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peg y don

12th January 2012, 12:41
Me again

I take it it is ASTIR with an 'i' and not ASTER with an 'e'?
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andyc

12th January 2012, 12:45
Ha ha. Just posted you on this, it's aster. The logic behind it was a cartoon character called Gaul Asterix!
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peg y don

12th January 2012, 12:45
`Just read what you put about 6 down?

Did you notice last week how many references there where to IOM or isle etc.,
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peg y don

12th January 2012, 12:45
Cartoon character. Now how did you know that?
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andyc

12th January 2012, 12:46
Yes Ninian remarked on it as well. I think it's a different setter this week though.
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peg y don

12th January 2012, 12:47
Animated, so that was part of the clue but really they do expect you to know an awful lot, well this setter does.
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andyc

12th January 2012, 12:48
In truth I had to google it, several times. I was surprised that it didn't come up on this forum yesterday. It did on the answerbank though.
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ninian

12th January 2012, 13:34
Can't believe same setter responsible for 6d & 13a. two levels.
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andyc

12th January 2012, 13:40
See your point, but homophones are always a little more difficult to set in my view. If you have a local accent for example.
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ninian

12th January 2012, 14:34
*andy,
you googled? Illusion shattered!
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