08012006
I am sometimes being charged 2 or 3 times for the same text message, as in following example costing 36p: 24/05/2012 20:38:28 TMO Network SMS Mobile Off_VM 1 Events £0.12 24/05/2012 20:38:22 TMO...
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08012006
13d Stolen jewellery? Nonsense (10) Gazza (Big Dave) explains as follows {TOMFOOLERY} – this word means foolish behaviour or nonsense. In the world of rhyming slang the first syllable is used to...
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08012006
6a Make cuts to hospital detaining a potentate (6) C?L??? 10a Boy keeps creature that bites a bit (8) ??I?G??? 11a Song featuring a key is what one can't stand (8) ?N?T?R?? 5d Again take up craft...
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08012006
This puzzle was for too obscure to be enjoyable for me. Thanks to all the 23d's for answers already supplied. I haven't got: 1d Jewish community in an Eastern European town or village (6) S?T?T? 3d...
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08012006
24a has been answered as TRENDY. I understand Hear = try (as in court); something extreme = end; but what has happening got to do with trendy
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08012006
Any sugestions for these please; I'll keep struggling with the downs ! ACROSS 13 Undergarment worn bypenitents (6) ?i???e 15 According to the demands of the case (2,2,4) In re n??? 17 Presidential cat...
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08012006
15a White rock for sculpting from the Cyclades (6,6) ?A?I?N MARBLE 29a A Balt of original Finnish stock (4) E?T? (esto nian maybe) 40a Formerly, digesting, like a hawk (7) E?D?I?? 42a Contractile...
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08012006
How can I obtain a cheque written in US dollars most cheaply. The cheque amount would be under $20, yet bank charges alone are likely to exceed this.
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08012006
5d He's had to travel far and handle bangers overturning (8). This was answered by dannyk13 and tb100 in Mikey500's post as SPACEMAN, but I do not understand this. Are "bangers" sausages or...
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08012006
20a Thick-walled container for transporting radioactive materials (6) C???I?
21d Sudden difficulty or obstacle (5) ??c?r...
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08012006
Never having heard of "Haha said the clown", I started with a disadvantage, and continued to be stumped. 1a Gang members (6) H?????; 2d Ventilated food store (4,4) ???? S??E. I gave this the...
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08012006
14a Attack upland fell (6,4) ??R?H? DOWN 4d Leaves on the table (5,5) GREEN ??L?D 15d Cards placed on seat in court? (5,5) HANDS ?E?CH...
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08012006
21a Large Indian percussion instrument, worn hanging round the neck (5,4) T?S?A drum ( the S is correct from Shepton Mallet) 28d Frank Floyd’s “Great medical zoo-owner” (10)...
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08012006
20A - In fencing, the section of a sword blade which is weaker than the rest
in terms of leverage (6) F?I?L?...
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08012006
Can you please tell me what the letters AGP stand for
Paris CDG = Charles de Gaulle
New York JFK = John Fitzgerald Kennedy
London LGW, LHR = London Gatwick, Heathrow...
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08012006
In Windows Live Mail, where do I find the list of my contacts' e-mail addresses
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08012006
11 Triangular promontory in eastern Greece (6) A??I?A
12 Ancient board game resembling backgammon (8)
P??C?E?I...
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08012006
How do I change the default font for outgoing messages; at present, Calibri 12 is set when I click Email message, and then I can change the font and size, but if I want Arial 11 all the time, what do...
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08012006
I still have had no success with no.7: can anyone provide a clue please
"What links cook, stone, leafe and gates ? "...
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08012006
Who said "income over expenditure = happiness, but expenditure over income = misery" (or words to that effect), and in what novel please
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