Never Ending Quiz

Ck147 wrote:

Juddernaut88 wrote:Who did Mark beat in the final when he clinched his first ranking title?

Ronnie

Correct :) It was in 2008 Welsh open.

I remember that match.

Twelve years ago.

Dominic Dale was doing punditry and was insisting that Ronnie would win even as Selby clawed his way back into the match.

Mark Selby was my 3rd favourite player that time :O
Now he's like my 2nd most disliked player lol.

Juddernaut88 wrote:Mark Selby was my 3rd favourite player that time :O
Now he's like my 2nd most disliked player lol.

Who heads the list of shame?

SnookerEd25 wrote:

Juddernaut88 wrote:Mark Selby was my 3rd favourite player that time :O
Now he's like my 2nd most disliked player lol.

Who heads the list of shame?

I think you should have a guess

Well, it'd be a variation on the usual quiz...

I'll start with my least favourite : Matthew Selt?

SnookerEd25 wrote:Well, it'd be a variation on the usual quiz...

I'll start with my least favourite : Matthew Selt?

Not Matthew Selt no. It is a player that is part of class of 92.

Oh. Is it the current World Champion?

SnookerEd25 wrote:Oh. Is it the current World Champion?

Yep that is correct

Just to confirm this wasn't an official question though lol. So it's still ck147 turn.

Sorry, only just finished work but caught the end of thug beating spaceman, new question coming soon...

An omnipotent snooker loving alien appears on the bridge of the Starship Enterprise. The alien turns Kirk, Spock, Scotty and McCoy into snooker balls that match the colour of their jerseys, and puts them in his pocket. What is the total points value of the snooker balls in his pocket?

13

SnookerEd25 wrote:13

Correct! Over to you

I only know the original series (& films); never got into any of the spin-offs so the question suited me fine.

I have aquestion, but it’ll take a while to work out the answer so ... watch this space...

Go on Ed my son!

Would have been the same answer for the new ST stuff!
I'm more of a SW fan, but seems to be 3 different ST series on TV at the moment that I've been watching hence the question :)

SnookerEd25 wrote:I only know the original series (& films); never got into any of the spin-offs so the question suited me fine.

I have aquestion, but it’ll take a while to work out the answer so ... watch this space...

Robbo?

Ck147 wrote:

SnookerEd25 wrote:I only know the original series (& films); never got into any of the spin-offs so the question suited me fine.

I have aquestion, but it’ll take a while to work out the answer so ... watch this space...

Robbo?

Could be...but I doubt it

I know the question, but the answer is taking a little research - feel free to guess in the interim, I will anoint the winner retrospectively if anyone gets it.

Meo?

17

Shaun Murphy, 2009, busty brunette in Kings Cross with can of Tennents Super and a cigarette?

Jeez SnookerEd, have you gone down the library to research? I really want to be anointed, sounds cool, but need to go to sleep soon.

Ronnie O'Sullivan

Ck147 wrote:Meo?

No, but park that answer in your memory bank - you may need it in future...

Iranu wrote:17

That could be an answer to part of the question, but is an incorrect one

chengdufan wrote:Ronnie O'Sullivan

Turned out to be joint answers to this question, and he is indeed one of them...

Question is :

Of all the players to have played at the one-table set up at the Crucible, whose longevity is the longest (IE : the number of years between 1st one-table appearance and latest one-table appearance)

Ronnie O'Sullivan is one of them, who is the other - and how long is the timespan?

Ck147 wrote:Shaun Murphy, 2009, busty brunette in Kings Cross with can of Tennents Super and a cigarette?

That is an answer in Snooker-Cluedo-Porn, a board game for adults only.

Interestingly, it is the scenario that crops up most often (a bit like the winner in a game of noughts-and-crosses almost always holding the centre position...)

SnookerEd25 wrote:Question is :

Of all the players to have played at the one-table set up at the Crucible, whose longevity is the longest (IE : the number of years between 1st one-table appearance and latest one-table appearance)

Ronnie O'Sullivan is one of them, who is the other - and how long is the timespan?

24 years. The other one might be McManus?