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paul

31st August 2014, 01:07
Bad tidings? (5,8)
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mattrom

31st August 2014, 03:28
Too much Adobe software is causing an unexpected overload downstream (5,8)
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syzygy

31st August 2014, 09:55
Dropping trou ? Over the top and a trashy bore. (5,8)
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bigbadmarty2

31st August 2014, 11:43
Disorderly golf fans I hold responsible for cancellation of final round (5,8)
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richardc

31st August 2014, 12:01
The deadline for posting clues has now passed.

Thanks to bigbadmarty2, syzygy, mattrom, paul, chrise, greedy kite, fieryjack, & ginge for posting clues.

You may now cast your votes until 21:00
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mattrom

31st August 2014, 13:18
BBM2 #9
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bigbadmarty2

31st August 2014, 13:26
post 9 should of course say (5,8)

@ginge - sorry can't quite see the "quarter days" bit of your clue ?
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ginge

31st August 2014, 13:43
Hi BBM2, Quarter Days were traditionally (and still are in certain financial transactions, particularly rent) due payment dates and an attempt to continue a financial theme. However, also an attempt to fine tune the definition because if you accept wiki's definition the difference between "normal" and flash flooding is the volume within a 6 hour period = 1/4 of 24 hours, 1 day.

I was very tempted by paul's "tidings" but BBM2 @ 9.

day's
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bigbadmarty2

31st August 2014, 13:47
Crikey ginge you learn something every day !
And yes it adds to your already elegant definition

ginge @10
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chrise

31st August 2014, 13:48
BBM2 @9


I might not be back online until Friday, so thanks to richard and congratulations to the winner (looks like BBM2 at the moment!)
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