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Mm Links September 2013 Week 1
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Hi All, this is 'Joan the Wad', Queen of the Pixies, here to set your challenges for September.
I went to see my 88 year old client today and we were talking about dog-walking. She asked if we could go for a walk while I was there. When I agreed, she laughed and said "Shall I go and get my lead?"
I said, "Does that mean you're planning to run off?"
She said, "Of course not! Well, only if I see a cat."
I went to see my 88 year old client today and we were talking about dog-walking. She asked if we could go for a walk while I was there. When I agreed, she laughed and said "Shall I go and get my lead?"
I said, "Does that mean you're planning to run off?"
She said, "Of course not! Well, only if I see a cat."
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Home Care. Walking Frame. Nursing Home. Senior Citizen.
08:27 Sat 07th Sep 2013
According to normal practice, for the everyday running of MM, I shall follow this rule on word length, in that each of my pre-selected link words contains at least four letters and at most eight letters. Stray outside this range and you will be wasting one of your attempts!
Each of the selected link words may go in front of, or behind my challenge word to make a new longer word or to make a well-known phrase or saying. The combination will never be a person's name.
The competition will officially close on Sunday Evening at 7.00pm, when gen2 will declare my pre-selected words and then apply the same rules for awarding points that have been applied during all MM Link Games in the past. My set of four words to have their links predicted should appear below at 9.00am.
Each of the selected link words may go in front of, or behind my challenge word to make a new longer word or to make a well-known phrase or saying. The combination will never be a person's name.
The competition will officially close on Sunday Evening at 7.00pm, when gen2 will declare my pre-selected words and then apply the same rules for awarding points that have been applied during all MM Link Games in the past. My set of four words to have their links predicted should appear below at 9.00am.