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playgirlc commented on a boo
05 June 2009
QI Mystery G-word 13
about 4 years ago
“gulae? ” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
04 June 2009
Mystery G-word 12
about 4 years ago
“Gaiba is the only other thing i hear... apart from genipap of course!” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
04 June 2009
Mystery G-word 12
about 4 years ago
“gelipap?!” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
30 May 2009
MysteryVoice
about 4 years ago
“i thought he sounded kind of irish” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
30 May 2009
MysteryVoice
about 4 years ago
“is the picture a clue? and the only blofeld i know is in james bond films....” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
30 May 2009
MysteryVoice
about 4 years ago
“i dunno, it sounds like one of my lecturers. i dont think it's him.” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
27 May 2009
QI Mystery G-WordBoo 8
about 4 years ago
“yay! not only was i right but i was first! so pleased. what a shame there was no prize involved!” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
26 May 2009
QI Mystery G-WordBoo 8
about 4 years ago
“from the ever "reliable" wikipedia....Glaucous (from the Latin glaucous, meaning "bluish-grey or green", from the Greek glaukos) is a botanical term (adjective) used to describe the pale grey or bluish-green appearance of the surfaces of some plants. The term glaucous is also used botanically to mean "covered with a grayish, bluish, or whitish waxy coating or bloom that is easily rubbed off" (e.g. glaucous leaves). pah... i'm probably wrong anyway... usually am” -
playgirlc commented on a boo
26 May 2009
QI Mystery G-WordBoo 8
about 4 years ago
“...which means bluish-grey or green....” -
playgirlc followed Stephen Fry
08 May 2009
playgirlc commented on a boo
05 June 2009
QI Mystery G-word 13
stephenfry
about 4 years ago1244234129