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I don't know what's worse.....the fact you admit to being a Daily Star 'reader' or the fact it took you all day to get two of them
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It's better than being a snob.
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Used to be a Sun reader until, like most people in Liverpool, boycotting it after the Hillsborough tragedy.
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I told you it was difficult. Everyone on Chit Chat has been sweating over this overnight and nobody can solve it.
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Not blowing my own trumpet or anything but I think I might have it...
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Have you tried the clinic? Don't blow any more trumpets until you're sure that you are clear.
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I think I have it as well, but the second word I'm not sure about, though I do have an answer for it.
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Tor please put us out of our misery. I'm struggling with more than 2.
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Okay, I'll give you all a clue. The 7 initial letters spell the word LAPWING.
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What goes through your mind when you pick up the Daily Star? I bet you rush to the shops in anticipation each morning wondering if your favourite page 3 girl has her t1ts splashed out today, 13 years of compulsory education wasted
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11 years.
I look at the tits first, then the sport, then the puzzles. Don't bother much with the rest, unless there's more tits somewhere. |
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And there's no need to be nasty just because you're stumped by a Daily Star puzzle.
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FRONT (LOUNGE) SUIT
SHEET (ANCHOR) CHAIN FRENCH (PLASTER) CAST DUMB (WAITER) SERVICE PIG (IRON) MAN EVEN (NUMBER) PLATE GAS (GIANT) KILLER |
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The reason I took so long to get it was because I mistakenly thought the answer to number three was OPEN and the seven-letter word was going to be SNOWING.
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gas giant?
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The reason why nobody answered it, is because it's an insult to our intelligence
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Yep, as in Saturn etc.
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I beg to differ, Acquiesce. If you care to read the thread you will see otherwise. If you knew the answer you would have answered, it's in your nature.
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Compared to you, Acquiesce, I'm like a walking, talking, Stephen Hawking.
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I also thought it was SNOWING with Front (Space) Suit, Sheet (Newspaper) Chain and French (Open) Cast. Ah well..
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NEWSPAPER is a great shout, FM. I never thought of that one.
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In all honesty I had never heard of a sheet anchor, my wife got that one.
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Me neither, but I see it's right. Newspaper I was least happy with in mine but I was pretty sure French was Open, plaster never occurred
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Well done the Daily Star then, you had chit chats finest completely stumped
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