Bakers Dozen

Land-locked States of the USA that do not Border any Foreign Country or any of the Great Lakes

  1. Nevada
  2. Utah
  3. Oklahoma
  4. Tennessee
  5. South Dakota
  6. West Virginia
  7. Kentucky
  8. Colorado
  9. Iowa

Land-locked States of the USA that do not Border any Foreign Country or any of the Great Lakes

  1. Nevada
  2. Utah
  3. Oklahoma
  4. Tennessee
  5. South Dakota
  6. West Virginia
  7. Kentucky
  8. Colorado
  9. Iowa
  10. Wyoming

Land-locked States of the USA that do not Border any Foreign Country or any of the Great Lakes

  1. Nevada
  2. Utah
  3. Oklahoma
  4. Tennessee
  5. South Dakota
  6. West Virginia
  7. Kentucky
  8. Colorado
  9. Iowa
  10. Wyoming
  11. Missouri

Land-locked States of the USA that do not Border any Foreign Country or any of the Great Lakes

  1. Nevada
  2. Utah
  3. Oklahoma
  4. Tennessee
  5. South Dakota
  6. West Virginia
  7. Kentucky
  8. Colorado
  9. Iowa
  10. Wyoming
  11. Missouri
  12. Kansas

Land-locked States of the USA that do not Border any Foreign Country or any of the Great Lakes

  1. Nevada
  2. Utah
  3. Oklahoma
  4. Tennessee
  5. South Dakota
  6. West Virginia
  7. Kentucky
  8. Colorado
  9. Iowa
  10. Wyoming
  11. Missouri
  12. Kansas
  13. Arkansas

We would have also accepted Nebraska

New category: Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
    Sure, 'cause I was born there.

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex
  7. Ross and Cromarty

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex
  7. Ross and Cromarty
  8. Gloucestershire

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex
  7. Ross and Cromarty
  8. Gloucestershire
  9. Dyfed

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex
  7. Ross and Cromarty
  8. Gloucestershire
  9. Dyfed
  10. Worcestershire

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex
  7. Ross and Cromarty
  8. Gloucestershire
  9. Dyfed
  10. Worcestershire
  11. Devonshire

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex
  7. Ross and Cromarty
  8. Gloucestershire
  9. Dyfed
  10. Worcestershire
  11. Devonshire
  12. Rutland

Counties in the United Kingdom (traditional or modern)

  1. Yorkshire
  2. Cork
  3. East Sussex
  4. Cornwall
  5. Lanarkshire
  6. West Sussex
  7. Ross and Cromarty
  8. Gloucestershire
  9. Dyfed
  10. Worcestershire
  11. Devonshire
  12. Rutland
  13. Buckingham

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Characters from Quentin Tarantino movies

  1. Adolf Hitler, “Inglourious Basterds”

Characters from Quentin Tarantino movies

  1. Adolf Hitler, “Inglourious Basterds”
  2. Mr Pink, “Reservoir Dogs”

Although he’d rather be Mr Purple

Characters from Quentin Tarantino movies

  1. Adolf Hitler, “Inglourious Basterds”
  2. Mr Pink, “Reservoir Dogs”
  3. Jules, “Pulp Fiction”

Characters from Quentin Tarantino movies

  1. Adolf Hitler, “Inglourious Basterds”
  2. Mr Pink, “Reservoir Dogs”
  3. Jules, “Pulp Fiction”
  4. Esmeralda Villa Lobos, “Pulp Fiction”