If he said he was in a state capital, then he isn't, he isn't even in a state, so he is in Washington D.C.
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If he said he was in a state capital, then he isn't, he isn't even in a state, so he is in Washington D.C.
ROllo, Rollo, where fore art thou Rollo?
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The names of Jefferson St, Independence Drive, Fittipaldi Place, Appaloosa Avenue and Waikikamukau Mews also wouldn't have been allowed by law in this city either.
Lois Lane and Sesame St would've been though.
Atlanta?
What's happening here? If after so much time nobody knows the right answer I think Rollo should tell it to us and ask another Q
The answer is Salt Lake City. Regulations in Salt Lake City prohibit street names longer than 8 letters long.Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
There could never be a Washington Avenue Salt Lake City because "Washington" has 10 letters.
New question:
Brian, Florence and Dylan are going to a football match. Their friend Dougal took his sweet time to get there because he bought some sugar lumps on the way. Ermintrude showed up and then... Zebedee arrived.
Which football team do they support?
Juventus:laugh:
I know it doesn't make sense but today everybody seem to support Juve
they are all characters from the Magic Roundabout, so I would guess Swindon
And you'd be right.Quote:
Originally Posted by anfield5
http://www.swindonweb.com/uploaded_f.../magicsign.jpg
Furthermore, you can see The County Ground where Swindon Town FC play, from The Magic Roundabout.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CE7oaNXUIAAKDBl.jpg