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Crosswords and other puzzles
For discussion of all forms of mental gymnastics, especially that baffling final clue
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| by Neil T - Thu 8th Mar 2007, 12:53am | ||
RTT said: ...(not that I can see a great deal of use for it here). I think the 1st Men might disagree with that.So here's one for them: Fabulous Ming's hot coach of term: number one for two thousand and seven? (7, 6, 6) | ||
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| by RTT - Wed 7th Mar 2007, 10:21pm | ||
Olly Olly said: Oh that's just silly. Apologies to the 99% of people reading this who are confused. I did say it was not for everyone. In fact, I guess it was really just aimed at you (although clearly there are plenty of others who would be able to get it).Having said that, I like the new chant (not that I can see a great deal of use for it here). | ||
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| by Olly Olly - Wed 7th Mar 2007, 10:16pm | ||
RTT said: Sorry, no. I was originally going to use the word "masters" instead of "leaders", but decided the latter sounded better in relation to the bumps. Oh that's just silly. Apologies to the 99% of people reading this who are confused. I prefer 'King Ming' as an answer anyway, and may chant it a few times now to reinforce that view. | ||
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| by RTT - Wed 7th Mar 2007, 10:06pm | ||
Neil T said: Is it 'King Ming'? (As in Ming Campbell, leader of the Lib Dems.) Sorry, no. I was originally going to use the word "masters" instead of "leaders", but decided the latter sounded better in relation to the bumps.If it isn't, it should be. | ||
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| by Neil T - Wed 7th Mar 2007, 10:03pm | ||
RTT said: A further hint to the previous one: Two years ago the clue would not have worked. Is it 'King Ming'? (As in Ming Campbell, leader of the Lib Dems.)If it isn't, it should be. | ||
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