mc5 - AVMA Take 2

Piggy (from Lord of the Flies)?

I'm reasoning along the lines that it's 20th Century (although we only know that it's not Victorian) and that Chalky said we may have been forced to read it, which suggests something slightly more serious than HP or the Famous Five.

Was the novel written in the 20th century?

Just to confirm.

Wart?

Irouléguy

Peter from 'The railway children'?

A Result

[I'm Not John] Your reasoning is exemplary - Piggy it is!

Well played - here's the baton ....

Well, what do you know?

Thank you, though you might have given the baton a bit of a wipe down before passing it on. The next one is
ANIMAL & VEGETABLE

Sausages and mash?

[Raak] No (but think how good you'll feel when one of your stabs in the dark does work)

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A partridge in a pear tree?

The New Forest?

Is the vegetable part still attached and growing ton the plant or is it detached, and parts now combined with the animal product in question?

RedSnapper

Hamburger and French Fries?

Irish stew?

[GL] No
[Chalky] No
[Irach] No ;-)......Oh, all right then - No and Yes(ish), but you've made a lot of assumptions
[RS] No
[Irach] No

Is this something you eat?

I was wondering when someone would ask that

[Raak] Yes

Would this be served as a meal on a plate?

ImNot John

2 questions

[Chalky] No, but the answers you probably want are - No and Yes

[INJ] ah yes - was meaning: 'meal on a plate' as opposed to 'lolly on a stick' type of thing. But as you have vair kindly given me a precise answer ....

Would this be considered British food?

[Chalky] Yes
That's it until tomorrow morning now

RedSnapper

Fish and chips?

Is the animal part meat?

Irouléguy

Haggis?

is this an accompaniment to a meal?

[RS] No
[Raak] No
[Iroul] No
[Chalky] No

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Is cheese involved?

Is it savoury [as opposed to sweet]?

[Chalky] No (small ripple from the audience)
Meetings until lunchtime now.

Cheesecake?

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Is cheese involved?

I know I asked before, but you didn't answer

Jaffa cakes?

Pastry?

ice-cream?

Buttered toast?

Is the animal part eggs?

Cookies and milk?

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[Raak] cheesecake - NO
[GL] cheese - NO (sorry)
[Iroul] Jaffas - NO
[Chalky]Pastry - NO
[GL] Ice cream - NO
[irach] toast - NO
[RS] animal part eggs - YES (Partly)
[irach] Cookies & Milk - NO

Some kind of cake?

An omelette?

Yorkshire pudding?

French Toast?

Is is a McDonalds Egg McMuffin?

pancake?

[Chalky] cake - NO (applause at the question and a bit of tutting and shaking of heads at the answer)
[Raak] omelette - NO
[Iroul] Yorkshire pud - NO
[GL] French Toast - NO
[Kim] Egg McMuffin - NO
[Chalky] Pancake - NO

Is the vegetable part a fruit?

RedSnapper

Is a cow in any way involved with its origins?

[irach] a fruit? - Mostly NO
[RS] Is a cow involved? - YES
.The audience sits in stony silence through those questions and answers

Is it a well-loved traditional British pudding?

all

Custard?

Néa

Spam, sausage, spam, spam, bacon, spam, tomato and spam?

[Chalky] - YES (applause)
[all] custard? - Each to his own taste, but for me the answer is NO
Oh, you meant, 'is it custard?' - NO.
[Néa] - NO (I think most people would regard that as a touch savoury - unless you ignore the Spam, Sausage, Bacon and Spam)

Pineapple upside-down pudding?

Spotted Dick?

[Raak] - NO
[Chalky] - NO (avoiding all the obvious comments)

all

Is it bread and butter pudding?

Can't be long now

[all] - NO

Jam roly-poly?

Yorkshire Pudding?

Néa

Is it typically eaten at Christmas?

Rice Pudding?

[Raak] Jam roly-poly? - NO (but on the right lines)
[irach] still NO
[Néa] xmas - NO
[Chalky] Rice Pud? - NO

Rosie

How many words "on the card"?

I think this is a legitimate question, traditionally.

[Rosie] - it depends which version of the game you're thinking of, but I'm happy to answer. 3 (though there is a two-word answer which I might consider close enough).