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ripe and ripen?

You got one of the words right. But the other need to be related to "complain".

Ripe and gripe.

Oh right oops. Well I tried

Jonster gets it!

5 points: The Jonster
2 points: Ray502
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness, Fifo

I think it's time for a bonus question.
Bonus Question 1: If I have an isosceles triangle to which Pythagoras’ Theorem applies, what are its three angles?

I'm going to just randomly throw out an answer since I have no idea.

....35, 35 and 110?

Nope. Come on, what kinds of triangles does Pythagoras' Theorem apply to?

I've been trying to think back to 10 years ago. If I'm right, that theorem can only apply to an isosceles triangle if it's a scalene, but made into and isosceles (like holding it to a mirror and doubling it symmetrically).

I think that's about 53, 53, 74 if that's the case. Worth a guess (even if it is laughable as I'm trying to guess by drawing triangles on a page with a pen )

I'm probably miles off altogether

I think you're overthinking it.

Yeah I assumed so, I seem to do that with everything

I'll just guess random numbers. My memory is a little foggy right now.

55, 55, 70.

None of the triangles guessed so far are covered by Pythagoras' theorem…

45, 45, 90.

Greeness gets 100 Tings and a lovely green highlighting of his name in the scoreboard!

5 points: The Jonster
2 points: Ray502
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness, Fifo

Back to normal:
Question 11: What precious resource is currently used to make levitating balloons at room temperature, and also becomes a fluid that “climbs” vessel walls at very low temperatures?

Helium?

Yes, helium is indeed this precious resource that's being foolishly squandered. There's a very good Dara O Briain clip about it, but I can't seem to find it on YouTube…

5 points: The Jonster
2 points: Ray502
1 point: Harpic fraîcheur, Greeness, Fifo, Steo

Question 12: What is the name and purpose of the letter ß, used in the German language?

Oh German!

It’s supposed to represent the letter S and Z. I forgot the name though....

I didn't even notice this question, but it's used sometimes after certain vowels to replace S from what I've seen. Nit always though as they have S too.

The Jonster wrote:It’s supposed to represent the letter S and Z. I forgot the name though....

The clue to your second sentence is in your first sentence.

Steo wrote:I didn't even notice this question, but it's used sometimes after certain vowels to replace S from what I've seen. Nit always though as they have S too.

Hmm, I'd like an explanation of why exactly it's used instead of S…

All may reanswer.

The Jonster wrote:Oh German!

It’s supposed to represent the letter S and Z. I forgot the name though....

So for the name how about erszat? That’s the only word o can think of but i think I spelled it wrong...