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rossim

13th February 2014, 17:30
Yes Chris, 1981. I'm not a golfer but I remember seeing it on TV. Very amusing.
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bigbadmarty2

13th February 2014, 18:04
Big mistake to get sin absolved after starting Glencoe massacre (7)
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ixion

13th February 2014, 18:17
This may leave you in suspense if faint hearted to begin with, dropped it becomes an embarrassment(7)

cl[iffh]anger
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redundantelf

13th February 2014, 19:10
A right royal cock-up from family initially gathering to meet Her Majesty? (7)
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theambler

13th February 2014, 19:12
Tenor in Double Norwich. Blunder at Balaclava. Metal dustbin lid.

Triple Definition.
1. Bell
2. Blunder
3. Article in "The Clangers"
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redundantelf

13th February 2014, 19:28
A faux pas? Surely not, as family understood initial letters? (7)
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redundantelf

13th February 2014, 19:31
Where did that question mark come from? (there it is again!!)

A faux pas? Surely not, as family understood initial letters (7)
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ixion

13th February 2014, 20:33
Is a dragon dropping soup on one one?(7)
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ixion

13th February 2014, 20:47
Extreme concubinal fury when partner forgets Valentines Day(7)
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ixion

13th February 2014, 21:05
About 50 and mostly geriatric, somewhat of a boob(7)
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