mc5 - AVMA Take 2

Royalty?

Connected with the arts?

Phil

Bigger than a toaster? (trad.)

[Rosie] Is any structure named after this person? Excellent question! and YES - you might say that, in a manner of speaking, sort of. *audience already geared up for an early finish*
[CdM] Boudicca the wild? NO
[Kinrah] Male? YES
[INJ] Connected with the arts? YES *more applause*
[Phil] Bigger than a toaster? I'm sure he was :-)

sorry [Raak] Royalty? NO

Henry Tate?

[Raak] Henry Tate? NO

Connected with the Theatre?

[Kim] Connected with the theatre? NO - not specifically

CdM

Is the person known primarily as a creator of art?

Sir Arthur British-Museum?

Oh all right
A writer?

*straining to be heard above the cheering audience*

[CdM] Primarily a creator of art? YES
[INJ] A writer? YES to a lesser extent

Is the "structure" mentioned by Rosie a building?

[Kim] The structure mentioned by Rosie is NOT a building as such

Is it a bridge?

CdM

William Morris?

Is the "structure" outdoors?

Is the structure a monument?

[Kim] A bridge? Not in the way you may mean
[CdM] William Morris? NO
[Rosie] Is the 'structure' outdoors? It could be.
[Raak] A monument? Not really in the way you may mean. But in another sense 'monument' is rather an apt word.

Is this 'structure' actually a type of structure - i.e. there are many of them?

[INJ] Are there many of them? Ah, you picked up on my clue :-) YES, there are many of them.

*was feeling guilty - having been away from the PC for 5 1/2 hours. Not so now*

Keep 'em coming. I be off to bed now. Will be back at 0730 GMT.

Sir Christopher Wren?

No, can't be. That's rubbish. Get a grip, man.

A household or garden ornament named after "the person"?

Leslie Hore-Belisha?

Although if it is, someone else will have to set the next one. Off to pilg and Eastercon from today.

[Rosie] wren ...er ... Garden/Household Ornament? I don't think so - NO
[Raak] Leslie Hore-Belisha? NO

Does the "structure" come in different sizes?

[Kim] Differently sized? YES

Is the "structure" normally fixed in one place?

Is the 'structure' a 3-dimensional solid?

Taking something on paper or a flat surface to be 2-dimensional (to silence the quibblers)

[Kim] Fixed? Difficult to answer. Strictly speaking [insofar as the answer on the card is concerned] the 'structures' are fixed but under other circumstances might well be free-standing.

[INJ] 3 - dimensional? To be exact [insofar as the answer on the card is concerned] - NO but under other circumstances I would reply YES.

It may be helpful to find out more about the man rather than the 'structures', even though they are inextricably linked.