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[stonemonkey]

I had to look up what you meant by SI and I knew all but the guacamole one.

That would be based on the avocado constant?

[Jabberwocky]

I find It odd that it is kg and not grams

Or metres instead of cm/mm?

But meter is the measurement. Where is kg is 1000g so g should be the base unit I would of thought

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[spankyham]

What's the maximum number of overs that can be used to take a hat-trick in cricket? (with explanation)

[What's Burning?]

one?

[spankyham]

More than one

[LRW]

Two?

[spankyham]

Two?

Nope

[Jabberwocky]

Three?

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[spankyham]

Three?

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Yes, but you need to explain how

[Jabberwocky]

Because someone had already guessed one and two.

Right so my go then! Lol

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[LRW]

Trick question, there isn't a maximum.

(Since when did you need to explain your answers in a pub quiz?)

[spankyham]

Trick question, there isn't a maximum.

There is a maximum and 3 is the right answer.

(Since when did you need to explain your answers in a pub quiz?)

This isn't a pub quiz, its pub quiz questions. But, as you wish, no need for the explanation.

[What's Burning?]

You're in a completely dark room with the only light source being that of a LED digital clock, at what times of the day will the room be the brightest and the dimmest?

[spankyham]

You're in a completely dark room with the only light source being that of a LED digital clock, at what times of the day will the room be the brightest and the dimmest?

12 or 24 hour clock? 4 digit with/without AM/PM designation??

[LRW]

Trick question, there isn't a maximum.

There is a maximum and 3 is the right answer./quote]

Sorry, Missed that bit.

(Since when did you need to explain your answers in a pub quiz?)

This isn't a pub quiz, its pub quiz questions. But, as you wish, no need for the explanation.

You have a point about the thread title, so I concede to the point.

You're in a completely dark room with the only light source being that of a LED digital clock, at what times of the day will the room be the brightest and the dimmest?

Well if its a 24hr clock, 23:28/38/48/58/ brightest and 11:11 dimmest?