Messiah Complex.
Re: The catchphrase game
Messiah Complex.
Re: The catchphrase game
urrrgh! The good news (?) is that you get to go again...
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Re: The catchphrase game
Oh my. That's clever. Didn't have a scooby.Originally Posted by Halie Satanus
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Re: The catchphrase game
Hehe. Hats off. I'd say the second bit is too hard, but I guess it's not when you get the first bit right.
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Re: The catchphrase game
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Bog standard?
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This one should not be too hard either.
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Full swing?
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Nope
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Re: The catchphrase game
No room to swing a cat.
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Yep
"Lay these words to heart, Lucilius, that you may scorn the pleasure which comes from the applause of the majority. Many men praise you; but have you any reason for being pleased with yourself, if you are a person whom the many can understand?" - Lucius Annaeus Seneca -
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Probably much too easy but it's one I thought of earlier;
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Turn over a new leaf.
Re: The catchphrase game
Yep
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Might need your thinking caps for this one...
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Re: The catchphrase game
Struggling with this one.Bridge Club
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Re: The catchphrase game
I doubt it's right but, "supporting act"?
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Re: The catchphrase game
That would have been a bit of a stretch, but no...
Someone left a rep with the right answer, but didn't leave a name.
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