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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27602
02/26/07 12:29 PM
02/26/07 12:29 PM
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UK
Rushes
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UK
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Jack the Ripper it is!  Your turn, zookeeper.
"Bleat, Watson -- unmitigated bleat!" ~ Sherlock Holmes
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27603
02/26/07 02:38 PM
02/26/07 02:38 PM
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Posts: 2,403
G.H. WA
zookeeper
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G.H. WA
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Thanks Rushes  I'm going to join the poets here and take a shot at rhyming... A friend has a story for you But he leaves without leaving a clue The police say to stay While your friend is away But for the story you must follow through
I child-proofed my home... but they're still getting in!
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27604
02/27/07 02:22 AM
02/27/07 02:22 AM
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Posts: 1,053
Singapore
Benedict
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Singapore
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"you must come at once to ... you are the only one I trust!" -- typical friend of adventuring person It seems that adventurer characters should make better choice in their friends... I believe there are several games that begin with the objective of "help a friend". But I can't remember which one has to do with a friend who has been reported lost to the police.
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27607
02/27/07 10:07 AM
02/27/07 10:07 AM
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Posts: 2,403
G.H. WA
zookeeper
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G.H. WA
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New clue... There's a girl over there on the street With your friend she says she is to meet But he doesn't show Maybe the rug man will know How to find your friend with big feet. (Ok, he doesn't actually have big feet...I couldn't figure out anything else to rhyme. My poetry skills are drying up fast, but this should give it away.) Edit... I didn't need this last clue afterall. Becky got it with Byzantine...your turn Becky 
I child-proofed my home... but they're still getting in!
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27609
02/27/07 12:24 PM
02/27/07 12:24 PM
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Posts: 26,918
Stony Brook, New York, USA
Becky
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The Medieval Lady
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Stony Brook, New York, USA
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The bunny is funny. The dog's a phone hog. The rat has a doormat. 
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27610
02/27/07 12:37 PM
02/27/07 12:37 PM
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Posts: 35,248
United Kingdom
Mad
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Sonic Boomer
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Hi Could it be the new Sam & Max ?? If so, I'll guess Episode One .... but I'm not certain  Cheers. Mad 
Time : The Most Precious Commodity
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
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02/27/07 04:06 PM
02/27/07 04:06 PM
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Stony Brook, New York, USA
Becky
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The Medieval Lady
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OP
The Medieval Lady
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Stony Brook, New York, USA
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Style? NOT!  It has a lot of....what about it? The best that can be said about my effort is that it rhymes. Maybe next time I'll try blank verse.
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
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02/28/07 03:22 AM
02/28/07 03:22 AM
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Posts: 6,909
Long Beach, Australia
flotsam
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Posts: 6,909
Long Beach, Australia
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Rhyming is good - keep it up!
Quantity has a quality all of its own
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27617
02/28/07 03:37 PM
02/28/07 03:37 PM
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United Kingdom
Mad
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Sonic Boomer
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United Kingdom
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Hi Becky !! I'd never have guessed the game without your poetic clues !! <i>"Lots an' lots of Petrogliphs in this game"
Time : The Most Precious Commodity
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27619
02/28/07 05:57 PM
02/28/07 05:57 PM
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United Kingdom
Mad
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United Kingdom
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Hi No, not a Nancy Drew game .... older  Cheers. Mad
Time : The Most Precious Commodity
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
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03/01/07 08:29 AM
03/01/07 08:29 AM
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United Kingdom
Mad
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Sonic Boomer
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Hi No. Much older .... Lots to do in this place .... Bakery, Barber Shop, Cafe, Church Library/Museum, Sheriff's Office, Canyon etc etc and some of these places are pretty scary ....  .... Cheers. Mad
Time : The Most Precious Commodity
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
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03/01/07 11:59 AM
03/01/07 11:59 AM
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Tennessee
Nora Charles
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Tennessee
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Could it be Shivers II? Candy
Always forgive your enemies, nothing annoys them quite so much.--Oscar Wilde
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
#27624
03/01/07 12:21 PM
03/01/07 12:21 PM
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United Kingdom
Mad
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Sonic Boomer
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United Kingdom
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Hi Nora Charles Yes. The game is Shivers II  Cheers. Mad
Time : The Most Precious Commodity
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Re: Elbow-greased Send-off of Name the Game
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03/01/07 01:28 PM
03/01/07 01:28 PM
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Tennessee
Nora Charles
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Tennessee
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Here's the clue. Did your blanket break the law? Then why would you need an afghan cop? Candy
Always forgive your enemies, nothing annoys them quite so much.--Oscar Wilde
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