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Subject: Famous 22's
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Hi everyone,
                     I recently resubscribed to Britdisc and was 
intrigued by some statistic about the side-arm being introduced to 
the game in 1922. Whilst  remaining dubious about the validity 
of this claim, I can however vouch that the following list of 22 22's 
are all genuine certified fact (especially the last one).

Catch 22 - Groundbreaking anti-war satire by Joseph Heller / Ex-Leeds 
University Ultimate team.

22 - The room Mrs. "I want to see the sea" Roberts stayed in at 
Fawlty Towers.

22 minutes - The duration of the world's first hot air balloon 
flight.

22 degrees Centigrade - The temperature of water at which perfect 
neutrality is attained.

22 July, 1922 - The International Tree Foundation is formed.

22 - The number of illegitimate children born to Henry the first.

22 - The percentage of books in the world written in English.

22 days - The shortest term in office of any English prime minister 
(the First Duke of Wellington).

22 - The number of test centuries scored by Walter Hammond.

22 months - The gestation period of the Asian elephant.

22 days - The duration of the first powered crossing of the Atlantic.

22 - The number of degrees of freedom in the human hand.

22 "Positions in a one night stand" - Prince, "Get Off."

22 minutes - The duration of the fastest ever Wimbledon final 
(Dorothy Chambers).

22 yards - The length of a cricket wicket.

22 - The number of ministers in the Cabinet.

22 - The number of cars on the current Formula One starting grid.

1822 - Joshua Tetley starts brewing (Wahay!).

22 - The lowest possible winning score in snooker.

22 - The number on Joey's favourite football top ("Friends").

22 - The number of species of Tsetse fly.

22 - The number of pounds owed by Colin Wagstaff (U.T.I.) to Mango 
and Larry over a bet made on who would win Nationals this season.

Any additions gratefully accepted,
                                        Cheers,
                                           The Gaffer (Catch 22)