The Difference Between Red Herring Clues And Official Game Hints

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The Difference Between Red Herring Clues And Official Game Hints

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23-12-2010, 15:17

dag0620

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Re: The Difference Between Red Herring Clues And Official Game Hints

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Originally Posted by dlavery

What about baseballs? Basketballs? Golf balls? Bowling balls? Cricket balls? Croquet balls? Billiard balls? Volleyballs?

Lots of sports have balls. There are many that have not been used yet.

Hmmmm. We may have to remember this list for the 2014 game....

-dave

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Just wondering, why 2014 Dave?

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