That'll do.Matt Morrison wrote:Velvet could be a consideration for a middle name, I think that's about as close as I could get.Charlie Reams wrote:Apterous Morrison has a certain familiar quality.
I think you'll have to concede this one, David!Julie T wrote:Rubbish argument IMHO.Ryan Taylor wrote:David Williams wrote: If it had been the other way round, and Amazon had been supplying you the service but forgetting to charge you, how would you react if they realised and asked you for £150?
lolz. Item idea?Jon Corby wrote:I dunno, "French Letters attack" sounds pretty intriguing to me.Gavin Chipper wrote:and I'm not sure on what basis you'd decide that that French letters attack was any better
Phil Reynolds wrote:Hey Raccoon, I've made you a new trophy to replace the defective one the BBC gave you.
Can I borrow this line for some Apterous Prune dialogue?Martin Long wrote:My presence in this competition will give someone an easy victory!
Ha, that shows you the answers even if you haven't done the quiz? Mental. Fixed now.Michael Wallace wrote:Way to link to the answers you n00b.Charlie Reams wrote:Well, since my last quiz went down quite well...
Haha, missed that.Phil Reynolds wrote: "She washed his feet, didn't she?"
"Mmm... but did she stay for the meal?"
Actually two counts of successful murder, since she said "electrocuted".Andy Wilson wrote:Quality cut to awkward frowny smile there when Olwyn admitted to two counts of attempted murder.
No reply? Who'd've thought.Phil Reynolds wrote:No, you said the BBC had "got their facts wrong". They didn't.Lee Kelly wrote:ano but im just saying that it happened more recently than what they had said
Jon Corby wrote:I thought I was reading the wrong recap!
You're welcome.Tony Atkins wrote:And someone still needs to do the recap for December 13 and record the winner against S65 on the database.Rhys Benjamin wrote:Will I? Didn't we have this discussion a while back? I got the impression that it had been sorted out.James Robinson wrote:Rhys will be providing the first Hewer era recap later
Surely you only need as many as might reasonably run out at once?Julie T wrote: you have to buy double the amount you use so that you can keep some charged up ready
Agreed. Can anyone explain the appeal?Michael Wallace wrote: It's the main reason I don't make a habit of watching it - seeing people answering very specific questions about subjects I have no knowledge of is just a bit tedious.
For the same reason that it's called omelette when obviously a pancake is the relevant metaphor (you have to use everything up).Keith Bennett wrote:When I saw the thread title I thought the OP was going to ask why a variant called omelette has a fried egg as its icon.
Yep.Gavin Chipper wrote:I've heard that it's happened before as well.
Some people might suggest lots of things. Are you actually advocating this position?David Williams wrote:Some people might suggest that spending hundreds of hours practising rather goes against the spirit of Countdown.
Quite a nice one, got it in 1:10 but I think we're on a similar wavelength for a few of the niche aspects (without saying too much) so that's probably an underestimate of the difficulty.
Nice one. Got it in just under 1:30, but I put "volume units" or something for the beer sizes link, which I guess is not quite right.Phil Reynolds wrote:#1619Matt Morrison wrote:whack it up on Puzzgrid and I'd love to give it a go!
Indeed.James Robinson wrote:When you consider all the under-16 talent there has been on the show, that is really shocking.
And record unemployment. But you're right, mostly subtitling errors.Stewart Gordon wrote:And WALES today ... what has the world come to?
Hahaha! Windows XP, seriously?!?Matt Morrison wrote:
