Rare Entries JFW07

Where?

Drive and cross a country border. I live in the UK and I can't think of

According to:
http://www.vasa.abo.fi/users/rpalmber/enclaves.htm

There are 106 Indian enclaves in Bangladesh. It also lists enclaves for Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cyprus, Italy, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan.

You can't really drive from London, say, to Gibraltar. Your car goes by rail under the Channel (or by hovercraft over it I suppose).

Wow. Tough room. Best score I've ever had and I still come in 7th

That's an oxymoron. What school is that supposed to be?

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Whoops, I didn't see the comment later. Penn, huh? I guess they missed the lesson where you learn that Quakers are pacifists.

There's this thing called a 'joke' you may want to look into at some

Congrats to the winners, and thanks for running it, Jim. Next time I'll try not to read out the questions as soon as they arrive, thus auto-disqualifying myself in the knowledge that Lardy Girl will do a sensible entry. Must have more self-control...

Oh, so close! It hurts to collide on question 4 (stars on the flag). I figured that since my answer (27) was larger than the number of likely entrants, the chance of a collision was low. But there are so many more possible answers.

No one answered 50 (US flag). Of course there is also 51 (flown by Puerto Rico statehood advocates). You would be surprised at how many people think the US flag has 52 stars. But while it seems obvious to propose a 52 star flag as a form of protest against American imperialism, I see know evidence that anyone actually produced one. There were several reports of mutant flags with 53 stars and even 62 stars (both made in China). You gotta know that if it's out there, someone will think it's funny enough to fly it.

Well, you *could* drive through the Channel Tunnel, even if you're not allowed to. Would that count as 'people can drive'? Besides, isn't a train driven as well as a car is?

Garmt de Vries.

Thanks for the contest, Jim. And congratulations to Mark Brader; I'm happy to share my 1st place with you. And too bad, Andrew, that you had to pick 27 of all possible answers for Q4...

Garmt de Vries.

[Gibraltar]

You mean the train driver of the Eurostar could, if he got off work in Paris and drove to Gibraltar for a vacation?

Cheers