1. Where did the phrase ‘Out for a duck’ originate? It originated in the cartoon series Danger Mouse as the title of the episode which introduced the recurring villain Count Duckula2. What is Duck a l’orange? A main course cooked by Donald Trump3. Why do we yell ‘DUCK’ when something is likely to hit us? … Continue reading Fibbing Friday
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Fibbing Friday 8th Jan
It's that Friday Feeling again What do the abbreviations, B.C. and A.D. stand for? Brian Clemens and Albert DruryWhat do the abbreviations, B.C.E. and C.E. stand for? Bacon, Cheese and Egg Toastie, and Cheese and Egg Toastie What event triggered the start of the U.S. Civil War? Donald throwing a tantrum for losing the election … Continue reading Fibbing Friday 8th Jan
New Year, New Friday, New Fibs
It's the start of a new year and what better way to kick it off then with a Fibbing Friday. 1. Where will you find ‘One for his knob’ and ‘Two for his heels’ ? On certain streaming websites2. Where will you find winks, squidgers and a target? See above3. What is a numerator? A … Continue reading New Year, New Friday, New Fibs
Fibbing Friday 18th December
Unsure what Fibbing Friday is? Well mosey on down here to find the set up. 1. Why is a Pantomime thus called? It was the battle cry of a man-child when going through the underwear draw2. Why was the White Rabbit late? Because he followed the Highways Agency official traffic diversion 3. What happened when … Continue reading Fibbing Friday 18th December
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Why is it traditional to eat turkey for Thanksgiving dinner? (In the US, at least.) Because originally McDonalds wasn't allowed to open on public holidaysWhat is “Festivus”? The main villain in Ridley Scott's film "Gladiator"Why does Hanukka (or Chanuka, if you prefer) last for eight days? Because us Jews like to get the most out … Continue reading Fibbing Friday
Fibbing Friday 30/12/2020
This week's Fibbing Friday comes from Pensitivity101 1. What is Kapok? It's a game not too dissimilar to Jenga2. Where will you find a kernel? Eerie Indiana's top Diner3. If you didn’t know a door as a door, what would you call it? A Jar4. What’s the difference between a yolk and a yoke? Is … Continue reading Fibbing Friday 30/12/2020
Fibbing Friday.. A bit late UK time
Frank is hosting Fibbing Friday and unsurprisingly this week it is Halloween themed What is a poltergeist? A hybrid bird of Chicken and Goose. What supposedly happens if you look in the mirror and say, “Bloody Mary” three times? The bar man taps you on the shoulder and says "go home your drunk" What’s so … Continue reading Fibbing Friday.. A bit late UK time
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This week it’s my turn to host the Fibbing Friday challenge as I alternate with PCGuyIV.https://pcguyiv.wordpress.com/As regular readers know, between us we have kept the Fibbing Friday challenge going and thank you all for your continued support and participation. Re-writing books seemed quite popular on my last outing, so I’ve turned that around a little … Continue reading Fibbing Friday
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I haven't done one of these for a while, here is today's MO. I’ll give you the title of 10 books, and let’s see what you can come with for what they’re about in two or three sentences.The idea remember is to fib a little, a lot, tell whoppers, be inventive, silly or even outrageous, … Continue reading Fibbing Friday
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Just a reminder of the rules for new followers and long termers who may have forgotten them as I haven't done one for a while. Write a post with your answers and tag it “Fibbing Friday” or #FibbingFriday, then link back to this one so that others can enjoy your answers and maybe join in … Continue reading Fibbing Friday