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Rutland?Originally posted by BrowneIssue View Post'Frait not. I was born in an English county that is not on that map, educated in a county on that map which no longer exists and did Modern Geography, which does not include looking at maps at all.
I grew up not in Worcestershire, and certainly not in Herefordshire, but in Hereford and Worcester.
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Avon?Originally posted by BrowneIssue View PostYou have so far mentioned neither of the counties to which I was referring.
Which rather shows just how much buggering about successive governments have done just to fiddle the voting.
I have also worked in a Welsh county that very few people know is now a county.
One of the metropolitan authorities?
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Middlesex?Originally posted by BrowneIssue View PostYou have so far mentioned neither of the counties to which I was referring.
Which rather shows just how much buggering about successive governments have done just to fiddle the voting.
I have also worked in a Welsh county that very few people know is now a county.
Wessex?
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You have so far mentioned neither of the counties to which I was referring.Originally posted by Doggy Styles View PostNice one.
You must have been educated in Cumberland, Westmoreland or Hunts perhaps?
Hmm. But what county pre-dated their demise, is not on the map, but existed recently enough for you to have been born in it?
Was Monmouthshire in England for a spell? Was IoW independent once? A Yorky Riding?
Which rather shows just how much buggering about successive governments have done just to fiddle the voting.
I have also worked in a Welsh county that very few people know is now a county.
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Nice one.Originally posted by BrowneIssue View Post'Frait not. I was born in an English county that is not on that map, educated in a county on that map which no longer exists and did Modern Geography, which does not include looking at maps at all.
You must have been educated in Cumberland, Westmoreland or Hunts perhaps?
Hmm. But what county pre-dated their demise, is not on the map, but existed recently enough for you to have been born in it?
Was Monmouthshire in England for a spell? Was IoW independent once? A Yorky Riding?
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'Frait not. I was born in an English county that is not on that map, educated in a county on that map which no longer exists and did Modern Geography, which does not include looking at maps at all.Originally posted by bellymonster View PostGuess you must be a clueless southerner then.
I got 93% in 3 minutes.
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The term you are looking for is rhetorical.Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View PostIt's one of those questions when we don't want a proper answer, like 'how are you today', or 'did you have a good journey'.
If you give a detailed answer then you'll never get the job.
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Guess you must be a clueless southerner then.Originally posted by BrowneIssue View Post27% in 4:56.3
Warning: when you have got one wrong a few times, one of the county's dots go pink. Do NOT do what I did and ignore that one assuming you have clicked on it - it's actually a 'hint', i.e. telling you the answer.
I got 93% in 3 minutes.
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Pork based products are our forte, that and tatties.Originally posted by singhr View PostI don't know where it is but they make some of the dammned finest sausages in the land
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I don't know where it is but they make some of the dammned finest sausages in the land
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It's one of those questions when we don't want a proper answer, like 'how are you today', or 'did you have a good journey'.Originally posted by bellymonster View PostI've had a few interviews in London recently and the same question keeps coming up when they look at my home address...
"Where is Lincolnshire?"
Are all southerners oblivious to the location of the second biggest county in England?
If you give a detailed answer then you'll never get the job.
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