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Martinberger | 21:15 Sat 30th Jul 2011 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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Avatar Image cupid04
drip or drop?
22:50 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image boxtops
must be Drip - "Ready Initially" - but I was a bit worried about the Sik!
22:51 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image askyourgran
sik?? I've got drip.
22:53 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image ladyalex
sink , I presume ?
22:53 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image boxtops
Well yes, milady, I just had this vision of something falling into siCk... bleah.
22:55 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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Tomatoes are always in there.
22:57 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image ladyalex
yuk and double yuk...
22:57 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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..and sweetcorn...
22:59 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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The question is: "It falls readily into sink". (4) D--P
22:59 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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If it is sink then the answer is drop
23:00 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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And carrot.
23:01 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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I thought Milady would have had a sink disposal!
23:01 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image ladyalex
Why are there always carrots ?
Even when you haven't had any for weeks ?
23:02 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image boxtops
LOL gran - sorry martinberger, we have drifted off into Billy Connolly territory!
23:02 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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If Billy Connolly was on here the air would be quite blue1
23:05 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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I still think it's Drip
23:06 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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I've never had blue carrots....

One does not have such new-fangled devices as waste-disposal, cupid04. One has staff.
23:07 Sat 30th Jul 2011
Avatar Image ladyalex
I'm inclined to agree with plautus. sink= drop
23:08 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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Drop and sink, double meaning.
23:08 Sat 30th Jul 2011
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That's what I thought.
23:09 Sat 30th Jul 2011

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