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Only 17 this month, quite disappointing.
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25 this month - not bad - about average for me...but I was interrupted by my cat, so abandoned the one I did under 'Rob' halfway through, and had to redo it as RobH. :roll:
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Interestingly, I just did it again (as Donald Duck) and beat my position, even though I got one less question right! :lol: It sort of proves, to me anyway, that if you do the quiz twice, you complete it in a much faster time... :?

(feel free to delete 'Donald Duck, Tony!)
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I got 20 correct, which is not bad for me. :)
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21 right for me which is good. It puts me currently 10th which will certainly drop as others do the quiz. Personally I always regard the quiz as just a bit of monthly fun. I certainly never come anywhere near the top of the scoreboard.
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Found the quiz really difficult this month! Only got 21 which is low for me. Too many questions on Mallory Towers and St Claire's, lol!! :roll: :lol:

I do feel a bit bored with the quiz lately, I must admit, as I find it impossible to complete it in under two minutes, which I know is the main criteria for getting a good ranking. So many people seem to be able to complete it in 2 minutes or less, and I'm still amazed how they manage it!! Still - its only a bit of fun I guess! :wink:
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I got 20, which is not bad for me. :D I've been wondering for a while, though, who "Frilly Knickers" is — probably nothing in it, I know, but it still seems a bit of an odd name for someone on an Enid Blyton site... :shock:
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Tony will know.
I was going to use 'Ern's Briefs QC' but changed my mind at the last minute.
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I must admit as you're the king of daft names, Pete, I wondered if Frilly Knickers was you, lol! :lol:
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Can't be, as Pete uses a different name every month and Frilly Knickers has been appearing every month for quite a while now. Although it does sound like a rather Pete-esque name, I agree. :mrgreen:
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It's not a name I would consider using - not that I'm saying that the names I use are much better I must add!!
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I delete 'Frilly Knickers' and 'Bra Strap' every so often. They've usually had another go already, under a more ordinary name. Trouble is, they keep coming back!
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Names like that sound more suitable for a Benny Hill forum than an Enid Blyton quiz!
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My usual 17 again. :|
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