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  • andrew llewellyn,

    7: The V8 car race (hope we didn't have to name the sponsors or anything else that might suggest I know anything about it).

    And never mind Hobbes, how many houses are on Maryan Street? (stole that concept from someone that I can't quite recall, earlier today).

    Since Nov 2006 • 2075 posts Report Reply

  • 81stcolumn,

    7/ V8 Supercars ?

    Nawthshaw • Since Nov 2006 • 790 posts Report Reply

  • Jake Pollock,

    7: The Amazing Race. After 13 seasons, it's just not that amazing.

    Raumati South • Since Nov 2006 • 489 posts Report Reply

  • Emma Hart,

    Geez, what have you guys got against petrol-heads? Or is it just the Tron that you hate?

    7: The Amazing Race. After 13 seasons, it's just not that amazing.

    Oo, Jake, nearly made me change my mind there. But no.

    Christchurch • Since Nov 2006 • 4651 posts Report Reply

  • Tim Welch,

    Geez, what have you guys got against petrol-heads? Or is it just the Tron that you hate?

    I'm stoked it's in the Tron! And not in my front lawn (Victoria Park)

    Auckland • Since Aug 2008 • 47 posts Report Reply

  • linger,

    Well, if you'd asked 2 months ago...
    7. The Olympic torch relay

    Tokyo • Since Apr 2007 • 1944 posts Report Reply

  • FletcherB,

    Surely we hate The America's Cup more than V8's ?

    (I actually love sailing, but I'm playing to the crowd)

    West Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 893 posts Report Reply

  • David Slack,

    7. Human?

    Devonport • Since Nov 2006 • 599 posts Report Reply

  • Hadyn Green,

    7. the Jews
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    was that right?

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 2090 posts Report Reply

  • Kyle Matthews,

    Surely we hate The America's Cup more than V8's ?

    I don't think that qualifies as a race any more. Maybe in the 80s...

    Since Nov 2006 • 6243 posts Report Reply

  • 81stcolumn,

    'merican prisdenchull ?

    Nawthshaw • Since Nov 2006 • 790 posts Report Reply

  • Emma Hart,

    Not that I want to spoil anyone's fun (mostly mine) so keep answering this and any of the other questions. Otherwise I shall have to go back to working.

    But FletcherB wins. Not only is it America's Cup Lawyer Racing, but in the true spirit of the season, he betrayed his own beliefs to deliver the populist answer. Well done that man.

    Points to Haydn too for his hilarious ironic post-modern anti-Semitism.

    Christchurch • Since Nov 2006 • 4651 posts Report Reply

  • andrew llewellyn,

    7. the Jews.
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    (cough)

    Aw man, I knew someone woiuld have the guts that I lacked.

    I don't think that qualifies as a race any more. Maybe in the 80s...

    Didn't that kind of evolve into a never ending court case?

    Since Nov 2006 • 2075 posts Report Reply

  • andrew llewellyn,

    But FletcherB wins.

    well that was my forth choice, after V8s, Jews, the English (starting with Barrymore).

    Since Nov 2006 • 2075 posts Report Reply

  • Hadyn Green,

    8/ Which gay MP would you least like to have babysit your children?

    Lockwood Smith

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 2090 posts Report Reply

  • Mike Graham,

    The 30km Walk - in fact any "walking" race. They just look so stupid, and they should ALL be disqualified.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 206 posts Report Reply

  • Hadyn Green,

    11/ What was the dumbest thing you’ve said in the last six months and what the hell were you thinking?

    See Q7

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 2090 posts Report Reply

  • Stephen Judd,

    Points to Haydn too for his hilarious ironic post-modern anti-Semitism.

    Do excuse me for not joining in the laughter, won't you.

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 3122 posts Report Reply

  • Dave Patrick,

    5/ You are holding a dinner party for famous New Zealand political and historical personages. Who do you seat next to Graham Capill?

    <sick>The Ingham twins?</sick>

    Rangiora, Te Wai Pounamu • Since Nov 2006 • 261 posts Report Reply

  • Joanna,

    4/ All the current leaders of New Zealand's political parties are on a plane. It crashes into the Andes with no hope of rescue for weeks. Whose delicious corspe do you save for last?

    I think this question is worth discussing in its own right, because I think your logic is flawed. I think you should eat the most delicious person first. I know that many people will eat their broccoli first at dinner so that they can finish on the good thing, but I think in this case two things should be considered:

    a) When you've got a bottle of really great wine and a bottle of crap wine, you drink the good one first so that you're a little bit drunk by the time you get to the other one and it therefore tastes better
    b) What if the meat starts to rot over the course of the weeks, and you end up wasting the most tasty person of all because you have to throw it away?

    Also, I'm hoping that you'd need an introductory course to get you into the taste of human flesh, and therefore it might be easiest if you start with the most delicious, right?

    Wellington • Since Nov 2006 • 746 posts Report Reply

  • Kyle Matthews,

    I know that many people will eat their broccoli first at dinner so that they can finish on the good thing, but I think in this case two things should be considered:

    3. you might get rescued and then you'll look like an idiot if you started off with Rodney Hide and the rescue crew leaked it to the media.

    Since Nov 2006 • 6243 posts Report Reply

  • Leopold,

    4/ I'd go with Joanna on this one. Start with the richly marbled steaks of Hide, then a roast Dunne (something could be done with the bouffant to decorate the dish), then a richly wine-marinated hotpot of winstone, followed from some healthy, though rather dull nibbling on the scrawny offerings of Jeanette, John and Helen, to be capped by a monster boil-up of Tariana - with enough left over on the bones to serve for another meal

    Since Jan 2007 • 153 posts Report Reply

  • Kumara Republic,

    In response to Q7:

    Sports race - the NASCARS.
    Human race - the Westboro Baptists.

    The southernmost capital … • Since Nov 2006 • 5446 posts Report Reply

  • Russell Brown,

    8/ Which gay MP would you least like to have babysit your children?

    The one they call "Spanky".

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 22850 posts Report Reply

  • Russell Brown,

    5/ You are holding a dinner party for famous New Zealand political and historical personages. Who do you seat next to Graham Capill?

    Clint Rickards.

    Auckland • Since Nov 2006 • 22850 posts Report Reply

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