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The Times lit quiz
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It's that time of year again, folks...shall we?
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Well done everyone! Perhaps those of us who are still struggling for that elusive electric drill answer could jot down any thoughts - and then it might spark an idea with someone else.
To state the obvious - it must be mid to late20th century or even 21st to have an electric drill.
Why would anyone need a drill? -perhaps ice? behind panelling?
Any more thoughts out there?
To state the obvious - it must be mid to late20th century or even 21st to have an electric drill.
Why would anyone need a drill? -perhaps ice? behind panelling?
Any more thoughts out there?
YES ! I have the electric drill answer
So don't worry - I'll give you all a few clues in the next couple of days before I reveal all by Friday - lots of time to send it in. Just to make the fun last a little longer
Clues 1 & 2- It's the first page of the book in question and it was originally a film script that was later turned into a book
So don't worry - I'll give you all a few clues in the next couple of days before I reveal all by Friday - lots of time to send it in. Just to make the fun last a little longer
Clues 1 & 2- It's the first page of the book in question and it was originally a film script that was later turned into a book
Hmmn Ray the Grey... I was just about to suggest Bleedout by Joan Braby, but that was an electric powered pneumatic drill. But that doesn't sound like it fits your clues.
Also last year we may have been missing just one or two, but a few were on the 'dodgy' side and weren't there about 3 that were wrong?
Also last year we may have been missing just one or two, but a few were on the 'dodgy' side and weren't there about 3 that were wrong?
Oh Superb....
"... I met him first at Harry Lime's funeral. It was February, and the gravediggers had been forced to use electric drills to open the frozen ground in Vienna's Central cemetery. It was as if even nature were doing its best to ..."
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Now anyone suspect any of those may be duff?
"... I met him first at Harry Lime's funeral. It was February, and the gravediggers had been forced to use electric drills to open the frozen ground in Vienna's Central cemetery. It was as if even nature were doing its best to ..."
Full answers at
http://www.geocities.com/timeslitquiz
Now anyone suspect any of those may be duff?
Well done you'all.
I'm still a tad worried about Quarrels 4 as I wonder about the 'thrashing'.
I'd just like to say this has been really good fun. I've always done these on my own before but I look forward to helping out next year.
I don't send in an answer by the way, the last thing I need is 10,000 more books.
I'm still a tad worried about Quarrels 4 as I wonder about the 'thrashing'.
I'd just like to say this has been really good fun. I've always done these on my own before but I look forward to helping out next year.
I don't send in an answer by the way, the last thing I need is 10,000 more books.
Mr Tulliver has a stroke whilst riding home on horseback when he reads a letter from his lawyer indicating that his securities had been transferred to Wakem (another Lawyer). He didn't have a stroke whilst thrashing a lawyer Unless the horse is named 'Lawyer'....... Can't think who else it could be tho..
