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''Baffled'' in an understatement!!:dizzy:
As far as I'm concerned this could be anything.
Me personally I'd go for ''My favourite things'' from the Sound of Music, as I see a lot of MY favourite things: Campbell's soup, California, puppy dog, Windows XP, pills :wink: and America.
But somehow I don't think it's right :no:

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No rbud, it wasn't you, it was my fault:tongue:

Is the Movie A Christmas Story ?

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I didn't know that ;), but yes, I meant between the lamp and the dog :).

I don't want to sound precocious, but The Sound of Music is actually a lot closer than you think :rotfl:!

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Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious !!!!!!

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Thanks rbud, nice pictionary, the funny thing is, after searching for what I first thought was a movie :banghead: I was singing that in my head after looking at your pictionary (some kind of subliminal message there :lol: Must have been the Supacali part.

Simple one folks, its a song......

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First of all :bow: to Rbud for an excellent Rebus, one word.......WOW!!!
And another WOW to Scouser and Helanren for finding the answer, wouldn't have gotten that in a million years, and yes nice touch Helanren ''precocious'' I was wondering about you using that somewhat pompous word :lol:

Then on to Scoucer's song, I see the Rolling Stones logo and some sugar, but I only know ''Brown Sugar'' from the Sticky Fingers Album.
But the Talking Heads have a number called ''Sugar on my tongue", so my guess goes to that one.

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Thats the one celli.:arms: Over to you.....

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Thank you, here is mine...it's a TV series......

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hollands got talent springs to mind (and vanishes as fast as it sprung):rotfl::rotfl:

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Only thing I can think of is Amsterdam Nights !

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Eeerm....nope and nope, in that order for Vivi and Scouser :biggrin:
Don't focus on Amsterdam.

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there was once a programme called sin city or (cities) - a travel programme with bondage and nappies and all manner of new uses for common household wares :angryfire

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Sex and the City ?

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that must be it scouser- :nodder:

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:nodder: Well done Scouser, have one ready for us?

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Thanks celli, sorry about the delay , I was having problems uploading.......

Here we go, it a book title.

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It looks quite complete, otherwise I'd said The Mirror Crack'd from Side to Side by Agatha Christie?

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Or an ''Unfinished Portrait" also from Agatha Christie but under the Nom de Plume of Mary Westmacott? Except the portait looks quite finished :doubt:
It's a shame you didn't give her fluffy ears or I would have guessed ''Who framed Roger Rabbit'' :cheesy: No no no no no no you ninny that's a movie and not a book :bonk:
The picture of Dorian Gray? But that doesn't make sense either.

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thought of murder on the dancefloor or third floor flat- but not raising any hopes

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Helanren it is Agatha Christie,....
and no celli its not Dorian Gray. (I'll give you fluffy ears Mrs)

No vivi none of these.


Its not her name that matters, nor is one of her books.

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OK then, she is a writer (obviously) so a ''framed'' writer. I have tried every possible way to Google writer and frame and picture frame and photo, nothing :hmmmthumb
How about.......In the Frame by Hellen Mirren?

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You are sooooo close celli. You have one word spot on:biggrin:

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found how to frame a floor by glyn sheridan- i'll bet it's not that:zrant2:

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And you would win the bet vivi.:nod:...........


celli just change with the second word !

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i've found all sorts of right frame things, but nothing that is remotely familiar (mostly books on how to frame!)

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celli has the first word spot on with "Framed"

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In the Frame by Dick Francis, In the Frame by Edward Whitaker, In the Frame by Jane Hedley et al. :lol9:?

I think we are missing something.... if Christie is important, but not her name or her works I can't think of a lot to associate her with..maybe 'mystery'?
And "In xxxx frame" doesn't seem to give a lot of options either. "In a frame", "In one frame", "In my frame"....none of them really seem to make sense...

edit: missed those last posts ;). So it's "Framed xxx" instead...

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but the first word is framed- i can't find anything with that- thought about "framed outright", but i've never heard of it

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I keep stressing on the fact celli has practically nailed it, Framed --------, whats another word for a writer?

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framed author? novelist- playwright! nothing rings a bell at all - i'm so depressed :(

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Another word for writer/author ? you have just mentioned it in your above post !!

I'm getting as frustrated as everyone........

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framed playwright?? or framed novelist?

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Second one. Now if you can just find me the author were in business.


Just noticed, it not framed but fram---

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and therein lies the problem- i have been googling the title for ages along with my other attempts- i get nothing but "framing a novelist"- some literary criticism book

Framing a Novelist: Arno Schmidt Criticism 1970-1994 (Literary Criticism in Perspective) (Hardcover)
by Robert Weninger (Author)

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THATS IT

Framing a Novelist - Robert Weninger

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at last- that was a mighty hard pictionary, but good fun!!

this is easier- i guess it will only take a little while, but i had good fun planning it- it's a song title

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Well done vivi:arms:

mmmm:thinking: What do we have ? before we begin, is it a rebus type one?