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karen33 | 09:56 Thu 13th Sep 2012 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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1950's robinson cursoe thought he was this? 3,4,3,2,3,6

2000. See you in the middle? 4,2,7

Country, American dance? 9,5

Country, Olivers buckles 8,5 (anagram)
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1 The only man on the island.
10:21 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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3 Tennessee Waltz
10:23 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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2 Meet me halfway
10:25 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Ah- so Country=Country Music. I was thinking of names of countries
Tenessee waltz isn't an anagram though
10:26 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Sorry- re Tennessee waltz I was looking at the last question
10:27 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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No. 3 isn't supposed to be an anagram. That's no. 4.
10:28 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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oliversbuckles is 14 letters
10:28 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Do you mean Olive's Buckles?
Lovesick Blues
10:30 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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I can't see an anagram in no. 4. Letters 8 plus 5 make 13. The clue has 14 letters. Where's the anagram? Answer might have 'twist' in it, yes?
10:30 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Yes, there was twist
10:31 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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It looks as if you've got it, factor30.
10:31 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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I was associating 'Oliver' with the twist.
10:32 Thu 13th Sep 2012

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