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1. 36DD , the best prime number there is.
2. J R Hartley.
3. Steven King, he writes a lot.
4. Nigeld@tutorialgods.com
5. yes becauase they had time to be planted and grow into money trees.
6. margaret thatcher
7.OOOh easy tis one, let me take a shot in the dark and say mmmm....blue?
8. George washingmachine
9. i like multiplikashun mmm... 6-4=12
10. Sounds like fun, so the answer has to be Yes.

I demnd my prize now for being the totally klevererest person here 10/10 i bet.

First go for me then:

1/ 2

2/ Geoffrey Howe

3/ Ray Bradbury

4/ nigel.d@blueyonder.co.uk

5/ not sure if penny's were minted in 1969 pre decimalisation#

6/ Boris Karloff played monster

7/ No stairs in a bungalow

8/ Eisenhower before Kennedy elected in November

9/ 4

10/ If he has a widow, he's dead, hence not able to marry sister in law!

let's have the bad news nigel

Chris

Tigertc deserves 10 for originality
but dohhhhhh sorry mate

chris
you get 6 well done!!!!!

If I remember rightly, and I probably can't, a prime number can only be divided by itself and one to give a whole number.

So to my mind the lowest possible answer is one itself.

well done richard !!! but what about the other 9 ?????

I've devised this new tactic you see. If I answer one at a time I'll know which ones are correct, simple eh?

Actually I was just filling in the gaps left by Chris's excellent effort.

I liked the bungalow and the widow one, gets you thinking a bit more!

I am also of the mind that they may have discontinued the penny in '69 as the decimal system came in about '72 I think and I remember the introduction of the 5p and 10p happened quite a bit ahead of the actual change over. Just the old shilling and two shilling coins with a differrent picture on them.

Char you did brilliantly you scored 4 try again!