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You sound exactly like me! :D

I was so happy to get 24 last month and I thought I had done well this time, so to get 19 was disappointing! :(

I suppose all my guesses were wrong! :oops:
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I wanted to have a go, (left it a bit late this month), but someone has already done it for me.
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Lenoir wrote:I wanted to have a go, (left it a bit late this month), but someone has already done it for me.
Probably TF Carthick! :evil:

I agree that many people including Daisy, have got 30 in a short time limit - but I trust Daisy, whereas TF Carthick is a mystery to us all.
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Do you think the T stands for Terence?? :evil:
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No. Probably a pancake maker.
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John Pickup wrote:No. Probably a pancake maker.
:?: :?: :?:
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Come on Courtenay, even I got that one!!!!

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I still don't. :shock: Is it a British in-joke, or am I missing something obvious (not unlikely)?
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I'm assuming that the video clip is of someone flipping a pancake, and that John is suggesting that TF Carthick is a 'flipping nuisance'. :wink:
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Or a flipping something, at any rate. :twisted:
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Lenoir wrote:I wanted to have a go, (left it a bit late this month), but someone has already done it for me.
Sorry about that. I've removed the attempt by "Mr Lenoir" so you should be able to do the quiz now.
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Courtenay wrote:I still don't. :shock: Is it a British in-joke, or am I missing something obvious (not unlikely)?

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I still don’t get it. :shock: :roll:
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It might be a British expression... ;-)
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Anita Bensoussane wrote:
Lenoir wrote:I wanted to have a go, (left it a bit late this month), but someone has already done it for me.
Sorry about that. I've removed the attempt by "Mr Lenoir" so you should be able to do the quiz now.
Thanks, Anita.

I managed to do a quick time, but just couldn't scroll fast enough to do it in a minute.
Second place.

Yes I think you are probably right Rob!
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