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  1. Hello again! This game was notable in that both team captains were non-Britons. Don't know if I've ever seen that before, certainly not recently. The winners of this match were never in doubt. The losing team made a game of it in the middle, but the winning team more than met the challenge. The only question was if the losing team could score at least 125 to have a chance to come back. My best to both teams, and to each individual

  2. Despard's haircut took me back to the late 70s/early 80s, so I watched a couple of episodes from 83/84. UC has definitely got harder, especially the STEM questions. These kids are impressive.

  3. The foreigners from first world, USA, Ireland, and Netherlands, always say where they are from. Indians and Chinese always say they are from the UK.

  4. I am always disappointed that any question remotely related to Scotland is usually met with a stunned silence. Shocked that Bonnie Prince Charlie was answered, but 'Mons Meg'? Come on, only in Edinburgh!

  5. I think my comment is going to get lost in the crowd. Bethlehem (Brendan) is a very good friend of mine who has worked so hard for this moment – an absolute angel of a person. I am so proud of him and will treasure seeing him watch it live forever. ❤

  6. 8:24 minor linguistic gripe here but in Amol’s correction I’m pretty sure the past perfect would be“I am glad to have had a fox friend” rather than “glad I had a fox friend” – the past perfect in Spanish requires an auxiliary verb, right?

    EDIT: leaving my own error in, but the clause in question is in the present perfect, not the past perfect. Either way it would have an auxiliary verb and I think Amol is missing a word in his correction, hahah.

  7. The person doesn't know the difference between "composed for" and "dedicated to" and rejects an answer based on a verb form? It's not the first instance of misinformation in this questions. I was sure we'll hear Schosti in this round.

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