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Squawker
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chers = shares???
Shares explanations?
Or does it just mean that he shares a bit of everything? and that's the explanation?
Or he could be the Number One support??? (backer)
Or maybe he backs numbers? So he's the resident gambler!!!
Or simply Derren's Number One Fan! (backs him up whatever he does ...)
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genieb
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I'm sure there are at least 2 people sitting and laughing their heads off everytime they visit. They're like 2 cats playing with their prey before they finish us off and give the remains to their master. 
Like I said about 22 pages ago, made up word, no particular meaning but looks and sounds interesting.
I'm convinced!
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Squawker
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 10:52 am Post subject: |
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Or he could be the man with no hair on his back? (no-back-hair??) - Mmmm - who's going to check that one out?
Or .......
it could be something to do with his 'composure'?? (bach + cher?)
Solid as a rock and all that?
or C (diamond = rock) + her = rocker???
He's not a long-haired lover from Liverpool, is he? *cringes* (that'd be just too much!)
or just the jewel (C) in the crown (bach/buck??)
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Now I think your on to something.
Also I don't want to out anybody here, so I won't. I am having evil thoughts about different threads and clues in there.
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Squawker
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 10:58 am Post subject: |
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In fact, I think it's more likely about 'long hair' - but can't fit that in!!
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Part-Timer
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| SpasmTheCat wrote: | | Part-Timer wrote: |
It's Dr Brown's Freak Show.
"One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us." |
LOL, P-T!
('I, Robot', right?  ) |
Err, no.
It's from 'Freaks', directed by Tod Browning.
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Squawker
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 11:31 am Post subject: |
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or maybe it's not 'hair', but 'hare'???
or the 'er' could be 'air'?
which just begs for something along the lines of 'air on a G string' ...
*needs to lie down*
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Aviva
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| Squawker wrote: | | which just begs for something along the lines of 'air on a G string' ... |
Coops dressed up as Cher in a G string? Oo-er. 
Or Nobacherie = Chernobyl. Coops is a mutant?
Maybe he has super powers.
(*imagines hard*) |
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Thistoshallpass
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Noble Char(ie)
Noble Chaplin
Nobody's Char(ie)
I've got to stop doing this, it's very unhealthy 
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Aviva
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| Thistoshallpass wrote: | | Noble Char(ie) |
Yes - that's it! Noble Maker of Tea. |
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SpasmTheCat
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| Squawker wrote: | | Or he could be the man with no hair on his back? (no-back-hair??) - Mmmm - who's going to check that one out? |
Oi, that was my idea on page 30!!
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SpasmTheCat
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| Part-Timer wrote: | | SpasmTheCat wrote: | | Part-Timer wrote: |
It's Dr Brown's Freak Show.
"One of us. One of us. One of us. One of us." |
LOL, P-T!
('I, Robot', right? ) |
Err, no.
It's from 'Freaks', directed by Tod Browning. |
-blushes at own ignorance!-
Ah. I had visions of us all standing in line, monotonously going 'One of us..'
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Part-Timer
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| SpasmTheCat wrote: | -blushes at own ignorance!-
Ah. I had visions of us all standing in line, monotonously going 'One of us..' |
It's a bit of a cult film, so it's not that surprising you haven't heard of it. I caught it on Channel 4 about twenty years ago.
Had you seen 'Freaks', the visions would have been even more interesting...
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SpasmTheCat
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*intrigued!*
Right, I'm stuck on the hair thing like Squawker, so I'm going for:
"Nothing But A Crap 'Her'-Style"
Or Cheap, maybe. Certainly describes Beckham to a tee! 
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Titanja
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ok, sorry to back track a bit, did a search but couldn't find any reference to it. Did Coops clue:'Enrolement at a later stage would certainly mean an imminent sacrifice' get solved?
Perhaps un-sheep-like (ba)...Coops didn't go to university and so has
No BA dear.. He's no sheep, and has no degree.
Going to university at a later stage, would mean sacrificing his job as ...? assistant to Derren.
Also in SBD's clue: 'Derren, Darren, Duran Duran, Scoops, Big Dean Wrong, Wrong, WRONG!!!!!!'
There are only 3 'Wrongs' which suggests that Scoops, Big Dean could be correct..
Dean is derived from the Latin for 'ten'. From this a compound meaning 'person in charge of ten others' was formed and developed into the French form that was the immediate source of dean. A variant of that French word was seperately adopted into English as doyen - the most seniour and respected man in a sphere of activity...
Coops, get's the scoop, as he is the doyen in the university of DB's life..?
or it's a spoonerism: Big Dean, Dig Bean...???magic beans...??
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The Queen of Swords
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| Titanja wrote: |
Also in SBD's clue: 'Derren, Darren, Duran Duran, Scoops, Big Dean Wrong, Wrong, WRONG!!!!!!'
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There's 3 wrongs for ya!
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I’m stuck on noble:………… Noble Attaché (ie) 
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Squawker
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| Aviva wrote: | | Squawker wrote: | | which just begs for something along the lines of 'air on a G string' ... |
Coops dressed up as Cher in a G string? Oo-er.
Or Nobacherie = Chernobyl. Coops is a mutant?
Maybe he has super powers.
(*imagines hard*) |
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Squawker
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| SpasmTheCat wrote: | | Squawker wrote: | | Or he could be the man with no hair on his back? (no-back-hair??) - Mmmm - who's going to check that one out? |
Oi, that was my idea on page 30!! |
*shrinks away apologetically*
SORRY!!!
(my memory loss is rather hair-raising at present!!!)
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TediousPhoenix
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I'm clutching at straws here.
Victoria -> Victorian -> Gothic
or
Victoria -> Fraudulent Victorian séance / debunking etc.
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Squawker
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 5:19 pm Post subject: |
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That's clutching at straws, TP?
How's THIS for clutching at straws :
C = Diamond = rock
in the word 'CHER' = Rockin' chair!!!
maybe the way you recognise him is 'he's the one in the rocking chair'!!!
(getting VERY silly!)
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How about No Back Handers?
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Squawker
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 5:28 pm Post subject: |
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CHER = plastic??? (back to credit card theory)
Nobacherie = explanation of the credits??
Or maybe it means:
"Don't leave me out of the credits again!!!"
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 5:50 pm Post subject: |
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with having a very poor excuse for a life i've just read this whole thread 
*my brain now hurts and i think my eyes are on the brink of bleeding!!*
maid marion you sure did start summit 'ere!!! 
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maid marion
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| Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 6:26 pm Post subject: |
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| genieb wrote: |
Like I said about 22 pages ago, made up word, no particular meaning but looks and sounds interesting.
I'm convinced! |
Suggested that myself on page 3 - and had it dismissed by SBD almost immediately.
BTW - thanks, fantastic parrot!! |
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