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Posted: **12:42 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Skeffington

Posted: **12:44 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

RAOB94?

Posted: **15:34 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:NB94

No.

AHB wrote:Skeffington

No.

djewesbury wrote:RAOB94?

No.

Posted: **15:35 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Clue: not from a British shipper.

Posted: **15:46 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Niepoort

Posted: **15:56 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:Niepoort

Not your turn.

Posted: **15:57 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:Niepoort
Not your turn.

I know.

Posted: **16:08 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Kopke

Posted: **16:10 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Niepoort.

Posted: **16:22 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Graham 1890? (Yes, I know. Just giving Daniel another turn.)

Posted: **16:23 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Noval!

Posted: **16:25 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Graham 1896?

Posted: **16:29 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Hang on, am I sure I want to win this..?
Feuerheerd!

Posted: **16:33 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Graham 1900? (Yes, I know. And I know.)

Posted: **16:43 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

It's irresistible.

Passadouro!

Posted: **16:46 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Graham 1901? (Yes, I know.)

Posted: **16:54 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Crasto!

Posted: **16:57 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Graham 1904? (Yes, I know.)

If you are sure that you have done all the relevant shippers beginning with F, then you were correct to move to a different letter.

Posted: **16:58 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

I believe he already said that it wasn't Fonseca. You are pushing me toward saying Ferreira. I'm not going to do that though. I'll quite while I'm ahead.

Posted: **17:04 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Graham 1908? (Yes, I know. And I know.)

(And I am creating a question for you, should you choose to notice it.)

Posted: **17:05 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

Graham 1912?

Posted: **17:09 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

None of the above.

Posted: **17:32 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

jdaw1 wrote:Graham 1908? (Yes, I know. And I know.)

(And I am creating a question for you, should you choose to notice it.)

But I seem not to know the answer, and I've run out not only of Fs but of non-British shippers generally.
Is your (my) question something to do with Graham's then?

Posted: **18:27 Sun 20 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:Is your (my) question something to do with Graham's then?

Ah, a trick. You want me to give an answer to this question so that you can claim it is correct. Well, I’m not.

Posted: **00:35 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

Andressen?

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Posted: **07:24 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

CaliforniaBrad wrote:Andressen?

Close, but no cigar.

Posted: **08:12 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

DRT wrote:
CaliforniaBrad wrote:Andressen?
Close, but no cigar.

Romeo y Julieta?

Posted: **08:15 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:
DRT wrote:
CaliforniaBrad wrote:Andressen?
Close, but no cigar.
Romeo y Julieta?

JEWESBURY! Go to the back of the class and stop distracting the other boys.

Posted: **08:56 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:
DRT wrote:
CaliforniaBrad wrote:Andressen?
Close, but no cigar.
Romeo y Julieta?
JEWESBURY! Go to the back of the class and stop distracting the other boys.

Fine...
^{mutters Krohn as he goes to the back of the class}

Posted: **09:01 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

Come on, Jewesbury, don't mutter - share it with the rest of the class. "Krohn" did you say? If you did you are not as close as Brad was.

Posted: **09:03 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

Is that because the correct answer is made by a Van Zeller? Or am I not allowed to ask that...?

Posted: **09:29 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:Is that because the correct answer is made by a Van Zeller? Or am I not allowed to ask that...?

If you were allowed to ask the answer would still be no. Think close to Andresen but not close to Krohn.

Posted: **09:33 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:Is that because the correct answer is made by a Van Zeller? Or am I not allowed to ask that...?
If you were allowed to ask the answer would still be no. Think close to Andresen but not close to Krohn.

I am not allowed to think. I may only think once someone else has thunked.

Posted: **09:36 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

Even though you appear either (a) never to have written a TN of this bottle or (b) not yet to have drunk it (and knowing you a little, (a) seems more likely), I think I have an idea of what it might be.

Posted: **09:38 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

In fact I have three options, and their initials are the same as those of the august organisation whose "fourth" radio station I am listening to at this moment.

Posted: **09:41 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

something beginning with "B"?

Posted: **09:50 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

flash_uk wrote:something beginning with "B"?

That was a rubbish guess. What Mike meant was Barros.

Burmester?

Posted: **10:07 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:Burmester?

Burmester 1994, purchased in Vilamoura in Algarve in 1999 and consumed with ex-brother-in-law less than 12 months later.

Daniel's turn.

Posted: **10:13 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

My question:
What was Julian on about yesterday with all those turn-of-the-century Graham VPs?

Posted: **11:28 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:
flash_uk wrote:something beginning with "B"?
That was a rubbish guess. What Mike meant was Barros.

Burmester?

All went to plan

Posted: **12:11 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

flash_uk wrote:
djewesbury wrote:
flash_uk wrote:something beginning with "B"?
That was a rubbish guess. What Mike meant was Barros.

Burmester?
All went to plan

Not at all. My question may just have killed this thread for good.

Posted: **15:03 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:
flash_uk wrote:
djewesbury wrote:
flash_uk wrote:something beginning with "B"?
That was a rubbish guess. What Mike meant was Barros.

Burmester?
All went to plan
Not at all. My question may just have killed this thread for good.

Certainly not. Julian was merely listing possible birthday presents that you could give me for my 50th this fall.

Yes?

Posted: **15:22 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

Sadly not. He wasn't thinking of you at all, I suspect.

Posted: **15:25 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

I am not accepting this as a real question. JDAW told us what he was doing. He was giving rubbish answers to give Daniel more chances to guess.

Daniel's question...

Posted: **15:26 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

He said he was providing me with a question if I could but see the clue. So what was that question?

Posted: **15:29 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:He said he was providing me with a question if I could but see the clue. So what was that question?

What question?

Posted: **15:36 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

DRT wrote:
djewesbury wrote:He said he was providing me with a question if I could but see the clue. So what was that question?
What question?

Correct. Your turn.

Posted: **17:10 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

djewesbury wrote:Correct. Your turn.

OK.

What was the question that Daniel was seeking an answer to in the previous round?

Posted: **17:34 Mon 21 Apr 2014**

Only Julian knows. His turn.

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