Well I didn't particularly care what Pierre Elliot whatisface said but I still scowered the internet looking for the answer, same with that $3 Canadian bill thing, you could at least try

I hate freaking spiders!

I did however look. & I am guessing: a huntsman.

OK OK I'm sorry

It's a Goliath Bird Eating Spider, the biggest in the world and one scary chap

I was only trying to find an interesting question...


Q: What is the name of the brightest star in the Milky Way?

A- the sun?

Nope

Sorry maybe I should have made the question more clear, I meant the actual brightest star, not the brightest from our perspective. You're too used to solving riddles lol.

Don't know!! What do you mean don't know!

What happended Do9m, you used to have so much enthusiasm!

oh, and the Canadian PM was Lester Pearson

Are you asking for a star's name or a type of star?

Correct yet again!

The one particular stars name please

Although the Space Telescope Institute press release only claims that the Pistol star is "one of the intrinsically brightest stars in our galaxy", it also says that it shines 10,000,000 times brighter than the sun. If true, then the Pistol star definitely is not just one of the brightest, but indeed the brightest star that we know of, in or out of the Milky Way.

Give that man a prize

A.Processing started with Peruvian farmers "freeze-drying" potatoes thousands of years ago and has developed into a complex modern industry. .

Not the answer I was looking for. While it may be technically correct, they were not considered potato chips.

I'll rephrase the question.


Who and where was the modern day (Current style) Potato chip invented

Dot9m 50% credit

A. George Crum in 1853 in New York.

This one took so long I almost forgot the answer.

Right

A good question Stillcrazy, I didn't really think that I was right

Dot9M

A.Matrix Reloaded

nice one, and might I take this opportunity to say what a cool film it is

A. "Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm - famous for their classical collections of folk songs and folktales"

A: Abacomancy

Correct!

Answer:
The art or practice of discovering future events or unknown things, through the use of tools such as Tarot Cards, Scrying Bowls/Mirrors, Crystal Balls, Divining Rod, Pendulums and other such items.

Question: What is...

Q: Divination

QUESTION:
What famous Canadian was exiled to the US, returned to Canada, set up a provisional government, started a rebellion, surrendered and was executed?

Dot9M

forget that llast post, ive no idea what Question i answered but it's now gone

A: Yes, it's open to all UM Members

A: Louis Riel - How's that for doing my research!

Another gold medal!

A: Parmesan cheese smells like vomit

If someone is that close it is only customary to give them a clue...


Is it the smell of parmesan can induce vomiting??

or if you smell one of them but you don't know which it is then it's impossible to tell which one you are smelling because they are so similar?

Oh come on I was right then really, I mean I didn't go into the specifics but I was on the right track....ish!

So next time I stumble home from the pub drunk and ill and she says

"you've drunk too much you stink of sick!"

I can say "No babe I had a couple with my mates before I went for an Italian"

cool cheers Dot9M

Well I could have told you that!

A: Tom O'Bedlam's Song

For to see Mad Tom of Bedlam
Ten thousand miles I traveled
Mad Maudlin goes on dirty toes
To save her shoes from gravel.

Still I sing bonny boys, bonny mad boys
Bedlam boys are bonny
For they all go bare and they live by the air
And they want no drink nor money.

I went down to Satan's kitchen
To break my fast one morning
And there I got souls piping hot
All on the spit a-turning.

There I took a cauldron
Where boiled ten thousand harlots
Though full of flame I drank the same
To the health of all such varlets.

My staff has murdered giants
My bag a long knife carries
To cut mince pies from children's thighs
For which to feed the fairies.

From the hag and hungry goblin
That into rags would rend ye,
All the sprites that stand by the naked man
In the book of moons, defend ye.

With a thought I took for Maudlin,
And a cruse of cockle pottage,
With a thing thus tall, Sky bless you all,
I befell into this dotage.

I slept not since the Conquest,
Till then I never waked,
Till the naked boy of love where I lay
Me found and stript me naked.

I know more than Apollo,
For oft when he lies sleeping
I see the stars at mortal wars
In the wounded welkin weeping.

The moon embrace her shepherd,
And the queen of love her warrior
While the first doth horn the star of morn
And the next the heavenly farrier.

Of thirty years have I
Twice twenty been enragéd
And of forty been three times fifteen
In durance soundly cagéd

On the lordly lofts of Bedlam
With stubble soft and dainty,
Brave bracelets strong, sweet whips, ding-dong,
With wholesome hunger plenty.

When I short have shorn my sour-face
And swigged my horny barrel
In an oaken inn, I pound my skin
As a suit of gilt apparel.

The moon's my constant mistress,
And the lonely owl my marrow;
The flaming drake and the night crow make
Me music to my sorrow.

The spirits white as lightning
Would on my travels guide me
The stars would shake and the moon would quake
Whenever they espied me.

And then that I'll be murdering
The Man in the Moon to the powder
His staff I'll break, his dog I'll shake
And there'll howl no demon louder.

With a host of furious fancies,
Whereof I am commander,
With a burning spear and a horse of air
To the wilderness I wander.

By a knight of ghosts and shadows
I summoned am to tourney
Ten leagues beyond the wide world's end-
Methinks it is no journey

A.Worm?

Nope... I will give one hint... it is considered a rodent

Sorry it took me so long to reply!!!

BUT... YEP.. YOU ARE RIGHT!!!

A. "and a red balloon"