Cryptic Crossword Game

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Ku Klux Klan, lovely bunch of lads altogether, violent propaganda one could say. Comparisons to be made with this right hand man. (6, 8)

Joseph McCarthy, Wisconsin's famous son would lose the popularity contest.
He would never Pack them in like this New Yorker. (5, 8)

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Originally Posted by BonnieShels

Joseph McCarthy, Wisconsin's famous son would lose the popularity contest.
He would never Pack them in like this New Yorker. (5, 8)

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Woops ;) Not exactly the right answer there mate.

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Originally Posted by BonnieShels

Joseph McCarthy, Wisconsin's famous son would lose the popularity contest.
He would never Pack them in like this New Yorker. (5, 8)

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Vince Lombardi.......but back to Nigel's clue (for which he may like to give a few letters now :D )

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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Ku Klux Klan, lovely bunch of lads altogether, violent propaganda one could say. Comparisons to be made with this right hand man. (6, 8)

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Joseph Goebbels alone could not bring the thread to a memetic conclusion, so called on a victorious deity to regulate? (7,3)

Worked for me. :-)

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Originally Posted by Eminence Grise

Joseph Goebbels alone could not bring the thread to a memetic conclusion, so called on a victorious deity to regulate? (7,3)

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- o - - - - s / ---

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Originally Posted by Eminence Grise

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Nope... Thought I had it.

Can't get Delusion and Dawkins out of my head.

Well, Dawkin's bete noire might feature somewhere in the answer, Bonnie...

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Originally Posted by Eminence Grise

Well, Dawkin's bete noire might feature somewhere in the answer, Bonnie...

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That's what I have. My head is Dawkinsed out though.

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Originally Posted by Eminence Grise

Joseph Goebbels alone could not bring the thread to a memetic conclusion, so called on a victorious deity to regulate? (7,3)

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- o - - - n s / -a-

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Originally Posted by Eminence Grise

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Ah now I get it! Brilliant clue, EG.


Godwin's Law invoked to curb surreptitious antagonist (8,7)

Excellent clue EG

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Originally Posted by bluemovie

Godwin's Law invoked to curb surreptitious antagonist (8,7)

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--y--a--/---r-o-

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Originally Posted by bluemovie

--y--a--/---r-o-

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Have the answer. Thinking of a clue though.

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Originally Posted by bluemovie

Godwin's Law invoked to curb surreptitious antagonist (8,7)

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--y-oa--/-a-r-or

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Originally Posted by bluemovie

--y-oa--/-a-r-or

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This keyboard warrior makes a zany remark. (3,8)

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Originally Posted by schumi

this keyboard warrior makes a zany remark. (3,8)

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r-- --n----k

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Originally Posted by Schumi

This keyboard warrior makes a zany remark. (3,8)

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R-- M-N--R-K

It's an anagram.

Have the answer; just need a new clue...

Edit - this is basic, but it might get us on to a more reasonable clue for the next poster!

Why did Ray Manzarek have to break on through when he could have used these instead? (3, 5)

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Originally Posted by pineapple stu

Have the answer; just need a new clue...

Edit - this is basic, but it might get us on to a more reasonable clue for the next poster!

Why did Ray Manzarek have to break on through when he could have used these instead? (3, 5)

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The Doors and another part of a house might have given this man an idea for turning the computer industry on its head (4,5) :p

Your clues are as useless as 1 cent coins to Bill Gates. However Steve Jobs has done well out of these yokes. (5,9)

Apple Computers has vague ties to McIlroy's squeeze, we hear! (5,7)

Now there's a bump! Do I win a prize or something for one of the longest running clues? You didn't get exactly the right wording there, but I'll give you it!

Although, in saying that however, Steve Wozniak may not be far away from Miss Wozniaki in name, but certainly hasn't age on his side to compete in the same sport. (5)


(Disclaimer: Yes, I'm lazy)

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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Now there's a bump! Do I win a prize or something for one of the longest running clues? You didn't get exactly the right wording there, but I'll give you it!

Although, in saying that however, Steve Wozniak may not be far away from Miss Wozniaki in name, but certainly hasn't age on his side to compete in the same sport. (5)


(Disclaimer: Yes, I'm lazy)

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Defo 5 letters?

Whoops, good spot. You know what it is.

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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Whoops, good spot. You know what it is.

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Then change it there. You really are lazy.

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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954

Now there's a bump! Do I win a prize or something for one of the longest running clues? You didn't get exactly the right wording there, but I'll give you it!

Although, in saying that however, Steve Wozniak may not be far away from Miss Wozniaki in name, but certainly hasn't age on his side to compete in the same sport. (6)


(Disclaimer: Yes, I'm lazy)

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Table tennis has it's adherrents but would Barry Hearn approve of this smelly test? (4)

Hmmmmm... I think I have to re-word it. Doesn't make much sense now that I read it.

still re-wording it???

Reading it again... it makes sense. ish.

I'll reveal the answer if no one gets it by the presentation of the English League Cup.

Pong.

The pong off this American party game makes me tipsy! (4)

Holds the beer while they pay it to the taxman (3)

Vat 69 will put paid to gossip. (6,3,6)

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You're an impatient man!