My daughter is doing a quiz and is stuck on the following - can anybody help?

1. On an aircraft what colour is the black box flight recorder?
2. Which famous comedian's real name is Royston Vasey?
3. If I suffered from entemophobia, what would I be afraid of?

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Answers

2 is Chubbie Brown (League Of Gentleman to thank for that one - BBC2 programme not the film)

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Black box is orange - or so I've always been led to believe.

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Black box is Orange and entemophobia is insects isn't it?

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Don't know about entemophobia but entomophobia is the fear of insects.

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

number 3 could be insects, if it's entomophobia. And as a guess for number 1, i'd say orange - ie something that'd show up amongst the debri.

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

number 2 is chubby brown

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Thanks folks! No 3 isn't insects, unless there's a typo in the question!

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

I think it's a typo honey....I'd go with insects cos a quick search on the web shows nothing up for entemophobia apart from one hit for insects so someone else has obviously mis-spelt it as well.....

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

number one's orange , 2 is Chubby brown , 3 fear of insects ; - )

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

You must have a bit of a fear of insects after last night Sting?

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Whys that like , cos it was like flies round sh1te ?

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

hahahaha only just twigged , fear of seafood actually : - ))

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

What's a fear of STD's called then Sting?

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

U trying to get me back for winding you up abt the ticket ? i think its herpophobia isnt it or mebbes id be chlammidiphobic ; - )

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Just playing with ya.....cos I've got nowt better to do ;))

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000

Anyone know If/when a League of gentlemen returns to our screens?

-- Anonymous, October 26, 2000