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jazzy_dave) wrote2021-04-17 07:20 pm
jazzy_dave) wrote2021-04-17 07:20 pm
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Answer To Thursday's Brain Teaser
Here is the answer to the teaser I posted the other day.
Which point of the compass might be indicated by the Transylvanian film-maker Paul Martin (inspired by Graham Greene), a team in Essex with a single-letter chant, and the province that was the birthplace of the Castros?
The answer is East.
The film-maker Paul Martin directed Orient Express in 1934, based on the Graham Greene story Stamboul Train. The team is Leyton Orient, the 'O's, whose nickname inspires a terrace chant. The province is Oriente, in the east of Cuba, the birthplace of Raul and Fidel Castro.
So they are all oriented towards the orient.
Which point of the compass might be indicated by the Transylvanian film-maker Paul Martin (inspired by Graham Greene), a team in Essex with a single-letter chant, and the province that was the birthplace of the Castros?
The answer is East.
The film-maker Paul Martin directed Orient Express in 1934, based on the Graham Greene story Stamboul Train. The team is Leyton Orient, the 'O's, whose nickname inspires a terrace chant. The province is Oriente, in the east of Cuba, the birthplace of Raul and Fidel Castro.
So they are all oriented towards the orient.