Fact: Both of those anagrams have either been used or considered for COLIN nametags.Phil Reynolds wrote:Fact: Kirk Bevins is an anagram of Kevin Brisk.Charlie Reams wrote:Fact: Kirk Bevins is a legend.
(Kinki verbs sounds better but involves an unpardonable misspelling.)
At least two of those are the sole content of the Daily Express, mate. Which is no less shit.Jon Corby wrote:Good, because you wouldn't get it from the Daily Mail (unless you were after some outlandish reaction to Muslims/Immigrants/Maddie/Diana/Baby P etc etc)Kirk Bevins wrote:No information required thanks.
AND played under Final Dwestination rules to boot.Not even today? :pKai Laddiman wrote:I never get as far as the conundrum on the duel because my computer is so spassyBen Wilson wrote:Seconded, that has annoyed me in the past, so cheers Charlie.
Seconded, that has annoyed me in the past, so cheers Charlie.Gavin Chipper wrote:CheersCharlie Reams wrote:+TodoGavin Chipper wrote:Is there any way it could be changed so that if you get a conundrum wrong in the duel it could just end the round without the time running out?
My condolences to his friends and family. I would suggest Len Goodman off of Strictly come dancing, but the 'how long is your word' joke would get older faster than Jo Brand's fake words did.D'oh, knew I'd forgotten something- I'll be the short bald one with glasses.David O'Donnell wrote:Nothing wrong with being short and bald!
Simply quote this post and say 'put my name down for COLIN 2009 please'.Kai Laddiman wrote:Can I just ask (like a complete idiot) how do you enter these tournaments? I would quite like to do one, maybe Lincoln.
Where do you start? :pKai Laddiman wrote:No.
Who is the weirdest person on this forum?
This happens rather a lot with Uncyclopedia (though at least my 'Here Be Dragons' page has been spared for the time being).Martin Bishop wrote:Meanwhile, the Carol Vorderman article has been deleted ten times, for being absolute rubbish.
Not read the Countdown calendar recently, have you?Gavin Chipper wrote:Speaking of conundrums, I've heard it said that "real life" conundrums are never plurals that end in just -S. Is that the only limitation? Would one that adds -ES to make a plural ever come up?
Yep, sounds familiar, just off the roundabout on the A46 bypass if memory serves me correctly. Not a bad place.Jeff Clayton wrote:There's a Premier Inn and adjoining watering hole a short distance down the road? On the A46 heading towards Newark?
Can Neb clarify?
and one where I thought 16*7=84), I say this: challenge extended, Bentley!When compiling the MGS range, how could we forget this example of sheer awesomeness- http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=oCgeHDFIFLY ?Joseph Bolas wrote:And also just to add to the MGS range, MGS2 Intro
And still Prune manages to find a way to screw it up.Howard Somerset wrote:I have seen easier than that. For example, target 101, when 100 and 1 are both in the selection.
Twice in the same week I've missed PACEMAKER, going for CAPEMAKER (!!!!) on one occasion and PEACEMAKER on the otherJoseph Bolas wrote:Just had a 9-rounder where the conundrum was HORSESHIT, but after 15.6 seconds, I guessed SHORESHIT
The fact that he like Lynam is an evil football person and they all think and act alike?Jon Corby wrote:Based on...?Joseph Bolas wrote:It was my guess at how long Jeff would keep the job for, before he packed it in, if he was the new host.
Beat me to it.Jon O'Neill wrote:The answer to your question is Jim Bentley.
I always used to subvert this by watching where Carol put her hand and choosing from the other box.dan j wrote:1. When the letters are picked, I hate how she puts her hand over the consonant or vowel section, pressuring the player into picking the type of letter SHE wants.
Just as long as he begins his first term...John Douglas wrote:Who was it that said "Americans always do the right thing in the end, after trying everything else first"?
I wonder what the odds are on Obama's being assassinated before completing his first term?
That's not an entirely useless piece of information...Kai Laddiman wrote:I noticed that each word has 1 more letter than the one above it.
And hurry up about it, would you?Conor wrote:I'm interested.
