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vernon

Harder than Ronnie Pickering
Location
Meanwood, Leeds
Vern........I'm not sure that I'd have mentioned that!

Marcel Proust and The Detailing of Plasterboard (that's two subjects, not one). Followed by the life of Sir John Vanbrugh.

I'm not ashamed of my quirky knowledge base.

Marcel Proust and the Detailing of Plasterboard would be a great name for a band.
 

Firestorm

Veteran
Location
Southend on Sea
The inside of a table tennis ball
 

tyred

Squire
Location
Ireland
I could probably have a go at Sherlock Holmes as specialist subject. I'm a big fan :blush:
 

Adasta

Well-Known Member
Location
London
Views on Sensibility in 18th-century literature.

I'd definitely have to do some research beforehand though...
 

Melvil

Guest
(very very sad) - Civil and Military Aircraft in the 20th Century, with a special emphasis on British Military fighters of the 50's - 80's.
 

ChrisKH

Guru
Location
Essex
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I'd have to brush up, but Bill Bryson books would be mine.
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*Best Magnus Magnusson impression* "Your starter question; What is the first line of 'The Lost Continent; Travels in Small Town America' ?"

No conferring or googling.
 
Location
Hampshire
The works of Clive Cussler in particular those of the character Dirk Pitt.


The main reason I don't watch mastermind is that they'd probably let you have that.

The life & works of an author / director / musican with a large body of work and an interesting life ok, but what happened in a book/s or film doesn't denote a specialist subject imo.
 
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