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rhodes minnis the dreaded 2

smouse | 12:54 Tue 02nd Sep 2008 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Just in case anyone is interested

a red hot needle and a burning thread ( no one got this)

god pays debts without money (3 people got it)

Mail on sunday

Pick me up issue 4 2008

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poodledoo

Thank you for telling us those smouse. Have just found references to similar quotes on Google, but these 2 sayings obviously were either local, or scarcely known except by the compiler. Also, I 've noticed that where sayings are involved, words seem to be added or excluded according to what the compiler thinks they are, or maybe are spoken locally-only OK if you happen to live in that area too, or are a similar age to the compiler!

Diane1954

so I guess I din't win then!! No surprise there. LOL.
Congratulations to whover did win.

smouse

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I thought I was being clever and put all that glisters in not gold

All that GLISTERS is not gold" and comes from Shakespeare's Merchant Of Venice

and got it marked wrong as they wanted glitters - serves me right for being a clever clogs - lol

another-view

But glisters is correct?!

Magyar

I agree that glisters is also correct, however I think I put glitters myself as I guessed that's what they wanted. This was one of the acronyms from one of my previous Children in Need quizzes and I accepted glitters, glisters and glistens as being correct as it depended on where you came from as to which was more common usage in your area. I got god pays debts without money as a last gasp google before I posted so presumably am one of the three. I look forward to seeing which of the others I got wrong instead, lol.

smouse

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you may have won I cant remember who it was now
Pinner rings a bell but I am probably making that up and he didnt say how many they got

Rhodes minnis only accept what they think is right I'm afraid

Magyar

I hope you're right smouse, it would be a nice addition to my win on Sunday (I won the Sunday Mirror bonus crossword of �100).

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