I posted before about this and feel I was misunderstood. They just had words in the hippopotamus song and wallow was a pointless answer but follow and hollow weren't. Surely in 100 seconds if you know the song has follow in it you must know the rest of the line. This seems to occur quite a bit and I'd love to know how they ask the 100 people
I'm sure I recall when she was first shown, she was on the phone to someone being all cagey and saying something like " yes I'm in, I've got him" or something similar that doesn't fit with the current storyline
Hive an idea someone is having a larf
If you spread the word to do this before the odds go down too much you can make a lot of money.
Yellow card and injury with zero minutes played. There's got to be a great question there.
Wife dug it up and had previously dug a similar bit up like it could be the other side of a handle possibly but we lost it
find the member of your family/friends who has some vague artistic skill, accept that you won't have long hair or the most professional haircut. Never have to go to the barber ever again.
Are there any other short phrases you can think of that are probably only known in the UK and don't really mean anything out of context?
I just saw a video of a solar panel that plugs into your socket in the house and you then use that electricity for other appliances. How in heaven's name does that work (bearing in mind I don't know anything about electricity). How can you push electricity down your wires and use it in other sockets without it causing some sort of electrical chaos?