Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
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Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
1st numbers alt:
(75 - (10 + 2 + 2)) x 7
(75 - (10 + 2 + 2)) x 7
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Re: Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
Shame Pauline wasn't on today. She could've had PROMATE in R1.
And then when questioned spelt it R-A-P-T-U-R-E
And then when questioned spelt it R-A-P-T-U-R-E
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Re: Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
1st numbers alternative:
75 - (10 / 2) = 70
70 x 6 = 420
420 + 7 = 427
75 - (10 / 2) = 70
70 x 6 = 420
420 + 7 = 427
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Re: Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
Just the one - KINESIS in R11
Plus a dodgy engineers term DEBURRS in R4 but could be hyphenated
Plus a dodgy engineers term DEBURRS in R4 but could be hyphenated
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Um, KINESIS was noted by DC. But DEBURRS is excellent - I spotted BURRED but didn't realise DEBURR was a verb.Keith Bevins wrote:Just the one - KINESIS in R11
Plus a dodgy engineers term DEBURRS in R4 but could be hyphenated
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Re: Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
1st numbers alt:Mark Kudlowski wrote:1st numbers alt:
(75 - (10 + 2 + 2)) x 7
(75 - (10 + 2 + 2)) x 7,
where I transposed the pair of 2s.
Re: Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
Howard Somerset wrote:Shame Pauline wasn't on today. She could've had PROMATE in R1.
And then when questioned spelt it R-A-P-T-U-R-E
Um, since I'm here I'll point out that picking a final consonant instead of a vowel in round something-or-other would have given an R for ATTORNEYS
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I thought the face looked familiar. Are these two birds of a feather related?
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For years I've been looking forward to somebody saying that!Junaid Mubeen wrote:1st numbers alt:Mark Kudlowski wrote:1st numbers alt:
(75 - (10 + 2 + 2)) x 7
(75 - (10 + 2 + 2)) x 7,
where I transposed the pair of 2s.
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Re: Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
first numbers alternate
(10 x 6) + (2/2) x 7 = 427
(10 x 6) + (2/2) x 7 = 427
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Jon Corby wrote:Howard Somerset wrote:Shame Pauline wasn't on today. She could've had PROMATE in R1.
And then when questioned spelt it R-A-P-T-U-R-E
Um, since I'm here I'll point out that picking a final consonant instead of a vowel in round something-or-other would have given an R for ATTORNEYS
Ah, that's reassuring. Thought I was probably the only sad tosser who did that working out what 'might have been' thing!!!!
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Sad tosser?Sue Sanders wrote:Ah, that's reassuring. Thought I was probably the only sad tosser who did that working out what 'might have been' thing!!!!
I don't really do that, it's just if I happened to see a possible 9 after the first 8 I get all if the contestants pick the wrong thing, and I keep an eye (if I remember) to see if it would have actually come out.
Too much goatdown obviously.
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I get a bit shouty at the telly too, if I see, for example 'out' or 'ing' or something where you just know there will be more options if the contestant picks a final consonant and they pick a bloody vowel.Jon Corby wrote:Sad tosser?Sue Sanders wrote:Ah, that's reassuring. Thought I was probably the only sad tosser who did that working out what 'might have been' thing!!!!
I don't really do that, it's just if I happened to see a possible 9 after the first 8 I get all if the contestants pick the wrong thing, and I keep an eye (if I remember) to see if it would have actually come out.
Too much goatdown obviously.
BTW, I'd like to agree re 'goatdown' but being very new to this, I've got no idea what that is!!! Explkanation for all the jargon on this site anyone??
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Picking a consonant to go with your -ING is not always the best tactic. It might be when you're playing against yourself and just trying to get the longest word, but depending on the game and your opponent, it's often far more sensible to pick a vowel and look for something more vowelly and less obvious. Winning with a tough six is much more valuable than getting an easy 8 and having your opponent spot it too.Sue Sanders wrote:I get a bit shouty at the telly too, if I see, for example 'out' or 'ing' or something where you just know there will be more options if the contestant picks a final consonant and they pick a bloody vowel.
BTW, I'd like to agree re 'goatdown' but being very new to this, I've got no idea what that is!!! Explkanation for all the jargon on this site anyone??
Goatdown - http://www.apterous.org/help.php?page=8
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Indeed. To repeat a fact I've mentioned numerous times before, I picked five vowels on 10 occasions and won the round on 9 of them. I'm sure someone at home was squealing "Why didn't he pick a consonant for [insert 8 here]?!" but winning rounds is the priority, at least until you're comfortably in front.Matt Morrison wrote:Winning with a tough six is much more valuable than getting an easy 8 and having your opponent spot it too.
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True, although I don't think ATTORNEYS would be spotted by most. I can think of one top, top player who missed the singular during his heats for example, which is probably why he always spots it nowCharlie Reams wrote:Indeed. To repeat a fact I've mentioned numerous times before, I picked five vowels on 10 occasions and won the round on 9 of them. I'm sure someone at home was squealing "Why didn't he pick a consonant for [insert 8 here]?!" but winning rounds is the priority, at least until you're comfortably in front.Matt Morrison wrote:Winning with a tough six is much more valuable than getting an easy 8 and having your opponent spot it too.
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I see your point. I'm obviously no tactition. Thanks for the link.Matt Morrison wrote:Picking a consonant to go with your -ING is not always the best tactic. It might be when you're playing against yourself and just trying to get the longest word, but depending on the game and your opponent, it's often far more sensible to pick a vowel and look for something more vowelly and less obvious. Winning with a tough six is much more valuable than getting an easy 8 and having your opponent spot it too.Sue Sanders wrote:I get a bit shouty at the telly too, if I see, for example 'out' or 'ing' or something where you just know there will be more options if the contestant picks a final consonant and they pick a bloody vowel.
BTW, I'd like to agree re 'goatdown' but being very new to this, I've got no idea what that is!!! Explkanation for all the jargon on this site anyone??
Goatdown - http://www.apterous.org/help.php?page=8
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Re: Spoilers for Tuesday June 9
Please excuse a complete newbie here... what is goatdown? I'm browsing this forum for the first time and I'm intrigued.Jon Corby wrote:Too much goatdown obviously.
Is there another word for synonym?
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Come on Mo, you're a forum admin, pay attention! Look about five posts above... (welcome by the way)Mo Warden wrote:Please excuse a complete newbie here... what is goatdown? I'm browsing this forum for the first time and I'm intrigued.Jon Corby wrote:Too much goatdown obviously.
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Oh... pooh sticks and piddle. Ta.Matt Morrison wrote:Come on Mo, you're a forum admin, pay attention! Look about five posts above... (welcome by the way)
Is there another word for synonym?