Didn’t find that prize in Kit Williams’ Masquerade (4,4,4).Cut off tall pointed London landmark (7,5).A possible problem for Fallen Angel? (4,8).Places to buy specific perennial garden plants (6,6).Perhaps three-in-four drastically reduced to one-over-the-eight, say (5,7).We’ve already seen ‘I HERALD A TOSS’ as the appropriate anagram so cleverly used by Phi down the left-hand-side of this puzzle: for those with a spare few minutes over the weekend (or should that read seconds for this audience?) feel free to try these ones: But one thing that does surprise me about the phrase HEADS OR TAILS is how many plausible ‘anagrammed phrases’ it reveals. She also has tried to share dials, as this ordeal is old as Earth.
I’m picturing a final scene, with a final decision to be made:
#Blas plash series
This was going to be fun!Īside: I’m currently watching Series 3 of Black Mirror, that brilliant-but-scary Charlie Brooker view of a dystopian near-future tech-laden world. It initially appeared like a strong contender for “Pedents Corner”, as it included the spelling ‘whisky’ preceded by ‘Irish’! But no, of course this was Phi’s gentle way of nudging us into noticing that one or other of ‘Irish’ and ‘whisky’ was out of place and thus a likely word to be removed before solving, as per the Preamble’s instruction. Phi’s wit showed immediately in the very first clue (which I suspect Shirley will mention – can’t think why 🙂 ).
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