The Exeweb Advent Calendar VII

[Swanaldo]

Loobygrecian

 

[Swanaldo]

Last years's advent calendar : 725 posts. This year : 1532 and counting.

Twice as popular, or a bloody farce...?

 

[MickStagraget]

Twice as popular, or a bloody farce...?

I don't think farce is a strong enough word, we need to invent a new word to be able to describe this.

 

[Alistair20000]

17th December, 1 point;

Dear Lionel

Could you please award me a point for politely pointing out that this clue is wrongly dated and was put up a tad prematurely.

Yours sincerely etc

 

[Hants_red]

Last years's advent calendar : 725 posts. This year : 1532 and counting.

Twice as popular, or a bloody farce...?

Exewebbers are losing their intelligence?

 

[Alistair20000]

I don't think farce is a strong enough word, we need to invent a new word to be able to describe this.

Synonyms for a farce include travesty and a pratfall comedy.

 

[LOG]

2/3 of the posts have been abuse of some sort aimed at the GM and I.

The answer today is not a person.

Could you please award me a point for politely pointing out that this clue is wrongly dated and was put up a tad prematurely.

No.

 

[Spoonz Red E]

Buttons.

Cinderella pantomime.

Barnfield theatre.

 

[Alistair20000]

Thames Valley Red

The obviously correct reasoned out answer.

 

[Alistair20000]

No.

You are a hard man at times Lionel. I can understand the reluctance to award a point but I thought you might have awarded a polite thank you.

Pardon me for asking: Is the dating error part of the enigma ?

On the assumption it is not, the answer is The Met Office.