Minnow
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The Confederate States of America.Had to be a trick question.
Scout333 you have the floor, sir.
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Scout333 you have the floor, sir.
Minnow
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hint: it may not have been worth the paper it was printed on... much like today.... but the question was what nation?
Frixxxx
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Minnow
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Born in 1824, he is best known for his work in Spectral Analysis.
Who is Gustav Kirchhoff?
Frixxxx
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Born in 1824, he is best known for his work in Spectral Analysis.
James48843
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Umm.. Can I have Famous Prussian Physicists of the 19th centry for 100, Alex?
fabijo
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You know, the author was was on to something:http://www.dailygalaxy.com/my_weblog/2007/07/42-hitchikers-g.html
Silverbird
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The Grand Unifying Theory (which so far exists only in the minds of experimental physicists, or in another dimension. Or is that the same thing?).:toung:
peterson82
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42?
XL-entLady
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That was fun! What's the next one?
Lady
Lady
All good answers but the best one I heard was England as in Queen of Real answer is:
The last name of HMS Queen Elizabeth, is Windsor. The family name used to be Saxe -Coburg Gotha, but changed the name (King George V) in 1917 at the outbreak of WWI. They took the name from the castle.
OK who has another good question?
Real answer is: The last name of HMS Queen Elizabeth, is Windsor. The family name used to be Saxe -Coburg Gotha, but changed the name (King George V) in 1917 at the outbreak of WWI. They took the name from the castle.
OK who has another good question?
