Reverse Sheep Quiz 25 - NightMair on Blonde Street

[Claw75]

ah good another QM who wants to change the rules as they go along - you have achieved the great heights of farceness that many aspire to Mair!

[The_duke]

Copied Adams without reading it - its CORRECT ANSWERS im the QM I can score it that way and it has been that way for all 5 questions so far without anyone saying anything..so will continue in that regard

Copying Adam -- FFS thats a monumental FARCE

[Laxie]

Copied Adams without reading it - its CORRECT ANSWERS im the QM I can score it that way and it has been that way for all 5 questions so far without anyone saying anything..so will continue in that regard

WHAT?!  Changing the rules as ya go?!  Wrong.  Sooooo very wrong.

[Shogun112]

No objections then?  LOL

[xxMAIRxx]

LOL I wouldnt mind so much Claire but 4 questions have already gone by without anyone saying anything about the scoring being the CORRECT answers given, as we are half way there I reserve the right to continue with the way Carl and I have scored it.

So on we go, scores please Carl

[Laxie]

Yes there bloody well is an objection - THE SCORES ARE WRONG!!!

[The-Crow]

OBJECTION

Saturday night Fever has sold over 30 million copies world wide (Rolling Stone Magazine )

In the mid-seventies, the Bee Gees swept away the arch pop of their Sixties hits and applied their silvery-helium harmonies to the creamy syncopation of disco. They made great albums in their new incarnation (such as 1975's Main Course) but none bigger or more influential than this soundtrack. In the past quarter-century, Saturday Night Fever has sold 30 million copies worldwide, and its musical worth justifies the numbers. The Bee Gees dominate ("Stayin' Alive" is the pulse of the picture as well as the album), but the Trammps' hot-funk assault "Disco Inferno" affirms disco's black-R&B roots.

[The_duke]

LOL I wouldnt mind so much Claire but 4 questions have already gone by without anyone saying anything about the scoring being the CORRECT answers given, as we are half way there I reserve the right to continue with the way Carl and I have scored it.

So on we go, scores please Carl

sigh objections being ignored, scoring is shiite, and the QM has turned a blind eye to all discussions -- standard Farce

[xxMAIRxx]

Yes there bloody well is an objection - THE SCORES ARE WRONG!!!

Objection re the way the fail score is worked out is denied

[The_duke]

OBJECTION

Saturday night Fever has sold over 30 million copires world wide (Rolling Stone Magazine )

In the mid-seventies, the Bee Gees swept away the arch pop of their Sixties hits and applied their silvery-helium harmonies to the creamy syncopation of disco. They made great albums in their new incarnation (such as 1975's Main Course) but none bigger or more influential than this soundtrack. In the past quarter-century, Saturday Night Fever has sold 30 million copies worldwide, and its musical worth justifies the numbers. The Bee Gees dominate ("Stayin' Alive" is the pulse of the picture as well as the album), but the Trammps' hot-funk assault "Disco Inferno" affirms disco's black-R&B roots.

Much as it pains me the question did say Britain (after it was edited)

[Claw75]

LOL I wouldnt mind so much Claire but 4 questions have already gone by without anyone saying anything about the scoring being the CORRECT answers given, as we are half way there I reserve the right to continue with the way Carl and I have scored it.

So on we go, scores please Carl

wasn't so obvious til that one though - can't be checking all the scores   Anyway, carry on, to be fair it did say in op you reserved the right to change the rules whenever you wanted!!

[xxMAIRxx]

OBJECTION

Saturday night Fever has sold over 30 million copires world wide (Rolling Stone Magazine )

In the mid-seventies, the Bee Gees swept away the arch pop of their Sixties hits and applied their silvery-helium harmonies to the creamy syncopation of disco. They made great albums in their new incarnation (such as 1975's Main Course) but none bigger or more influential than this soundtrack. In the past quarter-century, Saturday Night Fever has sold 30 million copies worldwide, and its musical worth justifies the numbers. The Bee Gees dominate ("Stayin' Alive" is the pulse of the picture as well as the album), but the Trammps' hot-funk assault "Disco Inferno" affirms disco's black-R&B roots.

Worldwide, the question was in Britain.  Saturday Night Fever is 52nd

[xxMAIRxx]

OBJECTION

Saturday night Fever has sold over 30 million copires world wide (Rolling Stone Magazine )

In the mid-seventies, the Bee Gees swept away the arch pop of their Sixties hits and applied their silvery-helium harmonies to the creamy syncopation of disco. They made great albums in their new incarnation (such as 1975's Main Course) but none bigger or more influential than this soundtrack. In the past quarter-century, Saturday Night Fever has sold 30 million copies worldwide, and its musical worth justifies the numbers. The Bee Gees dominate ("Stayin' Alive" is the pulse of the picture as well as the album), but the Trammps' hot-funk assault "Disco Inferno" affirms disco's black-R&B roots.

Much as it pains me the question did say Britain (after it was edited)

LOL cheeky bugger its always been Britain

[Shogun112]

   Question       5   
1   TrafficJam     6
2   KeithyB        8
3   CF             9
4   Shogun112      10
5   Laxie          10
6   Claw75         11
7   G1BTW          11
8   Destroyer316   12
9   cdw1111        12
10   Snatiramas     12
11   Stokes         14
12   TightEnd       14
13   The Duke       16
14   Matt674        17
15   Josedinho      18
16   The-Crow       22

[KarmaDope]

LOL I wouldnt mind so much Claire but 4 questions have already gone by without anyone saying anything about the scoring being the CORRECT answers given, as we are half way there I reserve the right to continue with the way Carl and I have scored it.

So on we go, scores please Carl

wasn't so obvious til that one though - can't be checking all the scores   Anyway, carry on, to be fair it did say in op you reserved the right to change the rules whenever you wanted!!

lol - before the reveal