Melrose calls the Central for the Hawks.

[Ton]

Don't forget the candlestick in the observatory.

IT WAS COLONEL MUSTARD!!



(Why is it spelled that way, when it sounds like Kernel? Random question of the day)

 

[MassHavoc]

NO idea. but you were actually in correct it wasn't Kernel Mustard, or Klink for that matter, the correct answer was Tim Curry.... hah.

 

[supraman]

It was Professor Plum you dolts, it is always Plum

 

[roshinaya]

IT WAS COLONEL MUSTARD!!



(Why is it spelled that way, when it sounds like Kernel? Random question of the day)

The rank of colonel was popularized by the Spanish tercios in the 16th and 17th centuries. Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba, nicknamed 'the Great Captain', divided his armies in 'cornelias' or colonelcies, each led by a 'coronel' or colonel.[sup][1][/sup] The modern English pronunciation of the word is due to the first variant.[sup][2][/sup] The use of 'colonel' became more widespread as the tercios led by commanders of many nationalities fought all over Europe.

 

[Ton]

Still doesn't explain to me why it's spelled that way when it's clearly pronounced with and R.



I mean cleally* plonounced*



But this is for another thread, another day.



fol* anothel* thlead*

 

[supraman]

Still doesn't explain to me why it's spelled that way when it's clearly pronounced with and R.



I mean cleally* plonounced*



But this is for another thread, another day.



fol* anothel* thlead*

You are the opposite of asian