), which is well farfetched, especially if he added the 3, he'd have been nearer the target.Kirk Bevins wrote:Not sure how he reached 272 though.
He probably just worked it out wrong.
The only way I've worked out is (((6 x 100) - 50) / 2) - (75 / 25), which is well farfetched, especially if he added the 3, he'd have been nearer the target.Kirk Bevins wrote:Not sure how he reached 272 though.
Clearly the lack of octochamps in this series has got me thinking that winning 4, means winning 8 in this series.Marc Meakin wrote:James wrote: Another stinker of a 6 small there, which seals Danny's octochampdom.
Should be half octochampdom.
Yup.Gavin Chipper wrote:The second one I got in about 30 seconds as well (didn't time them). I did (7*7+5)*(8+5-2) I think. Is that what Rachel did?
Oh yeah More females means more fun surelyMichael Wallace wrote:WHO ELSE IS EXCITED NOW?!?!?!111Lesley Hines wrote:It transpires someone else has pulled out of Michael's Co:Lon, so I'll see you guys there. Cimping. And the rest of my clothes, come to that.
Their seems to be a mistake, Ryan. Oops, I've done it too!Ryan Taylor wrote:CECIL (is it still called CECIL?) spurts out a stupidly easy target so everyone just sits there twiddling there thumbs.
If it's there, I've been on 4OD recently, and recent editions of the show have been subtitle-less.Howard Somerset wrote:As to which to replace it with, I think I'll be guided by the subtitler, so I'll watch that bit again sometime.
Thank you, Jim.Jim Treloar wrote:James Robinson - the name you missed in the list of DC guests is John Inverdale
I think that's what the majority of us do, when you type anything in, Davy.Davy Affleck wrote:Yawn
She seemed to do pretty well on the show. Martin (on Thursday's show) was at my audition.Innis Carson wrote:Question of Genius returns on BBC2 on Monday, and I hear Melanie Beaumont is on it.
Even though that gentleman in the top-left (which I assume you're referring to) is wearing a Burnley shirt.Matt Bayfield wrote:I'm more impressed that an Aston Villa fan was allowed into the studio.
That is indeed true.David Williams wrote:POTEENS is consistent with other plural mass nouns, but surely Susie has disallowed it in the past.
I've sent my money, so hopefully it's not £10 wasted.James Robinson wrote:I think I'll be able to come, but the date could cause a problem, but I'll take my chances.
I'll send money later.
Darren, MikeMike Brown wrote:Round 9: E A O R A W H Y K
C1: WEARY (5)
C2: HAWKER (6)
DC: WEARY (5) HAWKER (6)
OT: AWEARY (6)
Score: 64–52 (max 75)
A good six from John means he reduces the deficit. DC should be kicking themselves for missing the darren, not that it’s that common a word.
Looks like it's up to me again. I'll sort it out, Jon.Jon Corby wrote:About face. I'm just too busy at the moment to give the recap the attention that you other guys do. Can someone pick up Monday 10th please? Sorry...
Isn't it short for Criminal Investigation Department, or something. Which I believe is the brief for an acronym.Brian Moore wrote:And, for the first tea-time teaser, C.I.D. isn't an acronym, is it?
Altered to give info now.Ryan Taylor wrote:What's ocellus mean?James Robinson wrote:OCELLAR means pertaining to an ocellus.