anagrams

[bf]

Who are these guys?? 1. "repellants" 2. "ablutions" 3. "advise me" (hints - their best distances: 800/1500, 200, 100m respectively)

[noone]

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The middle one is Usain Bolt

[Per Andersen]

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1.Peter Snell 2.Usain Bolt 3.Dave Sime
Unfair advantage considering the hour I guess, but whatever gets me through the night.

[Powell]

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How about this one: 'find her clitoris'.
I didn't come up with this one - found it on another message board.

[stevehj197]

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>Who are these guys?? 1. "repellants" 2. "ablutions" 3. "advise me"
>(hints - their best distances: 800/1500, 200, 100m respectively)

3 is Dave Sime

[stevehj197]

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>Who are these guys?? 1. "repellants" 2. "ablutions" 3. "advise me"
>(hints - their best distances: 800/1500, 200, 100m respectively)

and the first one I thought was Peter Snell but it's one letter off

[Powell]

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>>Who are these guys?? 1. "repellants" 2. "ablutions" 3. "advise
>me"
>(hints - their best distances: 800/1500, 200, 100m respectively)

>3 is
>Dave Sime

>and the first one I thought was Peter Snell but it's one letter off

Yes, and the middle one is Usain Bolt :-P
Is it really that hard to see that the riddles have been solved already ? There were only 3 (short) posts in this thread...

[MJD]

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>How about this one: 'find her clitoris'.
I didn't come up with this one -
>found it on another message board.

Linford Christie

[MJD]

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and
>the first one I thought was Peter Snell but it's one letter off

Maybe a trick question-both spellings are acceptable.

[stevehj197]

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well Linford, have fun doing exactly that....

[Powell]

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How about 'jeans in room' ?

[MJD]

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>How about 'jeans in room' ?

Marion Jones

[Powell]

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>>How about 'jeans in room' ?

Marion Jones


Yup.
Another anagram I found for her name was 'ninja more so' :-)

And how about 'cure menagerie' ?

[Powell]

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...or 'seabag relishes lie' ?

[stevehj197]

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>...or 'seabag relishes lie' ?

Haile Gebrselassie