Quizzes and Games

Hi Sandie,
I am fine thanks.Cloudy and cold here.
Apart from the obvious L= 50 I have no idea just Mommsen's Hypothesis is something to do with Latin numerals I think.

Hi Daph and anyone else around ~~

Hope everyone is well :)
Grey showery windy day here today :(
Late on as we've had the builders in looking at our dormer extension, it's been up 21 yrs and needs some work on it !

Is that the full answer Daph or do we still need the U and R ?
Other than l know that the Roman / Latin letter L stands for 50, I'm stumped !!
I was a a bit thrown when the G went to a g,and each went to every, but Sue was only trying to help :)
There are a few Mommsen,if your answer is correct , will have to check them out

Hi Everyone,
Hope you are all well.

L is t he Latin Number for Fifty, Which is how Mommsen whose Hypothesis to get U was R 25000 (every Go takes one off)

You've changed the last bit in brackets but I suppose it means the same.
I'm afraid I'm being kicked off the puter now, may get onto hubby's lappy if I can suss where he's put all the connections.
Otherwise catch you tomorrow and nite nite :)
Sandie.x

L is t he Latin Number for Fifty, Which is h M w H t g U w R 25000 (every Go takes one off)

sue x

No not really.lol phew this is a sticky one.

Any of these other little words correct ?

L is the Latin N for F, W is heard M with/ without /which/why H to go U which / where/ why / without R 25000 ( each go takes one off)...?

Anything to do with strip poker.lol?

Edit ...the Straw v Briggs debate was your thread and not on General !... I must be loosing it .lol

last bit is "each go takes one off"

Does that help?

Sue x

L is the Latin N for F, W is heard M with/ without /which/why H to go U which / where/ why / without R 25000 ( e g takes one off)...?

Only did Latin in the first yr with our headmistress, no one took it seriously
and jokes were played on her more often than not by me or one of the boys each lesson. Should have paid more attention .lol
All I remember is
amo amas amat amarous amatitis amant (sp ?)
Edit ..please see my previous post about the e g, and if it's chemicals:)

L is the Latin name for F ( anything to do with chemicals ?)
Is the last G a capital or small, you had it as a capital first but now a small letter .lol ..?

Edit... or is it e g as in example ?

you're starting to get the drift, Sandie!

L is the Latin N for F, W is h M w H to go U w R 25000 ( e g takes one off)

Suex

L is the L N for F, W is h M w H to go U w R 25000 ( e g takes one off)

Sue

2nd thoughts, think of them both please .lol
L is the Latin name for F ( anything to do with chemicals ?)

OMG !
Think this is going to be a roll over, unless Jan or someone else reappears.
Lets go for the small words then .
L in /is / it / if the/ there/ to / then L N for / from F, W in / is / it her / his/ have/ has M was/ were/ when/ where H the / then/ to go /gone/ /]get U was/were/ with /when R 25000 (ever/ even/every G that / the / to one /out/ our / of/ off-- of / of / off/ on )

L i t L N f F, W i h M w H t g U w R 25000 (e G t o o)

Sue x

Yes Sue well done:)

James Bond is a Fictional Character, created in 1953 by Writer Ian Fleming. There have been 22 Films made since 1962.

Edit ...sorry for slow reply was reading the debate on General regarding Straw and Briggs

James Bond is a Fictional Character, created in 1953 by Writer Ian Fleming. There have been 22 Films made since 1962

Yes Sue :)
James Bond is a Fictional Character, created in 1953 by Writer Ian Fleming. t h b 22 F m since 1962.

James Bond is a Fictional Character, created in 1953 by Writer Ian Fleming. t h b 22 F m since 1962.

Sue x

A bit more Jan
J B is a F C, created in 1953 by W I F. t h b 22 F m since 1962.

yes
another comma may help too

J B is a F C, C in 1953 by W, I F.t h b 22 F m S 1962