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  1. David.W

    David.W Active Member

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    Merlin.

    The choices were Python. Or Don.

    I think you have been the victim of a simultaneous posting. Do you want another go?
     
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    Sorry David, crossed posts!! But go for yours! I'll get back to mine before Sunday!!!
    Ossie.. Rupert/Rodney, my Reg. informants tell me that a 'Rupert' is an officer under training before commissioning and a 'Rodney' is after!!

    DON!

    Quixote?

    or

    Bradman?
     
    merlin phpbb3, May 24, 2007
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    Quixote


    Pancho

    or

    Cisco?

    (Merlin's old enough to remember, but it might be too American)
     
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    Pancho.

    Waterproof or not? (I dunno what a pancho is, so I'm just referring to poncho)
     
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    Pancho is a person. Please add Don Quixote to your reading list :roll:

    Not

    Bowline or Sheep-shank?
     
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  6. David.W

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    Sheep Shank.

    Wales?

    Or

    New Zealand?
     
    David.W, May 25, 2007
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    New Zealand.


    LOTR or King Kong?


    Oh, happy days reading Just William stories... :D
     
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    King Kong.


    The last King of Scotland?

    Or

    The man who would be King?
     
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    The Man who would be King (love the movie, and can't get that song out of my head...)

    Cakes or Poetry? (and no prizes if you have to ask the connection)
     
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    CAKES! But what a waste on PANCHO?

    Alfred?

    or

    Kipling?
     
    merlin phpbb3, May 25, 2007
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    Seriously I have no idea what is going on here so I probably will break the trend and be threatened with that weird 18A rule Merlin was talking about on the 3 word story thread.
     
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    NOT Rule 18A... gasp....

    To avoid an infinite amount of kipling (only for over 18's), it has to be Alfred:

    Lord Tennyson or Kinsley?
     
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    Sorry Blaster but if you didn't read the rules when you signed in on this web site you can't really be blamed for not understanding '18A', but I'd advise you to check it out to avoid future embarrassment.
    Also, word of advice from a great grandad, if you don't know a word look it up on google, I do.
    (Quicky, back to Pancho, I believe Tom refered as a connection to ..Cisco or Pancho? If I remember correctly the 'Cisco Kid' had a Mexican sidekick by the name of 'Pancho', old Saturday cinema films, correct Tom?)

    OK, Rant over..... Go for Tennyson.

    Harold?

    or

    Becket?

    (tempted, tempted should I go for the Kinsley report??? see if we can't 'work it in ' later!)
     
    merlin phpbb3, May 26, 2007
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    Harold.

    Vikings

    or

    Huns?
     
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    Vikings, please

    Lockheed or NASA?
     
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    Lockheed.

    Lightning

    or

    Hudson?
     
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    Go for HUDSON.

    BAY?

    or

    'Upstairs Downstairs'?
     
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  18. Ossian phpbb3

    Ossian phpbb3 New Member

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    In deference to your old regiment, we'll go with Bay(s)

    Morecambe or Wise?
     
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    Oh dear, poor Mr Hudson, many a mickle makes a muckle????

    Go for WISE!

    Virgins?

    or

    Men?
     
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    Men. (Admin breathe collected sighs of relief!)

    X?

    Or

    Gingerbread?
     
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