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31PointsHow did rubicund infer geometrical constructs? He red between the lines22 June 2011
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17PointsI didn't realise Sydney was so boring a city that banal is actually trending there right now. #waytogoAussieArtwiculati21 June 2011
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36PointsWhy should you never get into an argument with a banal buddy? It will result in a stale~mate.21 June 2011
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48PointsWhat do you call a one-armed, one-legged wanderer? A gypsylateral #ipsilateral18 June 2011
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33PointsWhat happens to a chicken with a lot of hardihood? It gets plucked.17 June 2011
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50PointsHow do you punctuate hardihood? With dash17 June 2011
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42PointsWhat letter in the alphabet is the most subjective? The private I15 June 2011
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49PointsWhy was parry feeling empty? Because it was a~void.14 June 2011
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29PointsHow did puerile try to woo jejune? Through juvenile courting13 June 2011
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84PointsWhy did archetype come tumbling down the hill? Because it was a roll model12 June 2011
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36PointsRIP: My Lord Parley - Written negotiation wasn't his thing; it took but two letters to change him from a palaver to a cadaver.11 June 2011
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22PointsHow do you know of a sailor's impropriety? When he is in~deck~o~rum. #tooContrived10 June 2011
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47PointsWhat did the weanling want to be when she grew up? A milk sheikh09 June 2011
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62PointsWhy did the citizens denude their upper limbs? Because they had the right to bare arms.08 June 2011
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74PointsWhat does a disconcerting heliotrope do? It fazes the sun07 June 2011
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28PointsWhat do you call Twitter's katzenjammer? The fail wail18 March 2011
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45PointsWhy was the left shoe feeling gauche? It wasn't polished15 September 2010
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27PointsHow do you show support for obfirmation? You wear headstrong wristbands30 August 2010
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53PointsRIP: My Lord Obfirmation - Rigid in life, rigor mortis in death30 August 2010
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36PointsWhat do you do if you have an obfirmation to become an Australian citizen? You get ossified30 August 2010
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40PointsThe ant's obfirmation to marry Eve was quite strong. He just wouldn't give up. After all, he was Adam~ant.30 August 2010
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34PointsRIP: MY Lord Malaise - He had his chance to recover but he blue it29 August 2010
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33PointsWelcome to InnFirm! We serve your malaise with great debility!29 August 2010
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27PointsHow did Malaise promote music among the poor? He was in the dole~drums program29 August 2010
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27PointsRIP: My Lord Didactic: His practice of adding extra t to everything changed him from moral to mortal28 August 2010
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43PointsHow do you shoo an annoying didactic? You get a preach cobbler28 August 2010
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41PointsWho among King Arthur's knights was the most didactic? Sir~Monize28 August 2010
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20PointsHow do you honour the distinguished didactic? You give them an Academic Award28 August 2010
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15Points@SJHatzi It means 'to act stupidly together'. http://www.wordnik.com/words/constult27 August 2010
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21 June 2011 | Banal |
36
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18 June 2011 | Ipsilateral |
48
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17 June 2011 | Hardihood |
50
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15 June 2011 | Subjective |
42
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14 June 2011 | Parry |
49
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| 24 Jun 2011 | 0 points |
| 23 Jun 2011 | 0 points |
| 22 Jun 2011 | 31 points |
| 21 Jun 2011 | 36 points |
| 20 Jun 2011 | 0 points |
| 19 Jun 2011 | 22 points |
| 18 Jun 2011 | 48 points |
| 17 Jun 2011 | 50 points |
| 16 Jun 2011 | 0 points |
| 15 Jun 2011 | 42 points |
| 14 Jun 2011 | 49 points |
| 13 Jun 2011 | 29 points |
| 12 Jun 2011 | 84 points |
| 11 Jun 2011 | 36 points |
| 10 Jun 2011 | 22 points |
| 09 Jun 2011 | 47 points |
| 08 Jun 2011 | 62 points |
| 07 Jun 2011 | 74 points |
| Jun 2011 | 0 points |
| May 2011 | 0 points |
| Apr 2011 | 0 points |
| Mar 2011 | 28 points |
| Feb 2011 | 0 points |
| Jan 2011 | 0 points |
| Dec 2010 | 0 points |
| Nov 2010 | 0 points |
| Oct 2010 | 0 points |
| Sep 2010 | 45 points |
| Aug 2010 | 71 points |
| Jul 2010 | 70 points |
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