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41. This book, which shares its name with a 2009 Hollywood movie based on it.
42. Fromage de chèvre (such as that seen in this photo), in English.
43. Picturesque phrase, first used by Groundskeeper Willie in a 1995 episode of 'The Simpsons' to describe the French, which has become something of a journalistic catchphrase since.
44. Three-word English name used for this tree, Araucaria araucana, supposedly from an early English viewer's reference to the difficulty the animal named would have in climbing it.
45. The name of the venerable old character in this movie clip (the one doing most of the talking). [Alternative link]
Answers to previous questions
040. Godmen
041. The Men Who Stare At Goats
042. Goat cheese
043. Cheese-eating surrender monkeys
044. Monkey Puzzle Tree
045. To be revealed later
41.
ReplyDelete42. Goat cheese
43. Cheese Monkeys
44. Monkey's Hell Tree
45. Treebeard (have you asked this question before, with the same video and precisely the same phrasing?)
2. Goat cheese
ReplyDelete3. Cheesy?
41. Men who stare at goats
ReplyDelete42. Goat cheese
43. Cheese Monkeys?
44. No Monkey Tree
45. Tree Ent?
Men Who Stare At Goats
ReplyDeleteGoat Cheese
Cheese Eating Monkeys
Monkey Obstacle Tree
TreeBeard
Bloody hell, I can't tell a single one of these, but here goes nothing:
ReplyDelete41. Man Crackers
42. Crackers and Cheese
43. Cheese-eating Monkeys
44. Monkey something Tree
45. Tree of Mordor
Delson's answers
ReplyDelete41. The Men who stare at goats
42. Goat Cheese
43. Cheese monkey ?
44. Monkey puzzle tree
45. (Could not attempt)
41 Men Acting the Goat
ReplyDelete42 Goat Cheese
43 Cheese loving monkeys
44 Monkey puzzle tree
45 Treebeard
Julian D'Costa
41) men who stare at goats
ReplyDelete42) Goat cheese
43)cheese eating monkeys
44) monkey tail tree
45) tree spirit
Suraj Kamat
From Set 08:
ReplyDelete40: God Men
From Set 09:
41: Men who stare at goats
42: Goat cheese
43: Cheesy farts
44: ?
45: Elder Ent