Pfff, I tried Kilkenny (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilkenny_(beer)) with so many different spellings and it didn't accept it. And I never thought of Guinness... ._.
I would suggest switching the positions of the "Capital of West Germany" question and the "Clyde's partner in crime" question, as they are now you get the Capital by default while typing her name.
I raid the first question as what is the capital of Australia, and I was very confused when I tried Canberra, and it didn't work. Then when I failed the quiz, I saw the answer was Vienna. Then I felt really stupid.
Know nothing about Game of Thrones, but seems that parts are unavoidable in the culture and in some of the other quizzes here, so somehow knew that name. And the women's name/river answer, it's actually a fairly common men's name as well.
Stupid spelling of perennial... first neatly tried perannual, but allready felt that might not be it, but hey some accents really butcher pronunciation and what is written is not at all what is said. Though I was fairly certain it sounded there was an i in it, so tried perannial... nope... then gave up, figured it must be something different completely. Because logically the -ann_ must stay in there because it is the root for year. guess again.. sigh.
A spanner and a wrench are different things in the UK. A wrench is bigger eg. for plumbing, whereas a spanner can fix your bike or similar.
Spanner is standard in Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand too, so you could use this definition "a tool with a shaped opening or jaws for gripping and turning a nut or bolt." Or talk about the phrase "a spanner in the works".
I think Duluth is too irrelevant, less than 90k pop!! 5th biggest city in an obscure state... Never heard of the Donner party either.
Spanner is standard in Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand too, so you could use this definition "a tool with a shaped opening or jaws for gripping and turning a nut or bolt." Or talk about the phrase "a spanner in the works".
I think Duluth is too irrelevant, less than 90k pop!! 5th biggest city in an obscure state... Never heard of the Donner party either.