Questions, questions

[wellinghall]

From Facebook:
1. If we woke up in prison together, what would you say to me, using exactly four words?
2. Which famous person do I look like?

From University Challenge:
3. Can you do simple sums in binary? (They couldn't!)

From Saki:
4. What did the Caspian see?

From Blake:
5. And did those feet in ancient time, Walk upon England's mountains green?

Comments

[fallingtowers.livejournal.com]

From Facebook:

Any escape plans yet?

can you do simple sums in binary?

I think so. Mostly because I've gotten used to thinking in binary again since my flatmate bought a fluorescent binary clock for our shared bathroom.

[emperor]

*groan*

[miss-next.livejournal.com]

1. Why are we here?
2. Er, pass. I'm not good on famous people.
3. Oh yes. Or any other base you care to name.
4. The only Caspian I can think of saw the Dawn Treader, but that's the wrong one.
5. I very much doubt it. We'd have heard.

[bouncy-elf.livejournal.com]

1. What did you do?
2. Nuh uh
3. I get it! :D Yes I am that slow...
4. Whose feet...

[bouncy-elf.livejournal.com]

I forgot two... oops

[segh.livejournal.com]

1. Oh no, not again.
2. Colin Firth.
3. Yes and no.
4. Why was Clapham Common?
5. Well, there was that story about Joseph of Arimathea taking Jesus on his trading voyages. But it was just put about by the monks of Glastonbury to increase their tourist revenue. Later they thought of rock bands.

[bookwormsarah.livejournal.com]

1 Bloody hell. What happened?
2 Pass...
3 Yes. Or at least I haven't tried recently. At primary school we used to do sums in lots of different bases.
4 For some reason I want to start singing 'Istanbul to Constantinople'
5 Probably not physically, but metaphorically yes.