i know Im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Eli Gatlin I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out now. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
The guesses contestants make often tell one how the contestant is utterly clueless about that entire branch of knowledge. Hence, a good idea to have at least one contestant studying the arts. Imagining that James Joyce's work was published in the 19th Century is a good example of this problem.
Did Sheffield sign up for a laugh? They belonged there, don't get me wrong, but In the UC documentary, they were so light-hearted and easy-going and they also tried to knock-a-door-run on Paxman, as well as having a little segment on their cat and deciding on their mascot. They were really fresh-minded about the whole process, and also they all study the same subject, which can't be an encouraged tactic so perhaps they weren't in it to reach the final. Sounds to me like their university authorities told everyone "we haven't yet raised a team for UC, we'll put one forward if anyone's willing" and these four stepped up. But they belong there like I said, and the programme would be poorer if they weren't there.
Think perhaps tests are run for teams to qualify, considering the many who apply and much fewer who actually enter the contest. So to have qualified, they must have been better than many other teams.
Even though they've been panned by other commenters, I thought they all were pretty good. I've never seen these before, and am watching them in order, and so I don't know what lies ahead, but I'm guessing when all is said and done either Gabriel Trueblood and his Cambridge-St. Peter's team or Fred Harvey and his Durham team will be the champions.
Hiscock is quite the name
naughty...
don't know why no one ever watches this show. Fun to see how much I really dont know haha
Ah, really wanted Sheffield to get it! They all seemed very lovely. And I must say, that Cunliffe is very nice to look at :)
I feel bad for Sheffield, I really liked them in the UC documentary. Hope their cat is doing alright :)
i know Im asking the wrong place but does someone know of a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot the password. I appreciate any tips you can offer me!
@Ridge Reed instablaster =)
@Eli Gatlin I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and im trying it out now.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Eli Gatlin it worked and I actually got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much you really help me out !
@Ridge Reed No problem xD
The guesses contestants make often tell one how the contestant is utterly clueless about that entire branch of knowledge. Hence, a good idea to have at least one contestant studying the arts. Imagining that James Joyce's work was published in the 19th Century is a good example of this problem.
Did Sheffield sign up for a laugh? They belonged there, don't get me wrong, but In the UC documentary, they were so light-hearted and easy-going and they also tried to knock-a-door-run on Paxman, as well as having a little segment on their cat and deciding on their mascot. They were really fresh-minded about the whole process, and also they all study the same subject, which can't be an encouraged tactic so perhaps they weren't in it to reach the final. Sounds to me like their university authorities told everyone "we haven't yet raised a team for UC, we'll put one forward if anyone's willing" and these four stepped up. But they belong there like I said, and the programme would be poorer if they weren't there.
Think perhaps tests are run for teams to qualify, considering the many who apply and much fewer who actually enter the contest. So to have qualified, they must have been better than many other teams.
thanks for posting nonetheless
Paxsmith wasn't pleased Liverpool won at the end. LOL
Who the hell is Paxsmith?
Anosha Aslam Nope.
Paxman, Jeremy Paxman
Haha He discovered a new species
thanks
their lack of knowledge was aggravating to watch
Cunliffe is cute!
Imagine not knowing, or being able to guess, which player made successive triple hundreds at Headingley in the 1930s.
Almost fell asleep in this one.
The usual ignorance of classical music, and the couldn't care less that they don't know. Oh dear, what a lacklustre contest.
Even though they've been panned by other commenters, I thought they all were pretty good. I've never seen these before, and am watching them in order, and so I don't know what lies ahead, but I'm guessing when all is said and done either Gabriel Trueblood and his Cambridge-St. Peter's team or Fred Harvey and his Durham team will be the champions.
What a dull round.
Crew.... Ugh
I got 35 questions correct. The highest ever for me.
Have a listen to Liverpool introducing themselves and then try not to cut your own head off - the most monosyllabic,, bored / boring voices?
IKR?! SOMEONE JUST PULL A J.F.K ON THEM, ALREADY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!