KSRC Trivia Competition..

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I will be too busy in the morning so I have whacked up a quick one... enjoy

1) what is the term "Dynamite" used to describe

2) Which farther & son Racing Leather manufacturers worked in opposition to each other in NSW

3) What happened to KSRC's most famous gansta boyee

[dave#3]

1) what is the term "Dynamite" used to describe
Anything explosive

2) Which farther & son Racing Leather manufacturers worked in opposition to each other in NSW
DBT & Insex.

3) What happened to KSRC's most famous gansta boyee
Kishy? Who the fuck cares

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1) no
2) yes
3) Yes definently

[Nelso]

I will be too busy in the morning so I have whacked up a quick one... enjoy

1) what is the term "Dynamite" used to describe

2) Which farther & son Racing Leather manufacturers worked in opposition to each other in NSW

3) What happened to KSRC's most famous gansta boyee

Number 1 is nitroglycerin mixed with an absorbent substance, usually sawdust.

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Nope

[MickLC]

3) What happened to KSRC's most famous gansta boyee
Kishy? Who the fuck cares

but his most recent faecal regurgitation was something about giving a poor insurance phone operator a hard time by being an arrogant fucktard

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Correct Mick now for question 1) ?

[Gosling1]

fucktard..............isn't that a great word.

f.u.c.k.t.a.r.d......say it slowly..............it just rolls off the tongue............ffffuuuuccccckkkktttaaaarrrrddd.

Beautiful!

1 - Nytroglycerin
2. Doug Tyerman and his sprog
3. He tried removing his kishy strips with a belt sander, however the sander slipped out of his hands and fell into his lap, which simultaneously gave him a free brazillian and circumcision.

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1) no 2) yes 3) yes

[ZXRobyn]

Dynamite is the first safely manageable chemical explosive stronger than black powder.
It is based on the explosive potential of nitroglycerin, with diatomaceous earth (Kieselguhr) as an adsorbent. Dynamite is considered a "high explosive," which means it detonates rather than deflagrates.

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Nope it has nothing to do with explosives...only hint!

[ZXRobyn]

The category of Dynamite refers to a range of stronger pesticides that, while being very effective, have potential long term side effects. . . . . . .
(warmer, colder, hotter? ? ? lmao)

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Try again.... did not realise this would be a hard one

[MickLC]

It's not something to do with one of the AGM's is it?

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It's not something to do with one of the AGM's is it?

No, its a general term or name given to.............