Originally Posted By u k fan Amazed... you were kinda there (have the snack of your choice). It was The Beatles and The Spice Girls. They were obvious in the sense that they were two of the biggest acts the UK has produced. Elton John didn't have a UK number 1 until the 90's. Today's question is easier, especially for my Canadian friends: What is Santa Claus' name in French? Good luck everyone!!!
Originally Posted By amazedncal2 ACK!! For some reason I was thinking current or I would have guessed Beatles instead of Paul Mc. Spice Girls? I would have had to consult my 24 year old DD to guess that one Thank you for the nice virtual treat. I helped myself to the Yule Log cake that The Parsec posted an LP live photo of I have a guess but my spelling would be terrible and I don't want to hog all the snacks
Originally Posted By DyGDisney Wish my dd was here, she's learning French. I think it's something like Pere Noel, or is that a different language?
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 I know that one, but you said it first DYGDisney. It is Pere Noel.
Originally Posted By FerretAfros Isn't it Papa (Pappa??) Noel? I guess he would technically be Father Christmas, rather than Santa, but they're basically the same fellow
Originally Posted By Princessjenn5795 Pere is "father" in French. It sounds like "pair." Papa is like "daddy."
Originally Posted By davewasbaloo Ah yes, but New Orleans French has as much in common with original French as American English has with British English.
Originally Posted By u k fan DyGDisney, well done you got it! Help yourself to the snack of your choice! Today's question: How many points does a snowflake have? Good Luck Guys!!!
Originally Posted By FerretAfros The cartoony ones tend to have 6 main points, but each of those have little branches that could make more 'points', depending on how you count them. Then again, each snowflake is supposedly unique, so is this a trick question?
Originally Posted By u k fan I would say the answer on the card doesn't count all the individual "points" and is more about the basic shape!!!
Originally Posted By tashajilek I think 6 is a good answer too, but seeing as it's taken i will say 5.
Originally Posted By u k fan I have to say I've posted this on Facebook as well and no one there has got it right yet. We may have a winner here though!!!
Originally Posted By u k fan The answer is 6 well done FerretAfros, help yourself to a snack. Today's question is: London's Trafalgar Square Christmas Tree is traditionally given by which country? Good Luck!!!
Originally Posted By FerretAfros For no apparent reason, by gut instinct was a very confident Norway. No real reason, but maybe I heard it somewhere along the way and just remembered it.
