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There was some correspondence about last week's quiz, whether the phrase “having at” or “having at” is a correct use of English, “being in the neighbor's garage with a chainsaw”. The quiz master argues that if the phrase “hold your own” is good enough for Shakespeare, it might be acceptable in a light-hearted quiz filled with questions about current affairs, general knowledge and a man's oddball pop culture obsessions. Why aren't you all on this week's edition? Let us know how you do in the comments. Enjoy!

Thursday Quiz, Number 181

If you really think there is a major error in the questions or answers – and you can show your work – you can find it in the comments below. But why not check out Maxïmo Park's delightful self-quiz show Clue instead?