Hangman: The Forum Game, Edition XX

[DrSpike]

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[Paddy]

L

[DrSpike]

Chances are now good I'd say.

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Let the scrum begin.

[Nikolai]

Well, when it's you, one can never know, I usually think too easy.

But if I try S, am I too simpleminded then?

[Paddy]

Silly

[DrSpike]

Is that 2 separate guesses?

_ I L L Y

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[alva]

H

[DrSpike]

The word was billy

Thought Paddy might get it.

[DrSpike]

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[Nikolai]

We can have names now? I thought of it, but decided this was for words, and not names. Granted, names are words too, but in the similar games I've played, names does not count.

[Paddy]

Originally posted by DrSpike
The word was billy

Thought Paddy might get it.

thought the old Billy was too Australian

well done Doc


a

[Paddy]

Originally posted by Nikolai
We can have names now? I thought of it, but decided this was for words, and not names. Granted, names are words too, but in the similar games I've played, names does not count.

no matey, a Billy is a bush jug

perfect for making a cuppa tea while working away from the house

great for over an open fire

[snoopy369]

Billy in british english has its own meaning (just like jimmy does, that I used) separate from the name.

E

edit: oh, is it Aussie english? Hmm, i thought it has a meaning in british as well. IE, a billy club ...

[DrSpike]

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[Paddy]

yeah a billy club has it's place as well matey

as does a billy goat

and to quote a certain 5 year old, I am a bit of an old billy some times