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pooksahib

20th June 2009, 16:02
...that I don't fully understand:

"Six-nil: fast and rough" = violent. I see the 6-0 part...

"Slimmer ancient swimmer lost note" is probably 'leaner' but I've not been able to google any old swimmers by prefixing A-G.

Many thanks.
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the joker

20th June 2009, 16:06
The LENT part means fasting as per period before easter.
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trevor

20th June 2009, 16:13
Leander. In greek mythology he would swim every night to visit his lover, Hero. Then he drowned!

(take away the "d")
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the joker

20th June 2009, 16:16
Leander was ancient Greek swimmer (mythology).Take away note D (musical).
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the joker

20th June 2009, 16:20
Beaten again by your lightening speed Trevor!
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the joker

20th June 2009, 16:24
Or even your lightning speed!!
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pooksahib

20th June 2009, 16:27
Thanks both. I shoulda got Lent if not the Greek lad.
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trevor

20th June 2009, 17:36
remember The Lightning Seeds ?

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the joker

20th June 2009, 18:39
Hi Trevor
Despite living in Liverpool for 7 years,this was just before Ian Broudie was active on the Rock scene.
Never met him as he was a Liverpool fan and my allegiance lay with Everton.
Joker
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trevor

20th June 2009, 18:51
That's a yes then?

Apparantly, Ian McCulloch is a big cryptic Xword fan.
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