Thursdays CCC

[TitanCerberus]

Sry, I forgot the final guess because I couldn't find a matching term for all the wierd thoughts.

[UserNameless]

is the answer grey market? :confused:

[Dalek Dave]

No, sorry.

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[hairy_hats]

(informed by online tools cos I got stuck) Pandectist? Pan - slate dec - short month errrr...

[Dalek Dave]

The Closest So Far!

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[Jurrien Fakkeldij]

I can't take all the credit for this but here is my guess. Slate short month? It beats a tattoo and was once explosive pan - slate jan - short month drum - beat panjandrum - a pompous self-important official - star - tattoo once explosive.

ph34r t3h cut3 0n3s.

[hairy_hats]

Panjandrum! Thanks Mr Berners-Lee. :) Beaten by Jurrien...

[Dalek Dave]

Is the Right Answer! Well done, points awarded. I will point out that a Panjandrum was a WW2 Explosive Device - See Here[^]

------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

[UserNameless]

lol dam not even close to the answer... i shall try again!

[hairy_hats]

Dalek Dave wrote:

Panjandrum was a WW2 Explosive Device

And featured in an episode of Dad's Army.

[Dalek Dave]

Indeed! I remember that one.

------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

[Lost User]

tatyanless

[Jurrien Fakkeldij]

Thanks. But i couldn't have done it without Steve. Steve Thanks have a cold one on me later today :beer:

ph34r t3h cut3 0n3s.

[moon_stick]

Well at least I got the drum bit right... Maybe I should have put some more thought into the rest!

It definitely isn't definatley

[Brady Kelly]

Jurrien Fakkeldij wrote:

pan - slate

:confused:

[Dalek Dave]

To slate something is to criticise it. So is to Pan. See def 8[^]

------------------------------------ "When Belly Full, Chin Hit Chest" Confucius 502BC

[Brady Kelly]

Ah, now there are two reasons I should have used Dictionary.com earlier. The first is that I'm copying their search 'bar'. :suss: