may 1st
July 4th
august 31st
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may 1st
July 4th
august 31st
21st June - longest day
21st December - shortest day
Full moon? Maybe that is what is wrong with my kids! :lol:
29th February (leap day).
New year's eve/day.
Bonfire night.
jan 1
jan 11
feb 25
feb 27
may 5
july 14
(random guesses)
Dec 31st
Sept 11th
July 4th
and in case you missed it 24th Dec
1st January or 20 July
18 december?
24 november?
1st of November as they are all quiet because they are stuffing their faces with treats they got from Halloween.
:nono:, still not got it :D
Always 'tomorrow'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
:lol: no, it is an actual date :)Quote:
Originally Posted by TrinityAlways 'tomorrow'?Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
March 20th
May 10th
July 2nd
August 31st
November 1
December 8th
cant be bothered to see if these have already been written!
12 march?
20 april?
31 july?
26 august?
26 December Boxing day.
Can we have a clue as to what month it is in? There are 365 days in the year you know :rotfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
21 february?
22 february?
25 march?
18 april?
3 august?
13 october?
Come on now, that would be too easy :lol: But it is in the second half of a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by AbigailCan we have a clue as to what month it is in? There are 365 days in the year you know :rotfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
9 september?
11 september?
12 october?
14 november?
july 21
june 17
sept 5
aug 11
oct 30
dec 11
15 June?
25 June?
4 July?
25 July?
24 August?
31 December?
August 9th
October 30th
December 20th
First day of school in September
2nd November
12 September.........................
Can we have the answer please? This is too hard :lol:
According to a recent study the 22nd November is the day when youngsters are the best behaved. November is the month when children are on top behaviuour, according to 75% of parents quizzed in a poll. The 22nd was pionpointed as the date when even the naughtiest kid turns into a little angel. It's probably not surprising consiering most children are good in the run up to Christmas. :)
How about this one:
A recent survey has revealed that almost one in ten people admits to checking up on their other half - but how?
going through their mobile phone
private detective
following them
Yes, Rooney, they follow them :eek: Surely they notice being followed? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by *-Rooney-*
Right, hope this one has you stumped a bit longer:
What kind of employee are the worst people for using jargon?
DoctorQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Teacher
Banker
Accountant
Lawyer
Quote:
Originally Posted by AbigailDoctorQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Teacher
Banker
Accountant
Lawyer
You have got two out of three professions, Abigail, lawyer and finance experts (banker and accountant should cover that). There is one other profession.
IT dept..Quote:
Originally Posted by PerditaQuote:
Originally Posted by AbigailDoctorQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Teacher
Banker
Accountant
Lawyer
You have got two out of three professions, Abigail, lawyer and finance experts (banker and accountant should cover that). There is one other profession.
Quote:
Originally Posted by SiobhanIT dept..Quote:
Originally Posted by PerditaQuote:
Originally Posted by AbigailDoctorQuote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Teacher
Banker
Accountant
Lawyer
You have got two out of three professions, Abigail, lawyer and finance experts (banker and accountant should cover that). There is one other profession.
:clap: Yep, computer workers are the other one, well done for getting it on your first attempt.
have you got any idea what this might be, Londoners might know:
Police have reported there are 171 what in London? :hmm:
I work in IT so I know how much jargon is used :lol::lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Perdita
Internet cafes
chinese takeaways
monuments
:nono:, not correct.
starbucks
police station
dole offices
Post offices
:nono: :nono: :nono: :nono:
drug barons
cycle paths
bus lanes
:rotfl: :rotfl:Quote:
Originally Posted by Siobhan
Motor vehicle accidents per day
stolen bycycles?
kids bunking?
No, sorry, none of you are right :D
Hospitals
clinics
Homeless shelters