1. How much did it cost to spend a penny in the world's first public lavatory? A PENNY.

2. In 1988, singing "Ne Partez Pas Sans Moi" for which Eruopean country did French-Canadian singer Celine Dion win the 1988 Eurovision song contest? FRANCE

3. Which English county's cricket ground is in Nottingham Road? NOTTINGHAM

4. What type of creatures were ridden by the Pony Express riders? PONIES YOU MOTHER FUCKER.

5. On what side of the Moon is the Eastern Sea? THE FUCKING EASTERN SIDE.

6. How many players participate in a game of Solo? ONE.

7. What shape was Shakespeare's Globe Theatre? SPHERICAL.

8. What kind of anatomical vessel is the pulmonary vein? A VEIN

9. From what material are steel guitars made? STEEL

10. On 13 August 1912 the gold legend Ben Hogan was born in Dublin. In what country was he born? DUBLIN

11. Of Haydn's London Symphonies, which follwed Number 101? 102

12. The first British sovereign to bear more than one Christian name was King James I of England - what was his name? JAMES.

13. In The Godfather, on which of his relatives did author Mario Puzo base the title character of Don Corleone. HIS GODFATHER.

14. What is the colour of the red blood cell? RED.

15. In which US state are the Alabama swamps? ALABAMA.

16. In which country was the Indian dish chicken tikka masala invented? INDIA.

17. How many Edwards preceded Edward I as Kings of England. NONE.

18. Why is the flower, Pink, so called? BECAUSE IT IS PINK.

19. In the film Muder Most Foul based on Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot novel Mrs McGinty's Dead, what was the name of the detective? HERCULE POIROT.

20. During the Mutiny on the Bounty what rank was held by Captain William Bligh? CAPTAIN.