Impossible quiz

Since no-one's likely to get it without a clue that completely gives it away...

An individual is identified in a document discovered in the orginal Resident Evil Game with my name, Simon Ross (now you know what the R stands for), so I'm the unlikely connection between the Forum and the original Resident Evil.

OK I know it was a tricky one, but this is the "Impossible Quiz" after all!

 

but then only you knew the answer and that is not fair
is like i ask the forum what is the nationality of my wife, :-?
nobody knows but me, see my point?

 

You could have got it if you had played the game, at the very least since I asked the question it might have been guessed that the connection was something to do with me.

It was an Impossible Question for an Impossible Quiz, if you want to have the next one and ask the forum the Nationality of your wife go ahead, I wont complain and at least that would be an easier one to offer hints on.

 

Well, I'd guess American.

 

I'd guess Mexican (By birth at any rate), but in any case that wasn't actually a question...

 

German? I think you revealed that somewhen.

 

Not true - I assume your wife knows her natioanlity, and your parents, and hers...

 

oh well we have a smarty pants!!!! :smok:

 

Has this quiz stalled?

 

Open to anyone who has a question to ask.

 

Not very impossible, but...

Which contains more rivets, the Eiffel Tower or a Lancaster bomber?

 

I'd guess from the wording of the question that it would be a Lanc, although that's not really too surprising if true, the tower will use larger rivets and not need all that many, by comparison the Lanc would need a large number of much smaller rivets.

 

Would I be giving away the answer if I said that Simon was wrong?

 

Just a random guess, but very mabye it could be possible that there is a chance that it can not be completely excluded that it might be the Eiffel Tower?

 

Stix has more-or-less got the answer.

 

Latimeria chalumnae
What, when, where?

 

Ah ha -- I was reading a book on this the other day:

Latimeria Chalumnae is the scientific name for the Coelacanth -- thought to be extinct for about 60 million years.

First one caught in late 1938, off the Chalumna River in South Africa

The scientist who recognised it as a new species was named Courtney-Latimer.

Any more info needed?

Tom

 

Good enough.
Take it away.

 

Struggling for Impossible Questions....

OK:
Who (finally) was Greenmantle?

Tom

 

Greymantle's Eco-friendly brother?

Clue please