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Mephisto 2417

ulysses100 | 19:25 Fri 29th Dec 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Only two letters to go, so why don't the answers sing out to me ?
Anger released in risk with American footballer _ND
One commonly stoned in bar CR_W

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orly

End & Crow

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A quick reply orly and thank you, but why ?

crofter

What clever little clues END(ANGER) = Risk
"Stone the CROWs" and CROW(BAR)

They'll help you warm up for tomorrow's link words!

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It's so easy when it's explained !!!

Thank you crofter.

I'll have my thinking cap on for tomorrow in an effort to boost my score of 2 !!!

Stone the crows-Crowbar.
Can't explain the other one though.

crofter

I thought that I could help you AND get an advert in for Herculis at the same time! Sort of killing two CROWS with one stone!!

orly

As previously stated by crofter it is End(anger) leaving End as in Tight End (american football position)

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