Too specific and nowhere near. :)
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Too specific and nowhere near. :)
Holidays in the UK
garden furniture
:nono: Think more domestic :)
White goods - cookers, ovens, hobs, washing machines, dishwashers etc
Still too particular. You don't really want to spend the money on this either.
Bills
Household furnishings
repairs
diy
home improvements
You are getting quite close now with a couple of those answers. But remember that I said you would regret spending the money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trinity
marquee?
wallpaper strimmer?
Too specific again. Think of the generic term for one of those answers. :)
tent?
paint remover?
hammock
drills
sander
patio funiture
Give me a generic term for these and tell me why you would regret the expense for them :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Siobhan
DIY stuff that is never used
Yes, you have got it. :cheer: :clap: The average guy spends £39 a year on tools but a third admit they never use any of them. Two in three men said they are too embarrassed to tell their partner that they don't even know how to use all the tools in their shed. Bless :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Siobhan
In a recent poll, 6,000 Europeans said they had found the love of their lives WHERE?
on the internet/dating sites?
at work?
while still at school?
at the shops?
on an aeroplane/on holiday/while in another country?
arranged marriage by their family?
at a wedding/christening/funeral/birthday party?
in the pub
at the gym
at a bus stop
One of your answers is nearly right :)Quote:
Originally Posted by di marco
in college
on forum/facebook
working abroad
In a brothel?
school reunion?
party/celebration of some kind?
How do you get that from di marco's answers? :hmm: :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rimmer
Engagement Party
Wedding
No, none of those. Have another look at di marco's answers and be more precise with one of them. :D
Through a dating agency
speed dating
Wrong answer :nono:
Office romance
At University or college
Wrong track :)
through a friend/relative
blind date
Wrong track :)
in a supermarket?
in a traffic jam?
on a coach trip?
on a singles holiday?
One of your answers brings you back on track :)
Shopping
on the tube/bus/train/tram/aeroplane
Very near with one of the options. :)
Car park
High Street/Mall/shopping centre
Wrong track again
Airport
Boat
Ferry
:cheer: You have got the right answer. Well done, it is AIRPORT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Trinity
A recent survey revealed that Brits are the biggest WHAT compared to 19% of German and French respondents. (This relates to travel)
trouble makers in holiday resorts
complainers
drunks
rowdy
vocal
No, nothing like that :nono: