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*Please read all the instructions carefully before attempting this quiz* Hello again! I just thought I would put together another quiz for the entertainment of the forum which is called "Alphabet Quiz". My apology for the delay as this was supposed to be posted last week :) ! The aim of th...

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Joseph Bolas wrote: Ben and Dinos have posted some answers up above .

How on earth did I not see them?! Never mind lol

. They are all correct Dinos so you can remove the ones the forum have solved now

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Gevin-Gavin wrote:
jasoncullen wrote:37 to go now. DEADLOCK is okay
Only okay?

37 to go now. DEADLOCK is brilliant Gevin

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37 to go now. DEADLOCK is okay

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dinos_the_chemist wrote:In that last round I would have erroneously had a try at HOMELIFE. Oh well its not in!

DOD had the same as you Dinos but he was wrong too

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Joseph Bolas wrote:
jasoncullen wrote:EGOSURF
You've used EGOSURFED in a conundrum alphabet .

Indeed I did

. Thats probably why I found it easy to spot

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EGOSURF

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I spotted AMYLASE in the green room

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dinos_the_chemist wrote:The best bit is that I solved it just before you stressed how hard it was and that no one would get it lol!

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There must have been literally seconds in it because it was ironic that you got it just before I was about to "big-it-up" by saying how difficult it was

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Joseph Bolas wrote: You know now to make then even harder next time

I'll try not to disappoint next time Joseph

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dinos_the_chemist wrote:Its easier when you know the prospective letters they can start with

The last one's not NEONATOLOGIST is it?

Aargh! i thought no one would got that! NEONATOLOGIST is absolutely fabulous Dinos

. Very well done mate

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Which leaves N

6. OTOASINGLETON

I knew this would be my most difficult one and it is quite obscure

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The numbers haven't been too nice today

. On paper they look very gettable but in reality they were quite difficult

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Great stuff Dinos

. Really impressed with them

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All good Joseph

. Just another 38 to go

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Which leaves L M N

6. OTOASINGLETON
9. HISPLANNEDROW
22.BARTIIEASYLUM

Good luck with these

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Here is another teatime teaser alphabet for the pleasure of the forum :? . There are a whopping 46 eight letter anagrams with no clues unfortunately (it would take me forever!) with 2 anagrams for each letter of the alphabet - except for letters X,Y and Z. Please restrict yourselves to doing no more...

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yes TROUBLEMAKING is fine

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Excellent so far

. I think two of these 4 are fairly solvable but the other two are a bit more obscure

The quota ban has been lifted now

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Not sure whether I can make it now that Bolton are playing at home on this day

.

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Not really thought about these yet, but thought you deserved congratulation for some innovative scrambles. I particularly like AHORRIBLEPIG. Cheers Charlie :D . Not only do they take me a long time to think of but the time it takes me to scramble them using real words is also very time consuming. B...

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Great stuff so far. Contributions by Ben, Jono and Dinos and Joseph are all correct so far

. Keep them coming people

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Its been edited Joseph. Cheers for pointing it out

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Here is the third offering of my "elongated" conundrum alphabets. There are 23 thirteen letter word anagrams for the forum to solve. There is no anagrams for the letters X,Y and Z . N.B. Remember to do no more than 6 anagrams as this is a team effort ;) 1. OROBCUNTFLAME 2. TRUFFLESONGES 3....

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The answer to the last one...
NAGEROTICISM

is GASTROCNEMII (pl. of the leg muscle Gastrocnemius)

The next 13 letter alphabet will be revealed very shortly

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I got INDIGO

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This is proving to be a difficult one to crack

NAGEROTICISM

Clue 3 ; this muscle appears in the leg

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Julian wrote: and with TZARINA, which I still missed even though Jason had told us all it was going to come up! (please don't do that again though Jason, or anyone else...)

I am sorry Julian

. It wont happen again

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Joseph Bolas wrote: IMO I thought it was an easy one .

Well all the other contestants in the green room did not get GARIBALDI but ironically the comedian who warms up the crowd was talking about GARIBALDI biscuits before this game begun. I should of seen it coming really

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My uncle got GARIBALDI in the audience but Benji stole his moment of glory

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by jasoncullen on Mon Jun 09, 2008 2:46 pm
TSARINA? Watch out for this word in the near future - but slightly different

My bad everyone

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Like in my 4th heat game, IODINES has come up and has been accepted by Susie but it is not allowed by CountMax

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Post spoilers here

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In one of my games, IODINES was accepted but not by CountMax. Also TREASONS isn't accepted by CountMax

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dinos_the_chemist wrote:Thats over an eighth of all the posts!

Only you would figure out that statistic Dinos

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Joseph Bolas wrote:
jasoncullen wrote:Did anyone spot BOREHOLE in the earlier rounds? Only one quarter finallist got this in the green room. No guessing who
I would say David, but I could be wrong

No you're not wrong Joseph it was David

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Did anyone spot BOREHOLE in the earlier rounds? Only one quarter finallist got this in the green room. No guessing who

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EDIT: Don't they normally show who is the 8 seeds?

They said they would but they have edited it out for some reason

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I got TALIPOTS in the studio which is an equaller

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Kate Horton had GRACIOUS as well. Well done to her

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Yes well done Joseph

. Your constant contribution to the forum (especially my quizzes and alphabets) should be commended

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The countdown is on for the most anticipated matches of the year so far...the series 58 Countdown finals. One day to go now

. Post spoilers here

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Clue 1 - it ends in two vowels
Clue 2 - it is the pluralised version of the name of a muscle

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Have a great 21st b'day Benji. I wonder what colour hair you'll have when you get smashed on the town to celebrate

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My next quiz will be posted at the end of the week under the name "Alphabet Quiz". Also, does anyone have any quiz format suggestions because I'm running out of ideas?

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All good so far. Just one to find which is very, very difficult IMO. I'm going to give the forum 2 clues

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David O'Donnell wrote:WASTEFULNESS
UNPROFITABLE and FLOODLIGHTED?(ok,that one is dodgy)

All correct David - even the dodgy one

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Here are the full classified answers for the latest quiz "Treasure Trivia". Unsurprisingly, this has been the worst quiz I have made (based on the level of attempts) but it is fully understandable as I probably couldn't be arsed doing a quiz which involves looking for questions let alone a...

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Better get this deleted before Corby sees it or young Mr Cullen will be getting that long threatened kicking! :shock: Already seen it mate, decided not to comment. Why can't some people just STFU? On another note, we were one letter away from NAARTJIES in one round today :) Sorry Corby I forgot how...

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Jason, a selection of answers to your current hyperconundrum alphabet are given directly below this paragraph. I hope I have made my intentions sufficiently clear AROMATHERAPY RHEUMATOLOGY (sp?) MADEMOISELLE SUBSEQUENTLY TESTOSTERONE Your intentions are very clear Paul. This is you trying to take t...

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Ginger Jono wrote:Whoops. That came across a bit mean. Sorry

Its alright Jono

. You do make a fair point but its not what you say, its how you say it. Its water under the bridge now

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Ginger Jono wrote:Why do you embolden shit? I can actually read. It's really fucking patronising.

It makes it easier I suppose for me to emphasise the points I am making. Its not intended to "fucking patronise" at all and I'm sorry if it has caused offense to anyone.

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This has been the most disappointing quiz so far (in terms of people who have attempted it) :cry: . You shouldn't be surprised at this though, Jason. It was a nice try to do something different, but frankly I couldn't even be arsed looking for the questions, never mind answering them. You've got to...

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Ben Pugh wrote:
jasoncullen wrote:I had SENSORIAL - one of Craig Beevers' words I think
You're thinking of CENSORIAL.

Oh right! But SENSORIAL is still fine though

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All good so far

. Well done to Ben and Joseph

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Here is the first proper hyperconundrum by myself for forumites to get their teeth stuck into :D . There are 23 twelve letter conundrums to solve and apologies if these have been done by anyone before. There is no conundrum for X, Y and Z - for obvious reasons :) N.B. Forumites are only permitted to...

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I did; 10 x 2 = 20 + 3 = 23 + 25 + 100 = 148

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If they weren't capitalised you could have MONDAY and SUNDAY

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TSARINA? Watch out for this word in the near future - but slightly different

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Joseph Bolas wrote:1st Numbers Alt: ((50 - 6) x 4) - 5

I did it the same way Joseph

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