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'Winning' quiz team name - suggestions?

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 Steve Kirman 18 Feb 2009
Again this year a few friends and I are partaking in the local Mayor's charity quiz. While we're not so sure about our chances of winning the prize for best score, there is a prize up for grabs for the best team name.

So can you help?

*Any* suggestions for an inspired team name are welcome.. especially those with references to the civic aspect of the event

Thanks!

Steven


 deacondeacon 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman: Quizteam aguilara. As in the rubbish pop princess
 creakyknees 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman: We don't partake any more, but you are free to use our old team name: Ken Dodds Dad's Dogs Dead.

Excellent after a few pints or the quizmaster gets tongue tied.
OP Steve Kirman 18 Feb 2009
In reply to creakyknees:

That's a good one!

Cerulean 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

The Cunning Stunts...?
OP Steve Kirman 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Cerulean:

Hmm...

That reminds me of The Bucking Fastards... not sure which I prefer
 lummox 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

The Wankel Rotary Engine
 TMM 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Anything that encompasses the well known moniker of 'Mike Hunt' in the title.

In reply to Steve Kirman:

Norfolk and Chance
 Reach>Talent 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:
Piston Broke?
Will Phillips 18 Feb 2009
Norfolk in chance

Well oil beef hooked

In reply to Steve Kirman: I was asked to think of a team name for a work's go-karting trip. I was told I needed something short and funny, my choice........

Ronnie Corbett.

Get it?
 Yanis Nayu 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman: The Melted Chocolate Starfish Scramblers.
Cerulean 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:
> (In reply to Cerulean)
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> Hmm...
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> That reminds me of The Bucking Fastards... not sure which I prefer

Nice.
Cerulean 18 Feb 2009
In reply to TMM:
> (In reply to Steve Kirman)
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> Anything that encompasses the well known moniker of 'Mike Hunt' in the title.

Ah Porkies... How about 'Mike Hunt reeks of fish'

Someone I know form Norfolk had: 'Norfolk n'chance'
Cerulean 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

'Mayor the scores be with you' ?
Removed User 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:
And the winners are . . . . .

And in last place . . . .
Phlegm and Discharge


Removed User 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Removed User:
We Mayor May not win
 Rampikino 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Once won a quiz as the...

"Comfy sweaters, let's not be too hasty team."
cp123 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Anne Frank's ill advised drum set
 Liam M 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman: One name our team came up with in a quiz came from a question we didn't know the answer to.

The question was 'In lonely hearts columns, what does NUMP stand for' to which one friend suggested 'Never Underestimate My Penis'! This became the team name.
 stevieo10 18 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman: Universally Challenged
OP Steve Kirman 19 Feb 2009
In reply to stevieo10:

Haha! I like it!

Is it copyrighted?


Anonymous 19 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Thinking Aloud
 ckm 19 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Good one from the Auchterarder Rotary Club Christamas Quiz:

"We thought it was a Disco"
 Sam Edwards 19 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Charity starts at home.... can we have some points please?

please excuse our lack of knowledge

are we smarter than a ten year old?


The one my team normaly uses:

the cult of the beer worshipers
 JCurrie 19 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Drew Peacock and Friends
 leonjones 19 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

These aren't to everyone's tastes but.....

Only here for the buffet.
Man, I feel like a woman.
Dontcha wish your girlfriend was hot like me.
Hang on, I think I left the gas on.
George Bush's english teachers.
I'll have a Babycham.

As an aside, I used to go to a quiz fairly regularly where the quizmaster would always ask the top three teams to stand up when he read out their names. Needless to say, we called ourselves "the real slim shady". I've never been so happy about finishing third....
 Dan_S 19 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

Our local quiz a few years ago had "Dog in a bathtub" and "The trouser cucumbers" competing to win each week.
 agibb 19 Feb 2009
In reply to Steve Kirman:

In the spirit of "Quiz Team Aguilera": Quiz Akabusi. Or Quiz Eubank.

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