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Hm... that oldie "I love to to love but my lover just loves to dance" comes to mind :lah:

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good try, but that's not the one :)

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I somehow knew it couldn't be this easy. Now I wonder what to make of the two lines going from the heart :thinking:

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they are more lines going to the heart really, it's supposed to be somewhat of a road, a direction to follow...

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My first thought was Dance Me To The End Of Love by Leonard Cohen

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et voila, first thoughts are generally right :)
back to you Hel!

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You wouldn't always think so if you follow this thread :lol9:!

An easy book:

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It starts with Harold Lloyd in Safety Last and ends with, what looks like, a Fabergé Egg clock.
Oh and I don't see any hands, except in the last one.
And all sorts of clocks in between :thinking:
Maybe Clock Without Hands, Carson McCullers?

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I'll go for something as simple as The Clocks - Agatha Christie

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I like simple..... but not for puzzles :). So not Agatha Christie this time (she has produced some titles with pictionary potential though).
Celli already mentioned the important clues, but not the title. As an additional clue, it's a well known book. Quite big, too.

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it's not one of those learn how to read the clocks book is it? :lol:
Maybe (but probably not :lol:) The Book of Time (Le livre du temps) by Guilaume Prévost?

ooooh wait it just hit me
is it A la recherche du temps perdu by Proust?
have to go google for the english title though...
In search of lost time by Marcel Proust

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And angelstar scores once more :)!

Your turn again :jossun:

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Well done Angel :arms:

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thanks Hel and celli, wow i don't think i ever got one right by Hel before :biggrin: well there's a first time for everything i guess
okay this one is a
movie

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Ooooh I know, but let someone else get it, I don't have a picty ready.
Nice one Angel.

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:lol: thanks celli, but if nobody else replies, you might as well take it :)

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We'll see......:)

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Is that rather compact girl in the corner lady Di?

[edit] never mind; having spent a lot of time looking for hand/lady/Di songs, I might as well give up and start looking for movies like the rest of you :lol9:!

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:rotfl: Glad to see you're not perfect after all Hel.

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yep Hell, that compact figurine is Lady Di (though it has nothing to do with her personal), there is a reason it's so compact however, not just me not being able to work with paint :biggrin:

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How much longer should I wait? It looks like Hel doesn't know the answer either.

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Come on celli, tell us.

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When I tell, you'll slap yourselves.....it's A Big Hand for the Little Lady. At least that's what I thought it was :biggrin:

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Yep celli, that's the one :biggrin: back to you :) and i agree the rest should slap themselves :lol:

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Thanks Angel :lol:
I have a real easy one, so hands on buzzers please......
Oooops forgot the category, it's a movie folks.

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Except for the guy in the green shirt, I'd say Cat on a Hot Tin Roof?

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Bingo.....:cheesy:

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Who was the guy?

Book

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found something called fly a cell- apparently a softwear programme- otherwise i have thousands of offers of cheap flights to the whole world!!

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:lol9:

Yes, that's a fly and a cell (and something else ;)), but neither of those words are part of the title.

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of course they're not:banghead:

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I wonder what's in the package, it seems to give a distinct odeur to the fly, meat maybe or butter?:thinking:

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At first I thought it was butter :thinking:

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To quote angelstar:The lines are not for smell, they indicate movement. I seem to remember a previous pictionary where such lines were misunderstood: I guess I'll have to work on my technique there :lol9:!

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And what type of fly is it....?

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What are we ......entomologists?
Wadda ya mean what type of fly.....it has a hart on its back, so a lóóóóve bug :biggrin:

Must be a butterfly.

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Common housefly? (Musca domestica)? :confused:

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the butterfly escape or something like that

is it papillon- henri charriere??

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Yes :thumbsup:! Norway douze points!

Over to vivi :jossun:

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well it's a rare thing for norway to get 12 points (if you don't count this year of course)- although jahn teigen (he of the skeleton suit) is one of norways most loved artists (explains a lot about the norwegian psyche that)

here's a small taste of his impressive repertoire!!


and here's the pictionary- it's a book and it's a rebus