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Sounds like Griff, on the phone, almost!
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Hey! Snowdog!
You don't happen to authour crypic - crosswords for a famous national Newspaper do you? 

Your's are always the mind-benders...


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I think I've worked it out...

Gryphon ?


Ok, try this one :-


Sounds like a tall story some people tell.
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Gentle Giant??

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Nope...

If clues are required give a shout.
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Krusty's is hard!  A hint, please.

 You haven't yet even tried this:
"No, sir, these people are not my traveling mates."
(This must be approached semantically, not at the words themselves - and it is easy!)
OK, another hint: the band's name is also Patricia Highsmith's novel.
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I have a new for you. Again some literary stuff: Orwell's 1984 has a certain word for the 'language'
used in the novel's society. That word is my clue for a band.
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^ Well your's is STRANGERS ON A TRAIN which was very hard
But your clue completely gave it away

A clue for mine could be...

The literal answer to my question "sounds like" a band in the RIO section.



 
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Originally posted by krusty krusty wrote:

^ Well your's is STRANGERS ON A TRAIN which was very hard  -WAS IT?
But your clue completely gave it away    -

A clue for mine ("Sounds like a tall story some people tell.") could be...

The literal answer to my question "sounds like" a band in the RIO section.


 


Reading the RIO band list bewildered me even more. If it's NEWS FROM BABEL your clue is twisted indeed!
(tall story = the tower of Babel; some people = Bible-readers, Christians) But in that case why "sounds like"...

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Nope, not News From Babel. I can see your logic though.

The "Sounds Like" bit is Very important... When people lie, you could say "they are telling a tall _____"
(another word for story)

Well that word sounds like but is not spelt the same as the final answer.
(are you even more confused now?)
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TAAL?
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^yep, we have a winner
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Here's one for a band...

the exact amount then nothing
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Absolute zero (???)
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I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Absolute zero (???)


You have got to be right! 

Hat Man, do you have a clue? 
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Nothing ventured, nothing gained, but better safe than sorry.
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No. Go ahead and give one yourself
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Okay, this should be pretty easy....

Jolly chap 
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Absolute zero (???)

Absolutely correct!

Here's another band name...

Mad about Adam's beginning



Edited by T.Rox
"Without prog, life would be a mistake."



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T.Rox's clue seems totally ignored (I can't get it either!), as well as this one by me:

Orwell's 1984 has a certain word for the way the powers use language.
That word is my clue for a band. (Easy for those who remember the novel well!)

And a new one: - "Should we have a car?" - "A van would be handy."

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Points: 7003 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 30 2005 at 10:09
Originally posted by Matti Matti wrote:

And a new one: - "Should we have a car?" - "A van would be handy."

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I've got my doubts about how much to contribute
to the already rich among us...'

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