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"Catch Phrase Help..."

Does this mean anything to any of you?


EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
E
PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP
E


'Apparently' it's some kind of catch phrase and it's just doing my head in!

My Boss just doesn't wanna give me a clue of any sort.

*Shakes Fist*

Cheers.

That is a rubbish one. It could be he works in a lighthouse and he forgot to switch the light on, and his wife's boat has crashed. There are loads of answers - you need specific, logical puzzles like the snowflake one.

Azul wrote:
> Can you not fecking read, you blimmin' fool.
>
>
> Azul wrote:
> Oh, and don't post the answer if you've heard it before.
> It just spoils it.
> *Glares at David*

I had started writing my reply when you posted that. But calling me a fool for solving your puzzles is stupid. So, who is the bigger fool? (don't answer that)

Can you not fecking read, you blimmin' fool.


Azul wrote:
> Oh, and don't post the answer if you've heard it before.
> It just spoils it.
> *Glares at David*

Sorry! I just read your post. I will now leave.

Azul wrote:
> A man was walking downstairs in a building when he suddenly realized
> that his wife had just died. How?

I have heard all of these before.

He is in a hospital and his wife is on life support and there is a powercut so he knows his wife is dead.

Azul wrote:
> A man was walking downstairs in a building when he suddenly realized
> that his wife had just died. How?




Building = car park

Oh, and don't post the answer if you've heard it before.
It just spoils it.
*Glares at David*

Azul wrote:
> I'm not even gonna ask....
> No, not soda guns Chipseh.


it works, in theory. :D

Think about it.

"give me some water"

*Points gun at man, presses button, water flows in an arch into a glass due to gravity*

"Thanks"

:D

A man was walking downstairs in a building when he suddenly realized that his wife had just died. How?

He's at home.