Hint: 'Colours' Is Not A Group.
Mar. 11th, 2011 10:15 am(EDIT: There was another Only Connect wall puzzle here, but as it has now been completed I've popped it under a cut.)
( Only Connect colour wall (now solved!). )
Trying to think of something to include in this entry so it doesn't consist solely of an obnoxious puzzle, I've just realised that I never linked to Kevin Bridges' Would I Lie to You? horse story! In fact, have a handful of my favourite claims.
Reginald D. Hunter: The 'D' in my name stands for 'Delicious'.
David Mitchell: I've had to prise open my bedroom door for the last two years, ever since the door handle fell off.
David Mitchell: As a child, I used to play board games against a bucket with a face painted on it. I called this bucket Stephen Tatlock.
Kevin Bridges: I once accidentally bought a horse.
If you've never seen Would I Lie to You?, I would highly encourage checking some of these out. The concept is that a panellist on one team reads out a claim and the other team have to determine whether it's true or false. It makes me laugh aloud more than any other programme.
( Only Connect colour wall (now solved!). )
Trying to think of something to include in this entry so it doesn't consist solely of an obnoxious puzzle, I've just realised that I never linked to Kevin Bridges' Would I Lie to You? horse story! In fact, have a handful of my favourite claims.
Reginald D. Hunter: The 'D' in my name stands for 'Delicious'.
David Mitchell: I've had to prise open my bedroom door for the last two years, ever since the door handle fell off.
David Mitchell: As a child, I used to play board games against a bucket with a face painted on it. I called this bucket Stephen Tatlock.
Kevin Bridges: I once accidentally bought a horse.
If you've never seen Would I Lie to You?, I would highly encourage checking some of these out. The concept is that a panellist on one team reads out a claim and the other team have to determine whether it's true or false. It makes me laugh aloud more than any other programme.
