Reverse Sheep game Part 3

[Robert HM]

Ahem, Robert....

   1. Crown (704)
   2. Red Lion (668)
   3. Royal Oak (541)
   4. Swan (451)
   5. White Hart (431)
   6. Railway (420)
   7. Plough (413)
   8. White Horse (379)
   9. Bell (378)
  10. New Inn (372)

objection to someone objecting when they're not playing please

[X] I bottled out of slagging Ginger

I have slagged EVERYONE, I hope, ginger non entrants will be respected and bowed to at all times, of course, your Highness.



So as no obections, off to update spread sheet.

congrats to Kin, close to 3 figures now.

[Rod Paradise]

Amateur Production values imo

Want him banned till the end of the quiz answers?

[ItsMrAlex2u]

i was getting confident until i just realised i got the flipping cabinet one wrong. fml

[Laxie]

I can edit in purple as well!!

Like you'd dare!

I wouldn't put anything past him tonight.  Editing posts, creative scoring...the list goes on and on.

[Ginger]

Ahem, Robert....

   1. Crown (704)
   2. Red Lion (668)
   3. Royal Oak (541)
   4. Swan (451)
   5. White Hart (431)
   6. Railway (420)
   7. Plough (413)
   8. White Horse (379)
   9. Bell (378)
  10. New Inn (372)

objection to someone objecting when they're not playing please

Objection to the objection. I wasn't objecting, simply pointing out an error...

objection withdrawn. just ignoring now as per robert's instructions. why aren't you playing?

Sheesh, can't you see how busy I am with studying?! I've got tons of work to do.

[Jon MW]

Amateur Production values imo

Want him banned till the end of the quiz answers?

 

What have I done?

[Robert HM]

I can edit in purple as well!!

Like you'd dare!

I wouldn't put anything past him tonight.  Editing posts, creative scoring...the list goes on and on.

I can edit in purple as well!!

Like you'd dare!

Please don't

 

[Claw75]

boo.  I am going to sue the white swan pub on vauxhall bridge road.  they have a plaque outside claiming that it is one of the most popular pub names in the country  bloody liars!

In fourth place with 451 examples is the Swan. Used since the 1300s, the name may refer to the bird or to a coat of arms. There was a Swan Inn in Solihull on the corner of Poplar Road and Station Road until the 19th century, and its name is echoed in Wetherspoon's recently established White Swan on Station Road. Another local example is the White Swan in Henley in Arden, a coaching inn owned for some years by actor Michael Elphick.

William Shakespeare's contemporary Ben Jonson gave him the epithet 'Swan of Avon', giving us another, local interpretation of the name. So perhaps it should come as no surprise that Stratford on Avon has both a White Swan and a Black Swan (the latter, a favourite of actors from the nearby Royal Shakespeare Theatre, is also known as the Dirty Duck).

All the same...

this suggests to me that the 'swan' referred to in the list is not just talking about pubs called 'the swan' but any variation.  objection please.

[Robert HM]

Amateur Production values imo

Want him banned till the end of the quiz answers?

 

What have I done?

you have been breathing again

[Ginger]

I can edit in purple as well!!

Like you'd dare!

Please don't
Now Robert's in the $hit
 

[Robert HM]

brb .... spread sheet

[Jon MW]

...


So as no obections, off to update spread sheet.

congrats to Kin, close to 3 figures now.

Possibly even close to 4 figures the way Robert adds them up.

[ItsMrAlex2u]

I object to everything

[Robert HM]

I can edit in purple as well!!

Like you'd dare!

Please don't
Now Robert's in the $hit
 

lololol

[thetank]

boo.  I am going to sue the white swan pub on vauxhall bridge road.  they have a plaque outside claiming that it is one of the most popular pub names in the country  bloody liars!

In fourth place with 451 examples is the Swan. Used since the 1300s, the name may refer to the bird or to a coat of arms. There was a Swan Inn in Solihull on the corner of Poplar Road and Station Road until the 19th century, and its name is echoed in Wetherspoon's recently established White Swan on Station Road. Another local example is the White Swan in Henley in Arden, a coaching inn owned for some years by actor Michael Elphick.

William Shakespeare's contemporary Ben Jonson gave him the epithet 'Swan of Avon', giving us another, local interpretation of the name. So perhaps it should come as no surprise that Stratford on Avon has both a White Swan and a Black Swan (the latter, a favourite of actors from the nearby Royal Shakespeare Theatre, is also known as the Dirty Duck).

All the same...

this suggests to me that the 'swan' referred to in the list is not just talking about pubs called 'the swan' but any variation.  objection please.

seconded, for reasons blonde cash players may understand.