Catchphrase

Banjo

tscul32 wrote: »

Nope

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osh

I went down?

Banjo

A drop in the ocean?

Baggly

tscul32 wrote: »

eh, no

Haha didnt think so tbh

osh

Banjo wrote: »

A drop in the ocean?

That should be it if it isn't!

tusk

Lads yous are deadly at this. So happy it's taken off

tusk

tusk wrote: »

Lads yous are deadly at this. So happy it's taken off

an airplane?

tscul32

osh wrote: »

I went down?

Em, thanks for sharing?

tscul32

Banjo wrote: »

A drop in the ocean?

Correct

tscul32

Banjo wrote: »

tscul32 wrote: »

Nope

Trying to make this look better, haven't attached stuff before, any tips?

When it's attached you can link the URL as an IMG with the IMG tag

Ta

osh

tscul32 wrote: »

Em, thanks for sharing?

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0126344/

Banjo

Whooo-hooooo! OK, apologies in advance.

Round X - Host : Banjo

Verb

Adverb ✓

The right word?

Necro

In the face of adverbity?

*Gets coat*

osh

Grammatically correct?

Banjo

Nope nope and nope

sKeith

use exact change

Banjo

excellent advice but not the answer.

Ectoplasm

Verbally

Banjo

like a well rubbed rope, I'm a frayed knot.

I can do the slightly less **** version of this one if you prefer? I was just worried it would lead to people picturing celebrities in compromising positions again. After last time every safety deposit box in my special bank is now filled with Katie Taylors and there's nothing I can do.... except submit...

OK in the interest of reversing the lack of interest in having a go (Curse you, movie quiz and codenames final!) here's the new, spangly, celebrity-infused version :

Jackman Verb

Bonneville Adverb ✓[/QUOTE]

tusk

Banjo wrote: »

like a well rubbed rope, I'm a frayed knot.

I can do the slightly less **** version of this one if you prefer? I was just worried it would lead to people picturing celebrities in compromising positions again. After last time every safety deposit box in my special bank is now filled with Katie Taylors and there's nothing I can do.... except submit...

OK in the interest of reversing the lack of interest in having a go (Curse you, movie quiz and codenames final!) here's the new, spangly, celebrity-infused version :

Jackman Verb

Bonneville Adverb ✓

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Banjo I think you're just too good for us mate :pac:

Electric Nitwit

Both Jackman and Bonneville are Hughs

Verbs often end -ing, so Not Ing
Adverbs often end -ly, so Not Ing Ly

Notingly...
Knottinley, just googled that, it's a town in Yorkshire, once famous for Bagley's Glassworks

So I think you're telling us Baggley's real name is Hugh. Not sure that's a catchphrase though...

tusk

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Both Jackman and Bonneville are Hughs

Verbs often end -ing, so Not Ing
Adverbs often end -ly, so Not Ing Ly

Notingly...
Knottinley, just googled that, it's a town in Yorkshire, once famous for Bagley's Glassworks

So I think you're telling us Baggley's real name is Hugh. Not sure that's a catchphrase though...

If that's wrong you are nuts and need your brain looked at. But good show

Banjo

You are on the right track, but you are on an asparagus train driven by Pepe Silvia

tscul32

Knowingly?

Banjo

Like a certain Mr Grant who tried to make bread out of a pair of ford hatchbacks, Hugh knead two focus

tscul32

To be or not to be

Banjo

Nope.
Have I gone too far on this one? You three boys having no fun?

tusk

Banjo wrote: »

Like a certain Mr Grant who tried to make bread out of a pair of ford hatchbacks, Hugh knead two focus

You're a bit of a



Banjo my dude.




I love it :pac:

fritzelly

I've no clue
Im going not you, past you, present you, not you, two you - nothing clicking