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jws

1st December 2011, 16:19
pioneer?
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peterm

1st December 2011, 16:21
Correct jws.
one ins. pier

over to you.
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jws

1st December 2011, 16:25
Hi aristo, I see I'm worth two thirds of a mormon!

My clue is "Orton's advice to the hard of hearing" (5,2,4,4)
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ixion

1st December 2011, 16:28
Reminds me of a Family Guy episode!
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aristophanes

1st December 2011, 16:34
Was just going to say this was way too UK today (hoy, Maude, etc.) and then ixion brings up Family Guy.
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aristophanes

1st December 2011, 16:37
Stop picking on Rhode Islanders. Mean Brits attacking a toy kingdom.
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rambler

1st December 2011, 16:46
Would some kind soul explain about 'offset numbers' again? I cant't do it and this thread is getting very long
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aristophanes

1st December 2011, 16:54
Can't hear you. Sounds as if you said "Whore to sell vice."
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jws

1st December 2011, 16:56
nice try aristo but not right.

I make that 30 mins so the clue is open
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ixion

1st December 2011, 16:57
prick up your ears
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