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By:
positively4thsteet
When: 17 Nov 09 21:45
Evens is club SLB
(Even numbered letters of "is club". A bit sh.it this one as the sentence
didn't really make any sense aside from the cryptic bit)

"Polly" singers in ecstasy NIRVANA
(Another pretty cr.ap one. Polly was a song by NIrvana, and Nirvana means
ecstasy)

Soldier pulls loudly TOMMY TOES
(Soldier = Tommy, pulls = tows, loudly indicates that it sounds like "tows", though
not necessarily spelt that way)
By:
dk1986
When: 17 Nov 09 21:49
Aaah, they sound so simple when they're explained. I can see them easily now. :^0

Thanks again rob.

Was once a time when there were a few cryptic quizzes about, and one person got them with absolute ease it seemed. Either Andy Murray, liamcol or gleeman, or a quizzer rarely seen. Very impressive whoever it was.
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 17 Nov 09 21:50
As I said, I think Ken is v.good at them. As is sparky. And according to this thread, though I hadnt noticed before, so are Andy Murray and Paddy Mayne
By:
dk1986
When: 17 Nov 09 21:55
Ken Masters is very sharp. Not an eager quizzer though it would seem. In the first Pass It On quiz he picked up points quite well for not being online a lot (assume he comes on at work, while the PIO thread saw more action during the evenings).

And that's just reminded me of Parallel Flange Channels. :^0
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 17 Nov 09 22:00
that was my question dk!!! That really made me, and everyone else i think, laugh. He was in there like a flash, was a v.quick answerer, shame he doesn't bother with quizzes anymore. That first one to 100 quiz was great fun, I think people really enjoyed it thoughit took over some peoples lives for 10 days or so. The second one just didn't take off for some reason, I resurrected it at the weekend and still no interest.
By:
dk1986
When: 17 Nov 09 22:04
I love that he almost definitely knew it because of its rude connotation, rather than because he knows construction terms. I half-expected him to get it IIRC!! Excellent.
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 17 Nov 09 22:09
have we got the last one then?
By:
DublinSlim1
When: 18 Nov 09 10:04
Can someone explain 9 please?
And any clues on the missing one, quizmaster?
By:
Paddy Mayne
When: 18 Nov 09 10:07
I am struggling with 9 as well DS. Understand the 'found' for 'form' but cant make 'Study' fit for 'Con' :(
By:
PoolFC
When: 18 Nov 09 10:46
I can't get any of them. I didn't even get PoolFC :(
By:
Big Charlie
When: 18 Nov 09 11:05
Pool, you're not alone.

There was one in my name, I didn't get it either.
By:
jimmy69
When: 18 Nov 09 11:17
Join funds (POOL) for starting clubs first (FC)
By:
billy hill
When: 18 Nov 09 11:19
PaddyMayne - con = study (a meaning of the word con = to get to know, to study, especially by repetition), and Found = Form = (as in the verbs to found = to form)

for 30, I am trying to think if there is a forumite called BackOrLay or something similar.
can't think of any tictac for the odds equivalent of 2.59 or 1.58. is it around 13/8?
By:
Big Charlie
When: 18 Nov 09 11:20
13-8 is 2.625
By:
Big Charlie
When: 18 Nov 09 11:20
1.61 is 8-13
By:
PoolFC
When: 18 Nov 09 12:20
No, I meant I understood it once I saw the answer, but I'd never have got it myself
By:
Paddy Mayne
When: 18 Nov 09 12:29
billy hill 18 Nov 12:19
PaddyMayne - con = study (a meaning of the word con = to get to know, to study, especially by repetition), and Found = Form = (as in the verbs to found = to form)


Thanks billy.. I have never heard that definition before! Just looked it up, and to be fair it does say 'archaic' ! :D
By:
sparkmaster.
When: 18 Nov 09 12:30
Big Char Lie
Fat Maid Story

Not the best of a generally impressive bunch,
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 18 Nov 09 17:54
30 = 2:59 or 12:58

I will post the answer before 10pm tonight. No doubt to a chorus of boos, though I thought it was a good one. Not Guardian/Independent/Times class imo, but there you go.
By:
punterfleecer
When: 18 Nov 09 18:00
30. is timeform
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 18 Nov 09 18:03
no it isn't
By:
redbag
When: 18 Nov 09 18:04
sevenone
By:
Journeyman
When: 18 Nov 09 18:11
Is 30 maybe DStyle?

as in 'Digital style'?
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 18 Nov 09 18:12
no no
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 18 Nov 09 18:15
30 2.59 or 1.58

off out now, so here is the answer:

2.59 equals one to three. how do you get from one to three? treble
12.58 equals two to one, which of course is treble your money.

So the answer is..... TREBLE
By:
jimmy69
When: 18 Nov 09 18:16
ffs
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 18 Nov 09 18:17
:)
By:
redbag
When: 18 Nov 09 18:18
positively4thsteet 18 Nov 19:15


30 2.59 or 1.58

off out now, so here is the answer:

2.59 equals one to three. how do you get from one to three? treble
12.58 equals two to one, which of course is treble your money.

So the answer is..... TREBLE

THATS THREE DAYS OF MY LIFE I,LL NEVER GET BACK :(
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 18 Nov 09 18:19
16 NOV 23:30 post by the way I did correct the clue - it is 12:58 not 1:58 as I just posted, I copied from too early in the thread :(
.
By:
DDuck
When: 18 Nov 09 18:20
would have been a struggle even with the odds as the clue
By:
billy hill
When: 18 Nov 09 18:45
there were decimal points the first clue, and colons the final time
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