I also went to Oxford and never heard it mentioned. Given it's awarded to international students, it seems likely that it would be much more well-known overseas.... I suppose where we're going we don't need Rhodes...
Kicking myself for knowing "curator" because a friend of mine works as one. Because if I hadn't known it, I could add a comment saying "kicking myself for not getting curator, a friend of mine works as one".
Any chance of a bit more flexibility on spelling for the second and sixth answers, for those of us who are dyslexic and somehow managed to have half a dozen attempts at each but still not get them?
The Shakespeare question is ambiguous. Henry V starts with "O for a muse of fire, which would ascend the brightest heaven of invention" and so Henry V should be accepted.
Kicking myself for not getting the Tijuana one, my team defeated Tijuana on Libertadores 2013, after the emblematic defense of the goalkeeper Victor (competition that we won)
And no, I got it actually. But I need to participate of the thread.
I understand not accepting t rex for the Jurassic Park question because because you ask for dinosaurs plural, but could you accept "carnivores"? The dilophosaurus and t rex are just as iconic as the velociraptors I think.
Also: Kicking myself for not getting the Alfred E. Neuman one, a friend of mine once bought Mad Magazine!
Kicking ourselves in the name of SCIENCE!
Étonnant non?
And no, I got it actually. But I need to participate of the thread.
.....and for not getting the quicksilver one as I had a t-shirt with that on once