October 2012
E D I T O R I A L
Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer,
Membership Secretary, Safety Officer and Transport.
Hello again from A.C.E.S. HQ. It’s that time
of year again where for some it’s a reflection
on the previous few months, and again the lack of
a decent warm, dry summer. How was it for you?
Each year we start with tonnes of optimism and then “it”
starts. “It” can be the rain, the cancellations or just
plain old agro.
We know that many of you that attend public events have been hit
quite bad this year because of the weather. Each year it’s always
seems to be a greater struggle than the year before.
So we hope that being part of this diverse Society just helps that
little and keeps you informed enough to be able to carry on and
keep “fighting the fight”. See you at the AGM ! ! ? ? ! !
Phil Pike.
So the gauntlet is thrown down and the challenge is
set, “What can you do for your society?”
Also, please let me know if you have any items or
subjects you would like added to the meetings agenda.
The agenda will be published by email during the week
before the meeting to those on the Societies email
database.
VOSA vs SHOWMAN COURT CASE.
For those who have not heard
about this, in July, the Judges
notes for a recent court case
were published on the internet
that make fascinating reading.
To make this article subjective rather than a biassed &
flawed piece, I have “borrowed” it from an internet
blog written by a solicitor.
DIARY DATE - SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18TH - A.G.M.
Gaydon Village Hall, Church Road, Gaydon, CV35 0ET
It’s that time of year again, again.
The Societies 2012 A.G.M. is on
Sunday 18th November at the usual
venue of Gaydon Village Hall.
Starting at 1pm, it usually runs about
2 hours. Tea, coffee, biscuits and lots
of friendly faces available.
If you would like to nominate yourself, or someone else
for one (or more) of these, please post or email names
by 11th November. As always, we encourage everyone
to get involved. I, myself have the roles of Membership
Secretary and Treasurer. Plus I compile the newsletter.
During the summer months it’s hard to juggle all of
these AND get out on the road doing my own work.
DON’T FORGET !
PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do try an attend. It’s not
all serious stuff and it’s a good chance to have a chat to
other members catch up on things. Some travel more
than 150 miles to attend, for those who make the effort,
we really do thank you for “bothering”.
In the recent case of VOSA v Kayes, the Divisional
Court upheld the Magistrates' decision that a goods
vehicle used by a member of the showman's guild to
transport refreshment kiosks to shows and fairs was a
"showman's goods vehicle”.
The Facts
The Defendant was the subject of a roadside check by
VOSA whilst driving a goods vehicle carrying two
refreshment kiosks on a trailer. VOSA asked the
Defendant whether he had an Operator's Licence and
current test certificate; however, the Defendant claimed
that he was a member of the showman's guild, the
vehicle had been specifically designed for the carriage
of the refreshment kiosks, he used the kiosks to serve
refreshments at shows and fairs and the vehicle was
only used for the purpose of going to such events.
The Society acts on behalf of its members, and coming
along to the meetings is an excellent way to get your
voice heard and get the things that matter to you added
to the agenda.
On that basis, the Defendant maintained that the
vehicle was a "showman's goods vehicle” and was
therefore exempt from the requirement to hold an
Operator's Licence and the requirements to be tested
The beginning of the meeting will see the standing down and taxed as a goods vehicle. VOSA took the view that
of the current committee and the election / re-election
the vehicle was not a "showman's goods vehicle” and
for 2013. Invitations are now being invited for the
the Defendant was prosecuted.
following committee posts...
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The Law
A "showman's goods vehicle” is defined as "a
showman's vehicle which is: (a) a goods vehicle; and
(b) permanently fitted with a living van or some other
special type of body or superstructure forming part of
the equipment of the show of the person in whose name
the vehicle is registered”.
The Outcome
The Magistrates' found that the Defendant was "selfevidently a showman”, that his vehicle fell within the
definition of a "showman's goods vehicle” and that the
Defendant was therefore entitled to rely on the
"showman's goods vehicle” exemptions; however,
VOSA disagreed and appealed to the Divisional Court
by way of a case stated.
The Divisional Court had to consider whether a goods
vehicle laden with a catering trailer which was not a
permanent fixture, and drawing a two-axle drawbar
catering trailer on it, was capable of being a
"showman's goods vehicle” or was the definition of a
“showman's goods vehicle” to be interpreted strictly to
include only vehicles "permanently fitted with a living
van or some other special type of body or
superstructure forming part of the equipment of the
show”.
The Divisional Court held that:
it was clear that the Defendant's vehicle was a goods
vehicle;
any show would be expected to have refreshment
facilities and it was clearly an attraction of such events
that good refreshment facilities were available;
refreshment kiosks such as the Defendant's in his
capacity as a showman's guild operator at various sites
(provided he only used the vehicle for the purpose of
transporting the refreshment kiosks to shows and fairs),
fell within the definition of a showman's goods vehicle;
and the vehicle could be properly regarded as a vehicle
permanently fitted with a special type of body, namely
the refreshment kiosks.
The Divisional Court therefore upheld the Magistrates'
decision that the Defendant's vehicle was a
"showman's goods vehicle” and was therefore exempt
from the requirement to hold an Operator's Licence and
the requirements to be tested and taxed as a goods
vehicle.
I’m sure this will be discussed at the A.G.M. as it is very
good news for Showmen. Rarely do cases like this go
to court and when anything does, and comes in “our”
favour, it sets a precedent that other authorities have to
follow in future. The Showman’s Guild advise their
members to carry a copy of the Judges notes with them
and we think similarly.
Copies will be available at the A.G.M. And also on the
documents database on the website (let me know if you
have trouble accessing it).
ACCIDENT ON MEGA-BOUCE FROG RIDE.
Two teenage boys were hurt after a fairground ride they
were on broke, trapping one boy and throwing the other
onto the ground.
The boys were injured while on the Mega Bounce Frog
Ride, at the Billy Bates fair in Abbey Park last month.
One of the boys was in intensive care after surgery for
chest injuries, broken ribs and a broken arm. The other
had less serious injuries. The HSE said an investigation
had begun.
One of the carriages on the ride flipped over, throwing
one of the boys into a metal barrier the other was
trapped inside as it landed face down.
The fairground owner said: "Everyone went into shock.
I don't think anything can prepare you for what we did
see and what happened. "Within a few seconds of it
happening, we adapted and did what we were
supposed to do.
He said "We operate these rides day in day out, this is
what we do and over the course of 50 years we have
rode millions of people. "This has never happened
before. “
ADIPS INSPECTIONS DURING THE QUIETER
MONTHS.
In an attempt to alleviate the mad rush that happens
each spring for the inspection of rides and devices
ADIPS are repeating last years re-inspection offer.
To encourage operators to have inspections during the
quieter months, the DOC levy fee part of the inspection
is voided for a reinspection in the same year. 75% of
DOC’s are issued between March and July, whilst only
7% between September and December.
Luke Ditchburn, General Manager of ADIPS
commented “The purpose of the offer is to incentivise
Ride Controllers to move inspection dates from the
traditionally busy to quieter periods, thus making
inspection arrangements easier in subsequent years.”
“Last year was reasonably successful with 89
reinspections, which indicates there is value in
repeating the offer.”
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LETTERS.
Dear Phil,
Just sending you a picture that we have on the side of
our towing vehicle that is now registered as a special
vehicle under the Showman’s Good Vehicle class.
It was a pain, refused first time until I did a bit of work
and then took photo's and send a supporting letter to
DVLA. This time no problems so anyone with a vehicle
they want to register as a special vehicle need to do the
work such as generator station shelving, sleeping &
living area and then get as many photo's as possible
and write a long letter
to back up your story
WATER RIDE FALLS APART.
as to it not being used
I don’t normally report on accidents abroad, but this
for hire or reward.
bizarre image from India caught my attention.
Then do as I do and
put your aces
membership and logo
on the side because
the first thing the
strange people will
look at when stopped
is that and your half
way there to be going
on your way again
good luck to all
members.
At least 17 children were injured when part of a water
slide collapsed at an amusement park in the eastern
Indian city of Kolkata. After the incident crowds
apparently angered by the accident went on the
rampage at on the outskirts of the city, smashing up
facilities.
Local media reported that the park was busy and that
overcrowding may have been to blame for the collapse
of the slide
GOT AN APP FOR THAT !
Spencer.
Spencers Good Food.
We’re always pleased to receive letters, emails and
feedback. Please do share your thoughts.
Here’s a couple of things that have saved me ££££’s “
on the road” at Moto services. Have you got AA cover?
At Moto you get 20% of EDC (the restaurant at the
services) & Moto Burger King’s. Plus 10% off Moto
M&S (you’ll need to show them your membership card)..
Also, for those with smart-phones, download the Moto
JOKE !
App (which is free) and get s deal of the day. These
I bought the wife a hamster fur
THE LIGHTER SIDE alternate between deals but this year I’ve had things
coat for her birthday, she was
such as BOGOF on
Whooper’s, and EDC
delighted with it.
breakfasts, 40% total
We went to the fair; it took me
bill and £2 off of a meal.
4 hours to get her off the big wheel!
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has opened a 12-week consultation on
proposals to simplify and clarify how businesses comply with the requirements under
the Reporting of Injuries, Disease and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 1995 (as
amended) (RIDDOR '95).
The review is part of HSE's work to make it easier for businesses and other users to understand what they need
to do to comply with health and safety law, following recommendations made in Professor Löfstedt's independent
review of health and safety legislation.
The proposals also seek to implement the changes recommended in the 2010 Government Report, 'Common
Sense, Common Safety', by re-examining whether RIDDOR is the best approach to providing an accurate
national picture of workplace accidents.
The consultation document can be viewed here (below is a clickable link if viewed in a pc or laptop).
Http://consultations.hse.gov.uk/gf2.ti/f/16770/444133.1/
PDF/-/CD243.pdf?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=2012+September+Newsletter
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October 2012
THE CARRYING OF FUEL FOR GENERATORS.
By Phil Pike.
Although such plastic “gallon” cans that can be bought
from garages & Halfords are recommended by VOSA &
HSE, they also site that plastic containers will fail more
quickly than metal ones in the event of a fire.
For the carrying of explosive liquids we will be mostly
guided by The Dangerous Substances & Explosive
Atmospheres Regulations 2002 (DSEAR) & The
Carriage of Dangerous Goods (CDG) & use of
Transportable Pressure Equipment Regulations 2004.
Also plastic containers can
suffer degradation in sunlight & should not be used
in outdoor stores without
suitable shading. There are
no restrictions on colour,
however try to use red for
leaded, green for unleaded and black for diesel.
All HSE are normally our main guidance
with matters, however, it is VOSA or the
police that will be casting their
critical eye if pulled up
“roadside”.
Their angle will be that if a vehicle
caught fire or was involved in an
accident which was carrying such fuel
whether it would contribute to a fire.
Restrictions on the transportation of petrol.
The CDG & use of Transportable Pressure Equipment
Regulations 2004, as amended by the CDG & Use of
Transportable Pressure Equipment (Amendment)
Regulations 2005 require that petrol must be carried in
UN approved containers, which are properly and safely
stowed within the vehicle. Make sure they are protected
from things crashing or falling onto them.
Showmen can claim the Small Load Exemption to the
CDG regulations which require vehicle signage, load
documentation, full driver qualification etc when carrying
less than 333kg of petrol or 1,000kg of diesel.
When claiming the Small Load Exemption the vehicle
would be required to carry a 2kg dry powder fire
extinguisher. The driver is also required to have general
training in relation to the dangerous goods carried, the
hazards they present and what to do in the event of an
accident spillage. A record of the training must be kept.
Any Bio Fuel which contains petroleum-spirit also falls
into this definition. Any fuel carried within a generator
would not count towards the calculation of any quantity
of dangerous goods transported.
Containers.
Containers must clearly be labelled so that people are
aware of their contents and hazards. Petrol cans should
be labelled with a diamond warning of ‘Petroleum-spirit’
and ‘highly flammable’. (you can get these from eBay
quite cheaply, check they are the right size and format)
The Petroleum Spirit (Plastic Containers) Regulations
1982 do not apply to any premises subject to the
Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres
Regulations 2002 (DSEAR). This means they will not
apply at any workplaces. Thus plastic containers
intended for commercial, industrial use etc. do not need
to comply with the 1982 regulations, but they will still
need to be suitable for their intended purpose.
Military Type Jerry Cans.
New ones tend to be manufactured & tested to comply
with the UN Dangerous Goods standards (check this
if you have any). Generally they are considered as a
suitable transportation container, HOWEVER they may
not necessarily not be considered ‘suitable’ for the safe
filling at a petrol station. I know, it doesn’t make sense.
Amount That Can Be Stored.
If the petrol is being stored in a place which is also a
workroom, then no more than 50 litres should be
stored. The storage of fuel should also form part of your
Risk Assessment. Particular thought should be directed
to…
# It should be properly ventilated,
# It should be secure,
# Refilling of equipment should preferably take place in
the open air and away from sources of ignition,
# Care is taken to avoid spills and the consequences of
a leak or spill is assessed
# Containers should be kept closed when not in use.
It is recommended that an absorbent spill kit is kept on
board every vehicle carrying dangerous liquids.
Forecourts.
Now we get to the odd bit, have
you had trouble this year trying
to fill “jerry cans“ at forecourts
(I have). All petrol stations are
under licence to supply fuel,
very similar to alcohol licence.
If they are caught breaching
these licences they could lose
their right to supply fuel.
Petrol filling stations may have
their own internal policy on the
types and numbers of containers they are prepared to
fill - frequently one or two 5 litre plastic and or one or
two 10 litre metal (a half sized “jerry can“).
This is a decision made by the filling station operator
and is not a legal requirement.
However, petrol filling stations usually have to abide by
a licence condition which may override the HSE
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Statements of “the licence condition does not limit how
many containers one customer may fill” and “this is
usually interpreted as metal containers up to a
maximum size of 23 litres or plastic containers up to a
maximum size of 5 litres“.
So although HSE have “rules” that are helpful or do not
restrict us too much, in reality the retailer makes them
redundant or obsolete with their own licence conditions
of “2 x 5L or 1 x 10L“ notices. It’s very much shop
around and find a friendly cooperative supplier really.
NEW RULES FOR CHILDREN’S EDUCATION.
There’s concern amongst some of the travelling
Showman community about proposed plans to repeal
Section 444 (6) of the Education Act 1996. This
protects parents from prosecution if there child is absent
from school whilst travelling as part of their business.
This will cause problems for Showmen with children of
school age during the travelling season.
A consolation will be taking place on this issue with the
Department of Education and concerned parties. If this
Diesel.
issue affects you and you would like the Society to raise
There are no specific legal requirements on how to store your concerns, please let us know.
diesel or the quantity allowed either in workplaces or
domestic premises. It is not, from a health and safety
point of view, a particularly hazardous substance within RECORD BREAKING ROLLERCOASTER RIDE.
A man who completed the world's longest rollercoaster
the meaning of the Dangerous Substances and
marathon has finally ended his epic ride - a week after
Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2002 - its vapour
smashing the Guinness World Record. New Yorker
flash point is too high.
Richard Rodriguez, 48, overtook the previous total of
nine days and 12 hours on 6 August but carried on his
Resources.
quest on The Big One at Blackpool Pleasure Beach to
www.hse.gov.uk/fireandexplosion/petroleum-faqs.htm
maximise the total.
www.hse.gov.uk/fireandexplosion/dsear.htm
www.hse.gov.uk/cdg/manual/exemptions.htm
He finally stopped after 401 hours and almost 8,000
rides, covering more than 6,300 miles. Mr Rodriguez,
from Brooklyn, was being challenged by two riders at
Freizeitland Gieselwind park in Germany, but they
PICTURES !
dropped out after 36 hours due to medical reasons.
Just to remind you that the
Society is after your pictures
and links for its website, so have you got any ??
Please email anything over and we’ll get them
uploaded. It all helps get you more work ! ! !
THE SHOWMAN’S SHOW.
17th & 18th October.
If you have nothing on for
the couple of days, just to
remind you that Lance
Publications long standing
“Showman’s Show” is at the
Newbury Showground,
Chieveley, Berkshire,
Rg18 9QZ
Mr Rodriguez had held the record for nearly 30 years
until German Frank Rossler beat it last year.
After breaking the new record by a week, he said: "It
feels great to be the world record holder once again. It's
a little strange to be back on solid ground but I'm sure
I'll readjust soon. "The Pleasure Beach staff and visitors
to the amusement park have been so supportive during
this marathon attempt so I want to say a big thank you
to everyone who has helped me to stay positive and
achieve this world
record."
Mr Rodriguez had to
eat, drink and sleep
on rollercoasters as
part of the challenge.
In accordance with
Guinness Book of
Records guidelines,
HSE FEE FOR INTERVENTION STARTS.
he accumulates five
The HSE's new cost recovery scheme, Fee
minutes respite for
for Intervention, came into force on Monday
every full hour
1st October. Under The Health and Safety
ridden to allow him
(Fees) Regulations 2012, those who are found to have
broken health and safety laws are liable for the recovery to change clothes,
shower, have a hot
of HSE's related costs, including inspection,
investigation and taking enforcement action. Operators meal and transfer
and businesses that comply will continue to pay nothing. on to the Big Dipper
for night-time riding.
Http://www.hse.gov.uk/fee-for-intervention/index.htm
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October 2012
The Spotlight feature is here to
highlight members of the Society.
This edition see’s the Society’s Vice
Chairman Phil Manning in the
hot seat.
SPOTLIGHT
Phil Manning’s Vintage Amusements offers an ideal
package of children’s entertainment for events and
shows. Travelling as one unit, the package
includes “Ghost Buster” Fun House, Roundabout
Toyset, a Thirty foot shooting gallery, Hoopla Stall
and adult Striker. With full documentation and
insurance, Phil Manning’s Vintage Amusements is
a great addition to any fun day.
Partner Jo on the Hoopla Stall.
Over the years he’s attended events opened by Royalty
and had many famous people’s children thrilled by
riding on and in his rides (such as Bruce Grobbelaar
and Martin Johnson).
We always ask for “pet hates”, and with Phil it’s the
clipboard “jobs worths”. Phil says “they usually think
they know everything, but in reality, they usually know
nothing”.
Phil’s trade before he got into the business was an
agricultural engineer. He always had an interest in the
“fair”. His first attraction was a small 1926 Post Office
game hoopla stall bought in the late sixties. The first job
was a school fete. Word soon spread and the work
started to flow in.
Plans for the future? “Well this year has been hit bad
with cancellations because of the weather” he says,
“Wet, wet, wet. It’s been one thing after another. But
you have to just accept it and battle on. I’m not
planning any new additions, I’m still a strong believer
that five small pay boxes are better than one large one”
The next additions were a couple of inflatable bouncers.
Unfortunately, the hoopla had to be sold off as its design
(worked from the outside not inside) made it illegal
under new gambling laws.
Although Phil at one point had expanded his repertoire
to the point where it included two adult rides, he has
“settled down” to the current portfolio as he considers it
a good complementary set of attractions. All lugged
and pulled from venue to venue by his work horse 1985
Renault lorry.
Although his base is near the Forrest of Dean (Ledbury
way), work now takes him all over the UK and includes
regular bookings such as the Hollowell Steam Rally in
Northamptonshire and the Carmarthen Steam Rally
There’s also been some new additions in 2012 such as
the Stoke Orchard Rally which has been trying to
accommodate him for years.
He has 3 staff and is sometimes joined on the road by
long time partner Jo, who he met some 25 years ago
selling flowers on a market stall.
1935 Jackson Juvenile Toyset
Phil has been part of the Society since it’s birth in the
90’s and opened many times with co-founder Harry
Wigfield. He’s been the Vice Chairman of the Society
since the mid noughties and is always giving out cards
and promoting the Society on the road. He closes with
“Always remember to be respectful to the punters”, and
“I hope to see many of the members at the A.G.M. in
November.”
Contact details... Phil Manning Vintage Amusements.
Tel: - 07761 159030
Email - [email protected]
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October 2012
SOCIAL NETWORKING
Thanks to Google’s latest site ranking techniques, the
more “friends”, likes or links you have of these, the
better it thinks you are as a business and the higher it
will place you in it’s search results (total tosh thinking
from them as usual of course).
ROLLERCOASTERS RELIEVE ASTHMA - OFFICIAL!
A recent news story about some of
the weird studies that universities
carry out cited this experiment from THE LIGHTER SIDE
2010.
Simon Rietveld of the University of
Amsterdam, and Ilja van Beest of
Tilburg University, (also in the
Netherlands), “discovered” that
symptoms of asthma can be treated with a rollerIf you have any of the above (particularly Twitter &
coaster ride. The study was called Rollercoaster
Facebook) please let me and other members know. I
Asthma: When Positive Emotional Stress Interferes with
would like to suggest that members “like”
and follow Dyspnea Perception”
each other. The strength of all these associations
together will affect how Google ranks your site after its
Twenty five women with a medical diagnosis of severe
web “spiders” have trawled the internet (which they
asthma and 15 controls were induced during repeated
constantly do). A better ranking will give your website a
rollercoaster rides. The
higher and stronger value, and therefore they should
results showed that
return it higher in their search results.
negative emotional stress
and blood pressure
Please also remember that the Society has a Facebook
peaked just before, and
page, if you haven’t already, please join the group. And
positive emotional stress
for those who have, remember to post images, links etc.
and heart beat peaked
The links will help your own website ranking.
immediately after the rides.
DARTFORD CROSSING TOLL INCREASE.
From 7th October the toll fees for the
crossing have increased. Cars are
£2.00, vans & single axle trucks are
now £2.50 and large HGV’s are
£5.00.
Between 10pm and 6am it still
remains free.
BY THE WAY.....
I'm on holiday now up and till
the week before the A.G.M. If
you have any news, issues,
questions or need help with
anything please contact either
Allan Ford or Phil Manning
(details are on the website).
We would like your comments &
experiences on the following
subjects raised by members...
# Showman Vs VOSA.
# Getting your vehicle classed as
“Showmen”.
# FESS.
# HSE F.F.I.
YOUR SOCIETY
NEEDS YOU !
Dyspnea in women with
asthma was higher just
before than immediately
after rollercoaster rides.
MEMBERS FREE QUIZ.
As usual, the final page of this newsletter, contains a free quiz. Members
can use it for their own purposes. If
you have downloaded the newsletter
electronically, remember to not “print
all pages”. The answers are below.
FUN QUIZ ANSWERS.
TV Shows: 1.The Thick Of It. 2. One Foot In The Grave. 3. Take Me Out.
4. The Muppet Show. 5. Kojak.
Films: 1. Die Another Day. 2. The Sweeney. 3. Blazing Saddles. 4. Big.
5. Under Siege.
25 Questions: 1. Snoopy. 2. A Punch & Judy man/professor. 3. Hydrogen
& Oxygen (H20). 4. Pole vault. 5. Siri. 6. Nestle. 7. Jimmy Carr.
8. Leicester City. 9. Monkey. 10. One - Devon. 11. Vinnie Jones. 12. New
Zealand. 13. Tin. 14. John Ross. 15. Merci. 16. Miami Dolphins.
17. March (Mars). 18. Light Emitting Diode. 19. Eyes. 20. "13".
21. Arizona. 22. Blue Whale. 23. "4". 24. Ice skating. 25. He-Man
Labels. 1 Becks. 2 Absolut Vodka. 3 Malibu. 4 Southern Comfort. 5 San
Miguel.
Family Fortunes Round: 1. Sausage 32% 2. Saveloy 26% 3. Pie 13%
4. Haddock 8% 5. Chicken 6%.
The Amusement & Catering Equipment Society
Website - www.amusementcateringequipmentsociety.com
Societies email address - [email protected]
Newsletter feedback and articles - [email protected]
or by post to Phil Pike. 49 Hullbridge Road, South Woodham
Ferrers, Essex. CM3 5EH.
This Newsletter was complied and edited by Phil Pike. All though every effort
has been made that contents are correct, it is recommended that members
check for themselves any information. A.C.E.S. is not responsible for
omissions or irregularities.
Do you have a Hot Topic which
members may be able to offer advice? A problem
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shared is sometimes a problem solved !
Twenty Five Questions.
NAME THE TV SHOW
NAME THE FILM
1. What is the name of the dog in the Peanuts
cartoons?
2. Who would use a “Swozzle“?
3. Which two elements make up water?
4. Which Olympic sport uses a 'planting box'?
5. What is the name of the iPhone speech
recognition software?
6. Which sweet manufacturer makes Smarties?
7. Who hosts the "Big Fat Quizzes" on Channel 4?
8. Which football club are nicknamed The Fosse &
1.
The Foxes?
9. A marmoset is what type of animal?
10. How many counties share a border with Cornwall?
11. Who was the UK footballer who starred in the
2000 film 'Snatch'?
12. Which national cricket team are nicknamed The
Black Caps?
13. Which chemical element has the shortest name?
14. In the tv show Dallas, what do J. R.'s initials
stand for?
15. How do the say French say “thank you”
2.
16. Which American Football team are nicknamed
the Fins?
17. Which month is named after the Roman God of
war?
18. In electronics what does LED stand for?
19. Glaucoma affects which part of the human body?
20. In Bingo which number is described as "unlucky
for some"?
21. Phoenix is the capital of which US State?
22. What is the largest mammal in the world?
23. The human heart has many chambers?
3.
24. In which sport would you perform a triple-toe-loop
25. In kids cartoons, Skeletor was who's arch enemy
1.
2.
3.
“We asked a 100 people to...”
Apart from “Cod“ something to have with chips
bought at a Chippy...
4.
4.
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5.
LABELS
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Which alcohol
labels are
shown below
2.
www.amusementcateringequipmentsociety.com
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