Pub Trivia - AKA things that may be beyond the scope of Moorey’s knowledge

[pink poodle]

What is a Vizsla ? Include country of origin.

The vizla is an Hungarian hound dog.


Edit - then I see I'm way behind. FYI - the vizla is significantly smaller than the weimarana. Both look cool.

 

[Oddjob]

I'll count it!

Computed Tomography or Computerised Axial Tomography.

All yours.

What does IS-LM stand for in economics?

And for bonus points, who first postulated it.

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[Freediver]

International Shits Love of Money ?

 

[johnny]

International Standard Lever Mechanism.

SRAM.

 

[Binaural]

What does IS-LM stand for in economics? And for bonus points, who first postulated it.

Jesus, we're asking some brutal questions lately. No idea on this one. Probably invented by Keynes, he seems to have invented half the models in common use.

 

[Oddjob]

Jesus, we're asking some brutal questions lately. No idea on this one. Probably invented by Keynes, he seems to have invented half the models in common use.

Good enough. All yours.

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[scblack]

Good enough. All yours.

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Whats the answer? Its economics which I dont really follow now.

 

[Zaf]

Removed by user

 

[Binaural]

OK, keeping things easy! Due to the development of cheap, effective vaccines, many previously common diseases have become very rare. One of these has been certified by the WHO as completely eradicated. What is it?

 

[Calvin27]

OK, keeping things easy! Due to the development of cheap, effective vaccines, many previously common diseases have become very rare. One of these has been certified by the WHO as completely eradicated. What is it?

Polio?

 

[Binaural]

Polio?

Down to about 30 cases worldwide last year, but regrettably it's still out there. Shout-out to Jonas Salk, who declined to patent his famous vaccine and become a billionaire because he felt that the vaccine belonged to humanity.

 

[ashes_mtb]

Black plague?

 

[Dozer]

OK, keeping things easy! Due to the development of cheap, effective vaccines, many previously common diseases have become very rare. One of these has been certified by the WHO as completely eradicated. What is it?

Common sense?

 

[Binaural]

Black plague?

Still around, but not as murderous as previously. The 30-60% of Europe who died during the black plague probably took a lot of the population's vulnerability with them.

Common sense?

Has never been in plague proportions.

 

[Calvin27]

Common sense?

Well I'm going to chime in and say bottom bracket standards then.

 

[Binaural]

Well I'm going to chime in and say bottom bracket standards then.

We're talking about vaccines, not cancer.

 

[Nambra]

Small pox

 

[Dales Cannon]

Small, medium or large pox?

 

[Binaural]

Small pox

Winner winner chicken dinner! Over to you.

 

[Nambra]

Only taken me 1000 pages to win one!

The NSW country town of Henty recently celebrated the 100 year anniversary of what agricultural machine, with bonus points for the name of the inventor too.