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Born during 1821-1920?

Royalty, Politician, Explorer, or High-ranking military?

No.

born during the 20th century (1900-1999)?

The 20th century was actually 1901-2000, but I'll accept the question as referring to 1900-1999. No.

Died at 75 years old, or older?

Yes.

Born during 1821-1920?

Yes.

1,4,5,6,7. Real dead human male, born in the British Isles.
2,10,12. Born 1821-1899.
11. Died more than 75 years old.
3,9. Not mostly known for contribution to writing, art or music (except in a very stretched meaning); royalty, politician, explorer, or high-ranking military.
8. Left the British Isles at some point in his life, either temporarily or permanently.

Known for science?

cdngooner wrote: ↑

Thu Mar 14, 2024 11:00 pm

The 20th century was actually 1901-2000, but I'll accept the question as referring to 1900-1999. No.

technically, same difference

Has an E in their full first name

Born in what is currently England, but not North East England?

Real human who grew a beard at some point in time and did not have cancer?

Known for science?

No.

Has an E in their full first name

Yes.

Born in what is currently England, but not North East England?

Yes. But I'm honestly curious of the question. Is there a part of England that is "currently" England, that was not always England (at least since the Scottish Wars)?

1,4,5,6,7,15. Real dead human male, born in England (but not North East England).
2,10,12. Born 1821-1899.
11. Died more than 75 years old.
3,9,13. Not mostly known for contribution to writing, art or music (except in a very stretched meaning); royalty, politician, explorer, high-ranking military, or science.
8. Left the British Isles at some point in his life, either temporarily or permanently.
14. Has an "E" in their first full name.

Okay this is going to sound like a weird leap in logic but:

Free guess: Charles (Charlie) Chaplin

Free guess: Charles (Charlie) Chaplin

Not a crazy guess. Not correct. But not crazy.

Five questions left, and you still don't know what he did for a living.

1,4,5,6,7,15. Real dead human male, born in England (but not North East England).
2,10,12. Born 1821-1899.
11. Died more than 75 years old.
3,9,13. Not mostly known for contribution to writing, art or music (except in a very stretched meaning); royalty, politician, explorer, high-ranking military, or science.
8. Left the British Isles at some point in his life, either temporarily or permanently.
14. Has an "E" in their first full name.

Not:
Charlie Chaplin (JustAGuyNamedWill)

cdngooner wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2024 1:44 am

Born in what is currently England, but not North East England?

Yes. But I'm honestly curious of the question. Is there a part of England that is "currently" England, that was not always England (at least since the Scottish Wars)?

I was thinking more the opposite: Monmouthshire used to be considered arguably England, but is now considered unambiguously Wales.

Can his main source of fame be classified as "the arts" in a broad sense, but not writing or music?

Died aged 82 or older?

Hominidae wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2024 2:50 am

cdngooner wrote: ↑

Fri Mar 15, 2024 1:44 am

Born in what is currently England, but not North East England?

Yes. But I'm honestly curious of the question. Is there a part of England that is "currently" England, that was not always England (at least since the Scottish Wars)?

I was thinking more the opposite: Monmouthshire used to be considered arguably England, but is now considered unambiguously Wales.

Ah yes… England… 800 miles long and 200 miles wide

Criminal?

Ah... scratch for now. Waiting until "arts" question gets answered.

Can his main source of fame be classified as "the arts" in a broad sense, but not writing or music?

No. This person is not an artist. The part that was "in the broadest sense" was writing or music.

Died aged 82 or older?

Yes.

Criminal?

Scratched as requested, but advise not to ask again. Won't help you.

Three questions left and you still don't know what he did for a living.

1,4,5,6,7,15. Real dead human male, born in England (but not North East England).
2,10,12. Born 1821-1899.
11,17. Died more than 82 years old.
3,9,13,16. Not mostly known for contribution to writing or music (except in a very stretched meaning); royalty, politician, explorer, high-ranking military, science, or the arts.
8. Left the British Isles at some point in his life, either temporarily or permanently.
14. Has an "E" in their first full name.

Not:
Charlie Chaplin (JustAGuyNamedWill)

Sportsperson?

Sportsperson?

No.

I feel like no has asked a question that often comes up.

1,4,5,6,7,15. Real dead human male, born in England (but not North East England).
2,10,12. Born 1821-1899.
11,17. Died more than 82 years old.
3,9,13,16, 18. Not mostly known for contribution to writing or music (except in a very stretched meaning); royalty, politician, explorer, high-ranking military, science, the arts, or sports.
8. Left the British Isles at some point in his life, either temporarily or permanently.
14. Has an "E" in their first full name.

Not:
Charlie Chaplin (JustAGuyNamedWill)

Was he a news broadcaster, engineer, inventor, spy, ambassador, pilot, astronaut, or medical doctor?