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Arrogance has it
I can have it too

So I've come to accept my
I've come to accept my
I said I'VE COME TO ACCEPT MY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17siKWdOzA0

Great clue!

'draw - er!'

now that deserves this reward:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RgUpDGAIdds

Good stuff . Arfing here like the proverbial seal being strafed with machine gun fire !

he's really funny

5 across

English poet on home counties motorway shows how to do things properly

(7, 3, 9)

SETTING THE STANDARDS would fit perfectly but the words "Orbital " North /South Circular " "Blake " and "Wordsworth " are sadly missing !

Not been able to spend much time this week on this or Ivans 'foul-mouthed bowler' clue (wheres that post gone, can't seem to find it, has it been deleted?), I've tried fitting the works of our great English Poets Morrissey and Foxx into the 7,3,9 box, but gave up after I discovered that the Moz had 9 solo albums, and the Foxx chap's had an addiction to overtime during the last decade.

Seeing as we're waiting, anyone care to quickly solve this one of mine -

'some were sent into space, but this one went to paradise'

6,4,2,6

Ivans 'foul-mouthed bowler' clue


TO put you out of your misery Cores mate From the West Bank of the Mersey Let's here it for Birkenhead's finest !


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWfmDIiax_8

Tisk, and to think I used to work with someone who was a fan of them, I should have optioned to 'phone a friend'



Come on Martin, some help with the motoring bard please!

Meanwhile, I'm trying to give mine away here, American alternative band of 'mischievous little people' who in '89 had an album the title of which calls to mind a fair lady that Professor 'Enry Iggins would'av ad to correct, and their single can be found thus: 'some were sent into space, but this one went to paradise' 6,4,2,6

OK, calm down :-D

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lRRrTl2J2w8

Imagine being killed by 2,000,000lbs of sludge...


It's one of my more 'cryptic' clues, accessed by a circuitous path through connections and entirely unrelated elements.

Surname of an English (Victorian) poet

A motorway in the south east of England

Put these together and you'll have a idea where the next bit fits in

You are looking for an ALBUM title in this one...

A further clue. We have already referenced one of the re-issued albums later 'Bonus tracks' in this thread. That particular song is on the B-side of the third single and features the legendary Ian Fraser Willis of Hawkwind on guitar