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Dabur!!!!!!!!!!Is this the same as in Babur oil......?Arti wrote:ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:The Jackal wrote:Thought duracell was a company by its own...ycr007 wrote:The Computer I suppose.
Q:Duracell belongs to which company?
Gilette
Correct.
Q:Aviva Life Insurance is a Joint Venture between CGU of the UK and Which Indian Company ?
Dabur
Arti wrote:
Q:Aviva Life Insurance is a Joint Venture between CGU of the UK and Which Indian Company ?
ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:
Q:Aviva Life Insurance is a Joint Venture between CGU of the UK and Which Indian Company ?
Dabur
Arti wrote:ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:
Q:Aviva Life Insurance is a Joint Venture between CGU of the UK and Which Indian Company ?
Dabur
Correct Again!!!
Q:Which word is derived from the name of Greek Goddesses who used to attract men through music ?
ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:
Q:Aviva Life Insurance is a Joint Venture between CGU of the UK and Which Indian Company ?
Dabur
Correct Again!!!
Q:Which word is derived from the name of Greek Goddesses who used to attract men through music ?
aphrodisiac? I'm off this one for sure
ycr007 wrote:Long Q with a short Ans:During WWII, Bill Wright's Wellington bomber was shot down over Holland and the interrogations that followed were traumatic . Years later it all came to him as a nightmare. As a POW-prisoner of war the Geneva convention allowed him not to answer beyond his name, rank and serial no. This he had to repeat over and over again. The whole thing was tense, claustrophobic and deadly. So what did this inspire him to?
Tiger wrote:sorry for my posting about AARD - this is the Aaron Reynolds code that prevented Win 3.1 from running on top of any other DOS apart from MS DOS. Aaron Reynolds was the programmer at MS who did this.
Did not realise that I started a thread about this. Sorry
OK, here's another one:
Which famous Mathematician is associated with the following theorem:
" x^n + y^n = z^n
has no non-zero integer solutions for x, y and z when n > 2"
(Hint: This mathematician is also famous for his work on prime numbers.)
Arti wrote:Long Q with a short Ans:During WWII, Bill Wright's Wellington bomber was shot down over Holland and the interrogations that followed were traumatic . Years later it all came to him as a nightmare. As a POW-prisoner of war the Geneva convention allowed him not to answer beyond his name, rank and serial no. This he had to repeat over and over again. The whole thing was tense, claustrophobic and deadly. So what did this inspire him to?
ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:Long Q with a short Ans:During WWII, Bill Wright's Wellington bomber was shot down over Holland and the interrogations that followed were traumatic . Years later it all came to him as a nightmare. As a POW-prisoner of war the Geneva convention allowed him not to answer beyond his name, rank and serial no. This he had to repeat over and over again. The whole thing was tense, claustrophobic and deadly. So what did this inspire him to?
To create Mastermind
ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:Long Q with a short Ans:During WWII, Bill Wright's Wellington bomber was shot down over Holland and the interrogations that followed were traumatic . Years later it all came to him as a nightmare. As a POW-prisoner of war the Geneva convention allowed him not to answer beyond his name, rank and serial no. This he had to repeat over and over again. The whole thing was tense, claustrophobic and deadly. So what did this inspire him to?
To create Mastermind
Arti wrote:ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:Q:This person works for an advertising production company called G Slot where he lends his creative inputs to the production of ad films in which he usually fills the main starring role. Name this talkative celebrity who is more famous in his other avatars.
MTV Bakra a.k.a. Cyrus
ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:Q:This person works for an advertising production company called G Slot where he lends his creative inputs to the production of ad films in which he usually fills the main starring role. Name this talkative celebrity who is more famous in his other avatars.
MTV Bakra a.k.a. Cyrus
Correct Agian:
Q:What is measured in dols?
Pain.ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:ycr007 wrote:Arti wrote:Q:This person works for an advertising production company called G Slot where he lends his creative inputs to the production of ad films in which he usually fills the main starring role. Name this talkative celebrity who is more famous in his other avatars.
MTV Bakra a.k.a. Cyrus
Correct Agian:
Q:What is measured in dols?
Jimmy Hoffa.....Tiger wrote:Yes, you are right - that was Fermat's last theorem.
OK: here is a little tough one:
In the November, 1970 issue of the National Geographic, in an article called Behold the Computer Revolution, someone is quoted as saying 'If computers can match boys and girls for college dates, they can match job-seeking men for man-seeking jobs.' Who said it?
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Hoffa
Ted Kennedy
He does drink whiskey but what is its name?Arti wrote:The Jackal wrote:What is the name of the drink which Capt.Haddok drinks?
there's a name? I thought he drank whiskey
You shouldnt have given the choices.Tiger wrote:In the November, 1970 issue of the National Geographic, in an article called Behold the Computer Revolution, someone is quoted as saying 'If computers can match boys and girls for college dates, they can match job-seeking men for man-seeking jobs.' Who said it?
The answer is Richard Nixon
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