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theducksOk, second iTMS voucher. Same as the first. Australian store only. First letter of the answer to these questions.
- prefix for 10^9
- First name of the writer of the english lyrics of Gabriele Kerner's big hit.
[number] - ASCII character represented by 36 in hex
[number] - Speed of light divided by 10^8, rounded to the nearest whole number
- Greek guy who is very good at carrying large round things on his shoulders
- three of these are on a Manx triskele
[number] - How many rings were Dwarves given?
- Name of the Unseen University's computer
-.-
[number] - Mulder deals with vampires
- Selene is one of these
- N Hershlag's place of birth
Post when you've got it, and let me know which songs you bought :)
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fallimar. I've emailed her the code. I actually made a mistake in one of the questions, and she showed working. Let that be a lesson to you all :-)
- prefix for 10^9
- First name of the writer of the english lyrics of Gabriele Kerner's big hit.
[number] - ASCII character represented by 36 in hex
[number] - Speed of light divided by 10^8, rounded to the nearest whole number
- Greek guy who is very good at carrying large round things on his shoulders
- three of these are on a Manx triskele
[number] - How many rings were Dwarves given?
- Name of the Unseen University's computer
-.-
[number] - Mulder deals with vampires
- Selene is one of these
- N Hershlag's place of birth
Post when you've got it, and let me know which songs you bought :)
Grats to
fallimar. I've emailed her the code. I actually made a mistake in one of the questions, and she showed working. Let that be a lesson to you all :-)
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Date: 2007-06-24 09:18 am (UTC);)
I know at least one person who almost ends up swearing at the show when Stephen Fry declares that because something is a marsupial it is therefore not a mammal.
In this case they seem fairly right, however, my interpretation is flawed, as he is depicted often holding up the celestial sphere quite often, which IS shown as being round. And of course