Spoilers for Monday, 12th May
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Spoilers for Monday, 12th May
I wonder who this weeks DC guest will be?
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Oh please NO!Joseph Bolas wrote:I wonder who this weeks DC guest will be?
More Just William.
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NATURISM as an equaller? (although there's a red line under it in this window, so maybe not, now...hmm)
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INNERMOST
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I got this, it was my first conundrum when I was on the show!Joseph Bolas wrote:INNERMOST
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If you cut a gandiseeg in half, do you get two gandiseegs or two halves of a gandiseeg?
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I was exepecting a vowel to picked at the end, because if it was an 'A' or 'E' at least, there would've been a plethora of 8's, so was a bit surprised when a consonant was picked, but I saw INNERMOST after about 15 seconds.Martin Gardner wrote:I got this, it was my first conundrum when I was on the show!Joseph Bolas wrote:INNERMOST
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I got it principally because I think Martin Gardner mentions it being a conundrum on his experience page on Mike Brown's website. I had to do a double-think with TREADLING though because I saw TRIANGLED and then knew that it wasn't valid but there was a valid anagram. I missed QUANTAL today but hadn't heard of it (had LANDAU) and I also missed NOSEBAND which was a crime since when I see a NOSE in the selection I automatically scan for compound words and still bloody missed it!
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I believe the conundrum was SENTMINOR?David O'Donnell wrote:I got it principally because I think Martin Gardner mentions it being a conundrum on his experience page on Mike Brown's website. I had to do a double-think with TREADLING though because I saw TRIANGLED and then knew that it wasn't valid but there was a valid anagram. I missed QUANTAL today but hadn't heard of it (had LANDAU) and I also missed NOSEBAND which was a crime since when I see a NOSE in the selection I automatically scan for compound words and still bloody missed it!
I remember I used a picture that showed the conundrum SENTMINOR, in a picture quiz at my previous employment, to see if anyone could get the answer, but they didn't .
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I was questioning CHAMPAGNE to whether it was capitalised or not. I know it's a region of France and all the fuss that states it can only be made within that area to retain the name. Anyone clarify ?