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Here's a quickie that you might like - not mine, I should add, but a classic I encountered on the web many years ago:

Which two signs are always found together in libraries?

Good luck.

Exit and entrance, on a revolving door?

Adam Dexter wrote:Exit and entrance, on a revolving door?

But why a library? Must involve books somehow, like the title of a book or something, like STOP and START are always in the same dictionary or something.

Well I was guessing ever so slightly! Trying to think laterally for a change!

Nice one Chris, not one I've heard before, so I'm pleased with myself for working this one out:
Aries and Libra. <---- Answer written in white, to avoid spoiling it for anyone else, highlight it to read.
Someone else can add the explanation.

Fiction and non-fiction

Chris Philpot wrote:Here's a quickie that you might like - not mine, I should add, but a classic I encountered on the web many years ago:

Which two signs are always found together in libraries?

Good luck.

A dirty look from the librarian and a swift kick up the arse?

Ian Volante wrote:

Chris Philpot wrote:Here's a quickie that you might like - not mine, I should add, but a classic I encountered on the web many years ago:

Which two signs are always found together in libraries?

Good luck.

A dirty look from the librarian and a swift kick up the arse?

Ian Volante and Britain's Top 10 Most Wanted.

Kai Laddiman wrote:

Ian Volante wrote:

Chris Philpot wrote:Here's a quickie that you might like - not mine, I should add, but a classic I encountered on the web many years ago:

Which two signs are always found together in libraries?

Good luck.

A dirty look from the librarian and a swift kick up the arse?

Ian Volante and Britain's Top 10 Most Wanted.

Cheeky sod

Neil Zussman wrote:Nice one Chris, not one I've heard before, so I'm pleased with myself for working this one out:
Aries and Libra. <---- Answer written in white, to avoid spoiling it for anyone else, highlight it to read.
Someone else can add the explanation.

Zodiac<--- This is why.

I love it

Yep, that's the one. I will say no more and leave the answer concealed within the white text so that anyone who still wants to have a go isn't confronted by the answer as they scroll down.

Great work, guys.

My pedantic side wishes to complain about this solution, but I'm currently restraining it...

Because they aren't together, so much as combined?

Chris Philpot wrote:Because they aren't together, so much as combined?

Aye, a cheap trick. I feel demeaned.

You must hate it when Paul Zenon is on.

Michael Wallace wrote:You must hate it when Paul Zenon is on.

I've only ever seen him on two episodes, so I'm coping okay thus far!