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#82541 10/04/02 12:22 PM
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The Opposition would not only need an OH, but an e someplace! O poison Pitt doesn't have any e! and lacking an e and an h top possition is the works, (and there were other combo's that worked too..)

but that ok, we will freely blame you for all typo's and errors made!


#82542 10/04/02 12:24 PM
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Does not anagram to or from Claim's Arthur's throne. Not even close. The best you can do from the clue is Charles Amis Stuart. or Aims.

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Of course I meant Claims Arthur's seat. There's no J in that, and only one E, while Charles James Stuart has a J and two e's.


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#82543 10/04/02 12:48 PM
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Yep, TEd...you're right...another one for the gaffe pool (sigh).


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#19. Democratical.

(almost forgot about this!)

Next up: Rebusses!...or mebbe conundrums...or mebbe even logogriphs!


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