The Trio Game

1. In the line of Alfred the Great
2. Had trouble with the Danes
3. Unready

Oh, Bott, that was so unfair! Every British king and queen (including Lizzie II) has been descended from Al the Great, and England had trouble with the Danes up to Victor Borga, ha ha ha. Lucky for Byrdie there was only one "The Unready."


1. Established September 3, 301.
2. Oldest constitution in the world.
3. 25 square miles

I think it's San Marino, famous for castles on cliffs and steep terraced land . . . infamous for the world's worst soccer teams (probably because they can't find a level place large enough for a regulation field).
 
sounds like Vatican

Nope, sorry. :)

Oh, uhmmm ... 'The Vatican City'?

Nope, sorry. :)

Gibraltar

Nope, sorry. :)

I think it's San Marino, famous for castles on cliffs and steep terraced land . . . infamous for the world's worst soccer teams (probably because they can't find a level place large enough for a regulation field).

You thought right Professor Chase. It's San Marino, one of the two countries inside of Italy!

Your turn.
 
Thank you.

1. Books based on real Honolulu cop, Chang Apano.

2. Number one son was eldest of 14 children.

3. Usually neatly dressed in white suit and hat.
 
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1. Books based on real Honolulu cop, Chang Apano.

2. Number one son was eldest of 14 children.

3. Usually neatly dressed in white suit and hat.

Charlie Chang in "House without a Key" ? The author was Earl Derr Biggers?
 
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1. Books based on real Honolulu cop, Chang Apano.

2. Number one son was eldest of 14 children.

3. Usually neatly dressed in white suit and hat.

I say Charlie Chan. Six movies starring Warner Oland. Radio shows.Comics.A teetotaller.P.S. Chase if you pick me I have a fun one in same genre.
 
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Ha ha...I was referring to the tv series....Book em Danno
Honolulu Detective Mannix Joe Mannix or something
I must be old

Sorry Cowpuppy I forgot that Mannix, but he wasnt Chinese. We know Chase's real guy was from name Chang.
 
ok....just recall that the Mannix character was created from a real cop. So....thought there may be a play on the name. Possibly same person but Mannix a made up name. So the name wrong. oh well.....live and learn
 
Charlie Chang in "House without a Key" ? The author was Earl Derr Biggers?

Sorry I took so long. I was gone. Byrdie is first with the close-enough answer. I was just after Biggers's title character, Charlie Chan.

I know Bottesini's answer was more accurate by English spelling, but in Chinese, Chan and Chang are just regional differences. It was my fault 'cause I should've answered sooner. Sorry.

Your turn, Byrdie.
 
Thanks Chase....

Time for clues for another geography lesson:

1. Got independence on September 21, 1964

2. Became a republic in the commonwealth on December 13, 1974.

3. Settled by Sicanians in 5200 B.C.
 
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Time for clues for another geography lesson:

1. Got independence on September 21, 1964

2. Became a republic in the commonwealth on December 13, 1974.

3. Settled by Sicanians in 5200 B.C.

Malta!
 
Thank you.

1. Fat Man

2. Joel Cairo

3. The stuff that dreams are made of.

:topic: My 100 post. Now you can correct me by pm if I am offensive Chase. I cant help my spelling glitch. I am very literal thinker.
 
Thank you.

1. Fat Man

2. Joel Cairo

3. The stuff that dreams are made of.

:topic: My 100 post. Now you can correct me by pm if I am offensive Chase. I cant help my spelling glitch. I am very literal thinker.

The Maltese Falcon?
 
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1. Fat Man

2. Joel Cairo

3. The stuff that dreams are made of.

:topic: My 100 post. Now you can correct me by pm if I am offensive Chase. I cant help my spelling glitch. I am very literal thinker.

Rats! Byrdie answered before I could. The Maltese Falcon is one of my all-time favorites.

Bott: I'm so sorry if I made you believe you had offended. You didn't at all. And your spelling was exact and correct. It's just Byrdie's was close enough. My bad all around.
 
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