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NEPOTISM as an alternative

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I had SENSORIAL - one of Craig Beevers' words I think

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Its the last day for forumites to have a stab at this quiz. This has been the most disappointing quiz so far (in terms of people who have attempted it)

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So if you want to have a go, please do it quickly as answers will be revealed tomorrow.

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GEOMETRICAL PENETRATION You're right Joseph he only has one thing on his mind :D I knew it! :lol: There was always a tiny bit of ABNORMALITY with JaCu :lol: ;). Very funny Joseph :lol: . Well done, you have solved the last one which does not relate to my persona whatsoever :D Here are the full clas...

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Gevin-Gavin wrote:
Rich Priest wrote:I had a fantastic time
I tend to find people say that when they haven't won. Congratulations David.

Thats very presumptuous Gevin

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dinos_the_chemist wrote: BALMYRATION. I'll take a wild stab at AMBILANTORY?

Computer says NO!!!

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PENETRATION You're right Joseph he only has one thing on his mind :D :lol: . Actually, I have a GCSE business studies exam coming up and PENETRATION pricing is business terminology I need to familiarise myself with. Therefore, that is why I have added it and not due to some of my "warped"...

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Post spoilers here. Just 4 days until the start of the quarter finals

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If they are not solved by tomorrow afternoon, I will have to lift the quota ban which means Dinos has the chance to be the show pony :lol: Its officially Sunday afternoon, am I allowed out of the stables yet? I'll start at a trot before galloping off and solving them all. FINGERPRINT VOLUNTEERED I ...

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Well done Joseph

. Your five attempts are correct.

Keep them coming people - except those who have done 5 already

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I didn't Jason :D . I finished number 9 seed in the series but I was invited back to the finals as a reserve player. Hence, if someone couldn't make it to the finals on the day in Leeds, I would replace them and play. So you'll have to wait and see if I got the chance to play :) So basically you sp...

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Come on people

. Some of these are quite simple and yet they still remain unsolved. If they are not solved by tomorrow afternoon, I will have to lift the quota ban which means Dinos has the chance to be the show pony

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I didn't Jason

. I finished number 9 seed in the series but I was invited back to the finals as a reserve player. Hence, if someone couldn't make it to the finals on the day in Leeds, I would replace them and play. So you'll have to wait and see if I got the chance to play

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Joseph Bolas wrote: Besides, there have been no signs of FOREPLAY yet .

I think Mr. O' Donnell has other ideas

. Don't worry Joseph I knew you were only messing

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Bastard :x Those were three of my five, gotta get another three now! Edit: But we did both spot BISEXUALITY ;) Fancy a bum? :lol: I think JaCu is trying to tell us something David. Words that have appeared in previous alphabets, have included BAREBACK and HARDCORE :lol:. Leave me alone Joseph cos I...

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HAUGHTINESS

This is incorrect. Double check it please David

. Dinos has provided the correct answer though

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dinos_the_chemist wrote:Also you do know hyperconundrums are 12 letters long right? Or is it that you're just not as good at making them as me

No I didn't know actually

. Oh well, I guess your the better hyperconundrum quizmaster than I am

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Likewise, Happy bday Kirk

. I hope I live as long as you do

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I thought I would do one of these beasts for a change. Here are 23 eleven letter words for the forum to solve :D . Apologies if these have been done before on the forum or have been done at a Countdown competition. There are no anagrams for the letters X,Y and Z . N.B. As soon as this alphabet is fi...

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Howard Somerset wrote: I'm quite sure everyone else left it for me, cos I've never got one before.

You're much too modest Howard

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Well done DOD and Howard. I think thats all of them. I am amazed that no-one got AFTERNOON as I thought that was unbelievably easy

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But well done Howard you have put the other forumites to shame

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Happy b'day Joseph

From JaCu

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Richard Brittain wrote: Thanks for providing us with a constant stream of conundrums and puzzles, JaCu.

Anytime Richard

. It sure beats GCSE revision anyday

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Well done everyone

. I told you they were easy

. I think there are two left to find which are;

17. CATCHFOLE
18. TANNERFOO

One is unbelievably easy!

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Anybody else thinking of having a go at the latest quiz? Answers will be revealed on Tuesday so if you want to have a go, I advise you to hurry

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Ben Pugh wrote:
6. TONICRAZE, NARCOTIZE, I think that came up when you were on the show

It sure did Ben

. Shame I only saw CREATION in that particular round

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All good so far Ben and Michael

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This, of course, assumes that all of the top eight seeds were able to make the finals.

Hmmm...

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I've heard Carol tell that one as well. In short, the woman wants breast enhancement surgery but when she goes to the doctor she can only afford the cheap inflatable version. The doctor tells her simply to flap her arms to inflate her breasts at any time. That evening she decides to try them out. S...

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Here is another one of my notorious conundrum alphabets. My apologies if these conundrums have either; been repeated in this forum, shown on TV or are too easy (as I know for a fact that some of these conundrums have been on TV and been repeated) After a lot of stick from some unruly forumites, I ha...

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It was something like this but probably not exact. A woman went to her doctor's saying she wanted bigger breasts so she could get a man. The doctor said that when you see a man you like, flap your arms like a chicken and your boobs will inflate! So everytime she saw a gorgeous guy she would flap her...

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Connie finished today's episode showing her gurning face with which she hopes to wow all at the next gurning championships. What a star she was today and it made for great viewing. This shouldn't detract from Johnathan's inching it ever more closely to octochampdom - well done, sir! I was in the au...

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DaveC wrote:R13 UNIFACE

I told Jonathan he missed TUNICAE in that round

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Howard Somerset wrote:ok, Jason, what was the joke that Carol told the audience before the programme?

I can't remember the exact details

. It was something about chickens flapping their wings when they were getting broody

. It wasn't that good to be honest.

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1. David O'Donnell (8 wins, 880 points) 2. Michael MacDonald-Cooper (8 wins, 780 points) 3. Tim Reypert (8 wins, 773 points) 4. Barry Smith (7 wins, 648 points) 5. Richard Priest (6 wins, 697 points) 6. Peter Davies (6 wins, 642 points) 7. Ben Hanks (6 wins, 580 points) 8. Jason Cullen (4 wins, 421...

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Joseph Bolas wrote: 01. I (Although it should've been Escala)

I agree Joseph

. The blonde one was faf

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Howard Somerset wrote: Thanks for the continued entertainment.

No problem Howard. I'm glad your enjoying them as much as I like constructing them

. Did I just say that?

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Ginger Jono wrote:
jasoncullen wrote:Again, I apologise profusely for my disgraceful actions

I didn't think it was that shocking either

. But I'm not the boss.

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Corby wrote:
Gevin-Gavin wrote:Some of the words on here! What the fuck is a "demijohn"?!
A type of bottle, especially used in winemaking. Pretty common I'd have said.

I thought so too Corby

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Ben Wilson wrote: Oh, and 'Strip Countdown' is out right from the start. :p

I'm guessing the clue is in the title

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David O'Donnell wrote: PS I don't think I am spoiling anything when I tell you all that I got beat by Jason Cullen

Better you know it David

. It was a defo fluke. I had a great game that game

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Joseph Bolas wrote:
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Joseph Bolas wrote:Sounds like you all had a fun tims. I look forward to the finals and hope for some good matches .
You won't be disappointed Joseph
I doubt I shall be . I hope you got to play in the end .

Time will tell...

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I think thats a wrap

. The latest offerings from Joseph, Jono and David are all correct. Well done everyone who took part

. Another TTT alphabet will be coming soon

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dinos_the_chemist wrote:Did you say you were in the audience for this game Jason?

That's right Dinos

. I played against Jonathan from the audience and would have beat him comfortably in this game.

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11. What name was the most popular name given to baby girls in England and Wales in 2007?
K. Emily
Q. Catherine
S. Louise
T. Grace

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Joseph Bolas wrote:Win or lose, JaCu is now out of the seed list after 105 games, still quite a record though .

It was inevitable that I would be knocked off

. A player of Johnathon's quality does not score less than 42 points

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Oops I'm in big trouble :oops: . I guess I should of cleared it with the site admins before posting them. Many apologies from me to Ben and Charlie and I will move all my edited post quiz questions to the "Off-Topic" section of the forum promptly and then delete them if you wish. Again, I ...

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Its not looking good for me

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DUALISE

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Corby wrote:You do realise we can just click your name and see all your posts, don't you?

But no-one is going to cheat this way are they....Corby?

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I'm proud to introduce the latest of a long line of quizzes I have constructed for the mutual entertainment of the forum. The latest quiz offering is probably the easiest one yet called " Treasure Trivia " :? . The aim of the game is not only to give answers to a set number of questions bu...

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Well done to Michael, Richard and Jono

. They are all correct

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This new quiz phenomenon will be released this evening

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Please follow ALL the instructions given very carefully

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Another great contribution Ben

. Both are correct

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There are a whopping 52 eight letter anagrams with no clues unfortunately (it would take me forever!) with 2 anagrams for each letter of the alphabet. Teatime teasers? Where are the clues? yes, unfortunately Gevin I couldn't be bothered doing clues to all 52 words because it took me hours just to p...

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Dinos' and Richard's words are both valid

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Joseph's and Ben's attempts are correct. By the way, number 47 is CASEWORK

. Keep 'em comin' guys

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