Pass the time?

[Bob De Caux]

FAG CODE.

Ah, Dogface! That'll be Sophie Reade then (I really shouldn't know this ) One to follow.

[Jon Corby]

FAG CODE.

Ah, Dogface! That'll be Sophie Reade then (I really shouldn't know this ) One to follow.

Correct! I didn't see, but I'll assume you were first since Marc's post showing the correct answer has been edited after yours.

[Marc Meakin]

FAG CODE.

Ah, Dogface! That'll be Sophie Reade then (I really shouldn't know this ) One to follow.

Correct! I didn't see, but I'll assume you were first since Marc's post showing the correct answer has been edited after yours.

I edited mine because I thought DOGFACE was a seperate anagram so I put Sophie Reade? Before I read your post properly

[Derek Hazell]

To be fair, even I got the answer after that last clue*, having never even watched Big Brother, and was just typing it in a fancy way when Marc's popped up.

*but then I do have a dog face.

[Jon Corby]

I edited mine because I thought DOGFACE was a seperate anagram so I put Sophie Reade? Before I read your post properly

Ah, okay. Well the answer to yours is SAWBAN DAM.

[Derek Hazell]

I edited mine because I thought DOGFACE was a seperate anagram so I put Sophie Reade? Before I read your post properly

Ah, okay. Well the answer to yours is SAWBAN DAM.

Not SAWDAN DAM then?

[Jon Corby]

I edited mine because I thought DOGFACE was a seperate anagram so I put Sophie Reade? Before I read your post properly

Ah, okay. Well the answer to yours is SAWBAN DAM.

Not SAWDAN DAM then?

No.

Next one: CARAMEL CENTRE

[Marc Meakin]

Carmen Electra

Here's mine: ATTACK HARELIP RIG

[Derek Hazell]

Here's mine: ATTACK HARELIP RIG

kloop lees

[Sue Sanders]

Here's mine: ATTACK HARELIP RIG

kloop lees

a kneesy one

[Marc Meakin]

Here's mine: ATTACK HARELIP RIG

kloop lees

Big clue from the last solved name

[Derek Hazell]

Here's mine: ATTACK HARELIP RIG

kloop lees

Big clue from the last solved name

Ohh very clever! Carmen Electra's real name "Tara Leigh Patrick"

Here's mine: I HAD PISS PRANK HO

[James Robinson]

Here's mine: I HAD PISS PRANK HO

That would be the comedienne SHAPPI KHORSANDI.

Here's a tricky little one: I SEND A BANGER BRA WA

[Alec Rivers]

Here's a tricky little one: I SEND A BANGER BRA WA

I dunno, but WANDERING ARAB BASE is a pretty cool anagram of it.

[James Robinson]

Here's a tricky little one: I SEND A BANGER BRA WA

I dunno, but WANDERING ARAB BASE is a pretty cool anagram of it.

That's quite good, Alec. I can find the anagrams easy, but I can't make the anagrams difficult.

[James Robinson]

Here's a tricky little one: I SEND A BANGER BRA WA

Well, it's been over a week and still no-one's got it.

Better give you a clue.

It featured on Pointless under the category Capital Cities Beginning With "B" and received 0 points, in other words a Pointless answer.

[Bob De Caux]

Ah, capital cities! Well I can do those.

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

Give me a few mins to come up with a new one

[Sue Sanders]

Bugger you, Bob - I'd got that, but was working on mine first!

[Bob De Caux]

Sorry Sue! Anyway:

DRIVE POTENTIAL CON

[Sue Sanders]

Sorry Sue! Anyway:

DRIVE POTENTIAL CON

I hope this isn't a footballer!

[Sue Sanders]

Victoria PENDLETON

Weeeeeeee!

Right, here's one I prepared earlier

HAVE THEM FROGS RAM ARSE

[Marc Meakin]

Victoria PENDLETON

Weeeeeeee!

Right, here's one I prepared earlier

HAVE THEM FROGS RAM ARSE

At last I have solved it.
It is Margrave of the marshes.
Very apPEELing.

A NAKED SOAKING

[Sue Sanders]

Ker - ching!!!!
I'd just logged on to provide a clue -so well done for the clueless solve.
(The title of John Peel's biography/autobiography if anyone's wondering)

[Marc Meakin]

Ker - ching!!!!
I'd just logged on to provide a clue -so well done for the clueless solve.
(The title of John Peel's biography/autobiography if anyone's wondering)

A very good read as I remember.

[Marc Meakin]

Victoria PENDLETON

Weeeeeeee!

Right, here's one I prepared earlier

HAVE THEM FROGS RAM ARSE

At last I have solved it.
It is Margrave of the marshes.
Very apPEELing.

A NAKED SOAKING

I have been wrestling with my conscience about revealing the answer.

[James Robinson]

Victoria PENDLETON

Weeeeeeee!

Right, here's one I prepared earlier

HAVE THEM FROGS RAM ARSE

At last I have solved it.
It is Margrave of the marshes.
Very apPEELing.

A NAKED SOAKING

I have been wrestling with my conscience about revealing the answer.

KENDO NAGASAKI

I've got one.

A KHAKI AIMS BUOY

[James Robinson]

A KHAKI AIMS BUOY

Well, it's been a week, so I'd better give you a clue.

Fleetwood Mac's Chain might help you with the answer.

[Marc Meakin]

Kamui Kobayashi the not so famous, Japanese formula 1 driver.

[Dinos Sfyris]

In the absence of a new puzzle I'll set one:

I CAN BLIND A WIZE GIT

[Derek Hazell]

I CAN BLIND A WIZE GIT

He's already got no teeth - cut him some slack!

[Marc Meakin]

In the absence of a new puzzle I'll set one:

I CAN BLIND A WIZE GIT

Saw the movie last night Law Abiding Citizen.

[James Robinson]

Since it's been over an hour, I'll start the next one off.

Y BE GONE GLAZER

I'm currently watching his most famous film, or will be when I get back.

It shouldn't take you lot too long.

[Marc Meakin]

Since it's been over an hour, I'll start the next one off.

Y BE GONE GLAZER

I'm currently watching his most famous film, or will be when I get back.

It shouldn't take you lot too long.

George Lazenby (worst Bond ever)
Snaffle Bro Jet
(already gave you a clue)

[Matt Bayfield]

Is it Jeff Albertson, recurring character in The Simpsons?

If so, then your next scramble is MAKING LIPS LIE.

[Marc Meakin]

Is it Jeff Albertson, recurring character in The Simpsons?

If so, then your next scramble is MAKING LIPS LIE.

I see my comic book guy reference worked then.

[Matt Bayfield]

Since no-one has offered an answer, a clue:

MAKING LIPS LIE unscrambles to give the name of a famous Irishman.

[Marc Meakin]

Since no-one has offered an answer, a clue:

MAKING LIPS LIE unscrambles to give the name of a famous Irishman.

Spike Milligan (although I think he became an Aussie before he died)

[Matt Bayfield]

Spike Milligan is correct, Marc, not that you really needed me to confirm that.

[Marc Meakin]

Here's one: Won half the New World's glory

[Liam Tiernan]

Since no-one has offered an answer, a clue:

MAKING LIPS LIE unscrambles to give the name of a famous Irishman.

Spike Milligan (although I think he became an Aussie before he died)

I'm pretty sure Milligan was English, of Irish descent. (what we used to call a "plastic Paddy")

[Matt Bayfield]

Here's one: Won half the New World's glory

This anagram has been sitting on my jotter for a week, and suddenly it's occurred to me: HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW.

New puzzle: KNIT HALF AN REAR. (Yes, I know the scramble makes no grammatical sense...)

[Alec Rivers]

New puzzle: KNIT HALF AN REAR. (Yes, I know the scramble makes no grammatical sense...)

ARETHA FRANKLIN

Next one: DECONTAMINATION ERASES DONS

[Alec Rivers]

Time to bump this, methinks. Clue: Footballer.

[Matt Bayfield]

Ah, in that case that'll be the famous erectile dysfunction sufferer Edison Arantes do Nascimento. I'd never have solved that without the clue; there were just too many letters to unscramble.

I'll think up a new scramble, and post it here later...

[Jon Corby]

Ah, in that case that'll be the famous erectile dysfunction sufferer Edison Arantes do Nascimento. I'd never have solved that without the clue; there were just too many letters to unscramble.

I'll think up a new scramble, and post it here later...

I'll steal the point by correcting it to Edson, not Edison

[Marc Meakin]

Ah, in that case that'll be the famous erectile dysfunction sufferer Edison Arantes do Nascimento. I'd never have solved that without the clue; there were just too many letters to unscramble.

I'll think up a new scramble, and post it here later...

I'll steal the point by correcting it to Edson, not Edison

I guess that the error came from here http://anagram-solver.utsire.com/DECONT ... RASES+DONS
Or here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edson_Aran ... Nascimento

[D Eadie]

Refusing Oral Sex

[James Robinson]

Refusing Oral Sex

That's a fantastic one, Damian.

I believe that's SIR ALEX FERGUSON

My turn: CREATES YIN PARK

[Matt Bayfield]

It's spelled Edison on Pele's wikipedia page, although I can't be arsed to argue whether that's the official spelling or not.

Being the sporting statto and wordsmith that I am, I managed without a solver to figure out the scramble was Pele's full name (not many footballers have got names of 25 letters), although I did have to google "Pele" to find out exactly what his first names were.

Looks like James has set a new scramble so I'll leave off setting a new one for now.

[Jon Corby]

Ah, in that case that'll be the famous erectile dysfunction sufferer Edison Arantes do Nascimento. I'd never have solved that without the clue; there were just too many letters to unscramble.

I'll think up a new scramble, and post it here later...

I'll steal the point by correcting it to Edson, not Edison

I guess that the error came from here http://anagram-solver.utsire.com/DECONT ... RASES+DONS
Or here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edson_Aran ... Nascimento

Oh. It says his birth certificate says Edison but he prefers to use Edson.


Wait, no he doesn't, the lying bastard, he calls himself Pele.

(Edit to add that I really should have checked before attempting the correction, but I was positive I've only ever seen Edson )

[James Robinson]

My turn: CREATES YIN PARK

Time to give a clue, I think.

He wears 27 for Huddersfield Town. Although, in fairness, not can name 1 player who plays for my brilliant football team, so I'll give 2 bonus clues.

His first name sounds like a religion and his surname is the same as that of the England Under-21 manager.

[Marc Meakin]

My turn: CREATES YIN PARK

Time to give a clue, I think.

He wears 27 for Huddersfield Town. Although, in fairness, not can name 1 player who plays for my brilliant football team, so I'll give 2 bonus clues.

His first name sounds like a religion and his surname is the same as that of the England Under-21 manager.

So it must be Krystian Pearce.

Will think of a new one soon.

[Marc Meakin]

The next one is STUFFED CHILD WONDER.

[Matt Bayfield]

STUFFED CHILD WONDER will be HUDDERSFIELD TOWN F.C., then...

Next one: HARD FATT TONGUE

[Matt Bayfield]

Time for a clue, I think.

The unscramble of HARD FATT TONGUE is the name of a series, the editions of which have sold a total of over 120 million units, according to wikipedia.

[Marc Meakin]

Time for a clue, I think.

The unscramble of HARD FATT TONGUE is the name of a series, the editions of which have sold a total of over 120 million units, according to wikipedia.

GRAND THEFT AUTO

[Matt Morrison]

I don't play this game really but as Marc hasn't provided another, this is a great one I heard today:

SHY HOMO BE TIGHT

[Lesley Hines]

I don't play this game really but as Marc hasn't provided another, this is a great one I heard today:

SHY HOMO BE TIGHT

The Mighty Boosh!

Hmmm - one to follow

Edit: got one
ADMIRABLY RISKY CUD

[Sue Sanders]

Is it...TIM MINCHIN?

[Lesley Hines]

^ Hubba hubba hubba cimping...
That's MIMIC NINTH. No, wait...
Where's my bloody answer then?!?