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Sun 8 May, 2005 02:50 pm
Can You help with the following:-
Shrimp like plankton that is a major food source for whales ?r???
Electromagnetic radiation that can be detected by the eye ????t
A cat who's fur is dark orange with small strips of yellow or brown
????a?a?e
Arthur ? 18th century philosopher and theologian who postulated that the external world is dependent on the state of a mind ??l?i?r
Rare Madigascan primate related to the lemurs that uses a long twig like finger to extract insects from tree bark 3,3 o?? ?y?
Many thanks
1 - crill
2 - light
3 - marmalade
4 - (not sure, checking)
5 - aye aye
Sure, Wabbit, that was French!
The philosopher you are after is ARTHUR COLLIER 1680-1732
Hello Francis, dlowan and Relaible Carditel
Thank you all for your replies, a great help, I have stacks more but I'm tired and will close for the time being. I'll be back tomorrow. I'm curious why not many of you write a profile, I'd like to know about you all.
Best Wishes
Marmalade is the cat
Aye aye is the lemur like creature
Hello Tuggy
And welcome to able2know. You haven't put in your location, Where are you?
Thanks for answers.
Re: General Knowledge Crossword
canada wrote:Can You help with the following:-
Shrimp like plankton that is a major food source for whales ?r???
Electromagnetic radiation that can be detected by the eye ????t
A cat who's fur is dark orange with small strips of yellow or brown
????a?a?e
Arthur ? 18th century philosopher and theologian who postulated that the external world is dependent on the state of a mind ??l?i?r
Rare Madigascan primate related to the lemurs that uses a long twig like finger to extract insects from tree bark 3,3 o?? ?y?
Many thanks
OOPs....I was going to show you how brilliant I was, but the Frenchman beat me to it. Time for bed, methinks.
Hello Lord Ellpus
Never mind being beaten to the post I'm often on this site maybe you can get in first next time. Thanks anyway.
Hello Bamber
Welcome to able2know, it's a fun site and I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Thank you for your reply. I had already got the answer from another user of the site but it was nice of you to reply. You can check the replies by looking under the original post.
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