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Ok then...Three fibs, One truth..

I have met Nicholas Lyndhurst (Rodney in Only Fools & Horses)
I have met Roger Lloyd-Pack (Trigger in Only Fools and Horses)
I have met David Jason (Del-boy in Only Fools & Horses)
I have met Buster Merrifield ('Uncle' Albert in Only Fools & Horses)

Local knowledge suggests that the most likely is Buster Merryfield.

Ill go for Rodders...

I have seen all of them on telly!
im going for Del-boy


you are all quite intresting in here.

That leaves Trigger for me then

ayjay wrote: Local knowledge suggests that the most likely is Buster Merryfield.

Yes it does, doesn't it ...although I used to see him around quite often, I never actually met him..He lived about 1/4 mile from me....


The correct answer is ..Roger Lloyd-Pack...(Trigger) Well done the Scruff....

Should say well done the other three for leaving me the right answer.

How about a Snooker 3 fibs and 1 true.

147 is the highest possible break in one visit to the table.

I've made 3, 147 breaks.

I'm a professional Referee.

You can play a stroke and the Blue, Pink and Black end up in the pocket, but no foul has been committed.

the professional referee is my guess at being the truth

I reckon thescruff has made three 147s (or he at least dreamt that he did).

i would imagine that 154 would be the absolute highest break presuming the oppostion fouled the black somehow and you went on to clean up!

Would it work like that if not its 147 being true

i think 155 is the highest possible break , opponent fouls , get a freeball , take a colour as an extra red followed by black then the possible 147

Number 1

BONEStheBUILDER wrote:i think 155 is the highest possible break , opponent fouls , get a freeball , take a colour as an extra red followed by black then the possible 147

Fair point fella, but for that to happen youd have to have a pisshead playing against Ronnie Osullivan

fordy wrote:

BONEStheBUILDER wrote:i think 155 is the highest possible break , opponent fouls , get a freeball , take a colour as an extra red followed by black then the possible 147

Fair point fella, but for that to happen youd have to have a pisshead playing against Ronnie Osullivan

Not so fordy, you could snooker you opponent, and he doesn't hit a red a miss will be called, you have 3 choices.

You can play the ball from where it is, make the other player play again from where it is, or have it put back and make him play again, if you are snookered as a result of the foul you are awarded a free ball, if you decide to play the shot.