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Think you're clever?
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Think you're clever?
Prove it.

Let's have a little word game to lighten the mood up in here a little. It's simple to understand, but tricky to master. Like most of my games really...

It works like this: look at the list of words underneath, and try to figure out the word or phrase they represent. I've done the first one for you, let's see if you can do the rest.


T URN = No U Turn

EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER

YYY Men

amUous

LU CKY

GNIHCAYMOH

PAUPUPIN



WEDG
E


NOTIC

DIAL

HOROBOD
u might wanna explain how u got that 
T URN
 means no u turn, keep in mind hardly no one is as Genius as u, u gave out a clue, now tell us why that means what it means. then we might maybe figure out the rest.
i would think just by glancin a look at the second one and the first thing that comes to mind would be For Ever cuz its ever repeated, but then again its repeated 5 times not 4 so i might be wrong, Please Mr. Bishi dont bash me if i am, i'm just a layman.
Yeah, yeah. Spot the deliberate mistake why don't you. ;) 


T RN = No U turn.


Do-you-see?
i see, u werent supposed to put the U in, gotya
I used to have an 
EDIT
 button as a Moderator. Forgot I didn't have it... oh well.

Game on.
so am i right or wrong on #2
just by lookin at the 3rd one also "y" wirtten 3 times, tri often meanin 3 i would guess, try men, i'm not sure bout this one either tho.
Wrong on both counts I'm afraid. Close, but no cylindrical smoking thing.
EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER

*thinks*

Forever and ever.

(There are 4 evers, and then one more ;))
that sounds about right to me, :)
Erm.... dunno, can't get the next one. Thats gonna be bugging me for a while!
Oh wait!!

Ambiguous

Ok, I asked for a little help on that one...
I agree. Welcome to the party miss. There's jelly and ice cream for everyone, and maybe even party bags for later.
Heh... well I can't get the next one, so I better go and do something useful, go back to bed and eat fruit salad etc.
Well, we can't continue unless 
someone
 get's it.


Ooooh wait!!! 

Lucky Break

Right I'm going, honest...
I know the next one as well, but I'll let someone else get it. Honestly I do. Right, I really AM going now.
Alright, ONE more, since no one else seems to be playing. 

Oh my aching back.

It's backwards, see??
ughh, its too early here for my brain to be workin that well.
good work tho Dirty, ya gettin some help for these?
SIMPLE TO UNDERSTAND ? 


whooooosh over my head :( i aint got a scoobies
don u said u were from reading, so please explain why you are using co.ckney rhyming slang?? you are a london boy wanna be!!! hahaha try being happy with what you have and what you are rather than fabricating stuff to make u appear somewhat better. cos you failed!

scoobies = scooby doo (ie, he dont have a clue!) just for everyone who dont know what im talking about
reading ? 
i aint from reading god no 

and why is that london slang it could be any slang all i know is its bloody funny ill give u all a dictionary after this post :D
PAUPUPIN

Double up in pain. 

See the two ups?
Okay, the answers. Respect to 
dirtyangel
 for being the brainiest of the lot!


EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER
 = For ever and ever


YYY Men
 = Three wise men


amUous
 = Ambiguous


LU CKY
 = Lucky break


GNIHCAYMOH
 = Oh my aching back


PAUPUPIN
 = Double up in pain


WEDG
E = Thin end of the wedge


NOTIC
 = Short notice


DIAL
 = Laid back


HOROBOD
 = Robin Hood

Clever huh? ;)
care to tell us why they are that ?
Word games. You've never played 
Dingbats
 I presume?
A more detailed explanation might be in order.


EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER
 = For ever and ever (
There are four ever's and one more
)


YYY Men
 = Three wise men (
Three Y's Men
)


amUous
 = Ambiguous (
am Big U ous
)


LU CKY
 = Lucky break (
The word lucky, broken apart
)


GNIHCAYMOH
 = Oh my aching back (
That phrase written backwards
)


PAUPUPIN
 = Double up in pain (
The word Up, written twice, inside the word pain
)


WEDGE
 = Thin end of the wedge (
The end of the word Wedge, e, written thinly
)


NOTIC
 = Short notice (
The word notice, but without the last letter, therefore short
)


DIAL
 = Laid back (
The word laid, written backwards
)


HOROBOD
 = Robin Hood (
The word Rob, written inside Hood
)

Does that make things a little clearer, 
Dσn
?
yeah only a few is was unclear about :P