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^Alleycat^ like anagrams?? follow me >>>>> Posted Jan 28, 2004
erm... the page is about a mile long now!!
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^Alleycat^ like anagrams?? follow me >>>>> Posted Jan 28, 2004
No the problem is sorted now as we've moved over the page...
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Artisan Posted Jan 28, 2004
What do George Michael and a pair of wellington boots have in common..?
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Rudest Elf Posted Jan 28, 2004
Of course it's a clue, silly! But you raise a good point; should there be a limit to the number of letters....the permutations are mind boggling (hyphenated?) beyond eleven or twelve - 'depend on sense' is just thirteen...A crossword type clue (2 words (7/6) for example) might help, though I have my doubts.
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Artisan Posted Jan 28, 2004
Elf a more substantial clue would not go amiss for (depend on sense) or even (peurile bans) because if they dont move quickly I will be forced to ask you to reveal and post another setting.I'm not being akward either believe me! Tonight due to circumstances beyond my control a thread was duplicated..if posts to new threads are made then it will disappear..so repost or better clue..your choice Elf..?
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Artisan Posted Jan 28, 2004
Yes you have a very valid point..maybe on this selection because of the time consumed with solving then we SHOULD consider posting a crossword type clue as per your example.
Alley are you in favour?
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Artisan Posted Jan 28, 2004
They both get sucked off in a bog.
Alley do you know if theres any means of deleting threads once they are initiated?
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Artisan Posted Jan 28, 2004
Hello....Alley..?
Elf that should speed things up and Alleycat & Elf my people selection is (t,3,5)
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^Alleycat^ like anagrams?? follow me >>>>> Posted Jan 28, 2004
just seen the title 
... i'm here the crossword clue seems acceptable to me might have saved us some time, we wont really know that till it gets going again... wont be here long now tho... what happened to the joke i'm still waiting for the answer!
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Rudest Elf Posted Jan 28, 2004
I'm delighted to hear that your people selection is (5/3/5) Bravo! 
wos it mean?
wonkykeyboarditis
^Alleycat^ like anagrams?? follow me >>>>> Posted Jan 28, 2004
I've found the joke.... good one
wonkykeyboarditis
^Alleycat^ like anagrams?? follow me >>>>> Posted Jan 28, 2004
Is there a full moon tonight? something seems to be making us a little on the barking side... 
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Artisan Posted Jan 28, 2004
Yeah I know how you feel..wont be here much longer myself..in fact 10 minutes might be my whack..I'm knackered..I'll have a wee shifty at all the words before I retire though...
Elf no wonder it proved difficult........'s for 
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wonkykeyboarditis
Artisan Posted Jan 28, 2004
Oh hes a nasty man...!
What do you mean by what does it mean...who's being 
now..
yawn
^Alleycat^ like anagrams?? follow me >>>>> Posted Jan 28, 2004
Sole, have you not seen the People thread yet? it's sort of lost for the minute but if you click on other conversations you will see it..
Right this is my last message, I need sleep, nite nite all 
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