FW 6.1-4 --a quiz show--

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FDV: "So? How do you no to now, lazy and gentleman? The answer is in the balk of the wodes, callhim forth. (Shaun Maclrevick, briefdragger, of the concern of Jhon Jhamiesen and Song, rated onehundred and thin per storehundred on this nightly quizquiquok of the twelve apostrophes set by Johnn {Jacky} MicEarweak. {He misunderstruck the aim of number three of them}" →
"So? Who do you no to nigh, lazy and gentleman? The echo is where in the back of the wodes, call himforth. (Shaun Maclrevick, briefdragger, for the concern of Jhon Jhamiesen and Song, rated onehundrick and thin per storehundred on this nightly quizquiquok of the twelve apostrophes set by Jocky {Jockit} MicEarweak. He misunderstruck an aim of number three of them and placed his {left} correct replies to four of them in their incorrect order {natural disorder}."


synopsis: introduction to the quiz — set by Shem, answered by Shaun



So?

continuing a line of debate: and so? so what?
is that so? how so? like so?


Who do you no tonigh, lazy and gentleman?

how do you do tonight
what do you know
say 'no' to

nigh

ladies and gentlemen
lazy-and-gentle man


The echo is where in the back of the wodes; callhim forth!

fdv: "The answer... balk"

no one answers except an echo
all answers are echoes? plagiarist?

Shaun = echo = answer(er)

here

backwoods: uncleared forest land
book of the world

wode = madness
Polish woda: water
roads

callhim forth → call himforth → callhim forth


(Shaun Mac Irewick, briefdragger, for the concern of Messrs Jhon Jhamieson and Song,

Shaun is the quiz answerer

briefdrager (Dutch), German Briefträger = postman
brief = short writing [fweet-36]

Penguin dots "Messrs."

John Jameson and Son, Dublin whiskey distillers
why jHon jHamIeson and sonG?


rated one hundrick and thin per storehundred

rated

hound
hayrick
thick??

thin (cf tilly?)

one hundred and ten percent

a score of one hundred and ten is perfect for final examinations in Italian universities, there being eleven examiners (at ten points each)

but if he got one hundred and ten on the twelve questions following at ten points each, that would mean he missed one

Russian sto: hundred
Danish stor: large, great

great hundred, long hundred: 120 (twelfty)


on this nightly quisquiquock of the twelve apostrophes,

quisqueque
quiz
Latin qui, quae, quod: who, which
Italian quisquilia: scraps, trifles

three cycles of four questions

Greek apos: quick
Greek apostrophes: aversions
apostrophe: a rhetorical figure of speech in which the speaker digresses in order to pointedly address a present or absent person or personified object

12 apostles


set by Jockit Mic Ereweak.

Shem (riddler)
jock
jacket

Mac Irewick/ Mic Ereweak


He misunderstruck an aim for am otto of number three of them

(so is this a prerecorded show???)

misunderstood an M for an L
misunderstood a name for a motto (in question #3)
the letter m looks like the number 3 sideways

A/O

question #3 was answered incorrectly

the M


and left his free natural ripostes to four of them

riposte: counter-stroke (fencing)

Mamalujo will answer question #4

Shaun will not reply to four questions: #4 by Mamalujo, #6 by Kate, #10 by Issy, #12 by Shem


in their own fine artful disorder.)

Fine Arts

"artful disorder" Gibbon?




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