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''The Answer'' was discovered by the philosophers of ancient [[Greece]], who hid it under a rock where it was discovered by the knights of [[King Arthur]], who placed it in a bottle and sent it in the ocean, where it was found by [[Pat Sajak]].<ref>"[[Bart Gets a "Z"]]</ref> | ''The Answer'' was discovered by the philosophers of ancient [[Greece]], who hid it under a rock where it was discovered by the knights of [[King Arthur]], who placed it in a bottle and sent it in the ocean, where it was found by [[Pat Sajak]].<ref>"[[Bart Gets a "Z"]]</ref> | ||
| − | One of {{ap|Duffman|title}}'s ad campaigns was ''Knights of | + | One of {{ap|Duffman|title}}'s ad campaigns was ''Knights of "{{W|Round of drinks|Another Round-Table}}"'' which also included [[Robin Hood]].<ref>"[[Waiting for Duffman]]"</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 17:01, April 2, 2024
The Knights of King Arthur also known as the Knights of the Round Table know The Answer.
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The Answer was discovered by the philosophers of ancient Greece, who hid it under a rock where it was discovered by the knights of King Arthur, who placed it in a bottle and sent it in the ocean, where it was found by Pat Sajak.[1]
One of Duffman's ad campaigns was Knights of "Another Round-Table" which also included Robin Hood.[2]
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