Leap years
Edward/Ted I reckon. UK Pmās went Harold Wilson, Edward Heath, Harold Wilson, James Callaghan
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I think the quizmaster tries to relate it to events of the year but reduce its google searchability. May have picked those tours @Rocko as a nod to the all-blacks win. In terms of the Brit pmās - maybe that was the period the Brits joined the EU
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Any chance the EK one could be reverse order, so bringing 2002 election as the end of the sequence? Could just be FG leader at elections then.
Iād say heās a good man to write a list of rules for the 12 pubs
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Didnāt Michael ring top the Mayo poll last time out?
I donāt like a sequence where all of the ones given to you are the same. Leaves it open to any number of interpretations.
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Yeah but how do you fill in the sequence ??
Thought I was a great help to you there 
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This is bugging the fuck out if me. Iāve been scribbling for the last half hour trying to find a pattern
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Thatās the problem with these quizzes - they suck you right in
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Youāve ruined my Stephens day you cuntāŗ
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Here is one I love, a cryptic crossword clue some think the finest ever written.
If you know it, please donāt spoil it for 24 hours.
Itās a classic demonstration of how you look at things.
The clue: H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O.
Answer five letters, first letter W.
Another round from the same quiz. Which is the odd one out?
Toyota/BMW/VW/Nissan
Yorker/kit Kat/time out/Aero
Bull/cow/sow/horse
N//L/K/T
Time out is Cadbury, others are nestle.
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N is the only one that isnāt a car registration county indicator.
Horse is only one that is not gender specific
I reckon horse. Bull, cow and sow are gender specif. Horse is gender neutral
Are Nissan the only company with a plant outside their own country?
K is not one either.
Kildare no?