The Last Post Game!!!!

[Aggie]

LOL, don't make me haul out the Bristol Chart for comparison again.


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[Swatopluk]

More like the last straw.

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In the long distant past straw was a part of the LPWB

(†) = CDU, I presume?

No, it means not among the living anymore

And it has nothing to do with his name but his learned profession

Some place name beginning with "New"?

No, it's actually 'The'

He may throw a few rocks at us.

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Rock could be a material for the LPWB but it is rare (to my knowledge).

http://danny.oz.au/travel/2004-central-NSW/p/7206c-guanaco-tapir.jpg
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[Griffin NoName]

This be the last post, not the longest post.

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[Swatopluk]

Who's the keeper of the record?

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[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

Are we talking about mattresses?

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[Swatopluk]

Your typical mattress (unlike your mistress) is unlikely to hit your head with lethal consequences.
I'd also be surprised, if there was a place (not shop) called The Mattrasses.
Part of the LPWB word is a typical household item that is (if the cliche holds true) often used by spouses to attack each other (or intruders) although that is not the item's purpose.

Btw, the LPWB has two syllables

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[Aggie]

Straw clue makes me think of bricks again....  the cliche suggests a rolling pin, but those are commonly made of rock and not straw, I think.

(†) = CDU, I presume?

No, it means not among the living anymore

Recently so?  I doubt I can follow this clue if the trail is cold.


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[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

So, the Korean is a clue?

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[Swatopluk]

Straw clue makes me think of bricks again....  the cliche suggests a rolling pin, but those are commonly made of rock and not straw, I think.

(†) = CDU, I presume?

No, it means not among the living anymore

Recently so?  I doubt I can follow this clue if the trail is cold.

During my lifetime (and I was born in 1973 jftr)

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[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

Are we talking about Willy Brandt?

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[Griffin NoName]

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[Swatopluk]

Are we talking about Willy Brandt?

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Nope

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[Aggie]

So, the Korean is a clue?

Approximate translation: asldkfjeyadnvieasdlkfn

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PS - how does he lead the state? Is he undead?  I though only Cheney could pull that off.

[Sibling Zono (anon1mat0)]

Beware, he said "a leader of a German state" which to me suggests someone who may or not be the head of government of one of the 16 German states (Bundesländer) deceased after 1973, but for all purposes it may be a civic leader in which case he sent us in a wild goose chase.

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Edit: the alternative is that he is talking about the president of the GDR in which case there are four alternatives:

Walter Ulbricht
Willi Stoph
Erich Honecker

[Aggie]

Once we got past current state leaders, I more or less gave up trying to sort this one out - English-only wikipedia may not have complete enough information.

Hmm....  two syllables?  Real or fictional place-name? In either case - which country does it occur (or is most prevalent)?  Is it a basic English word, or a foreign loanword?



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