Re: Hangman
 

Winning and losing at once is Totally bad luck...

Re: Hangman
 

Good choice (and maybe even better than you thought :lol:)

[Edit] good choice even if posted on the next page too :biggrin:)

If David Cameron and Ed Miliband both come to play and win, the result is they've lost

_ _ _ _ / _ A _ _ _ A _ _ _ T


Stretching it a bit: S


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Re: Hangman
 

In the US, we are very familiar with legislative grIdlock. :zyup:

Re: Hangman
 

Too familiar, methinks

If David Cameron and Ed Miliband both come to play and win, the result is they've lost

_ _ _ _ / _ A _ _ I A _ _ _ T


Stretching it a bit: S


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Re: Hangman
 

How about an N?

Re: Hangman
 

Poor Policy

Re: Hangman
 

If David Cameron and Ed Miliband both come to play and win, the result is they've lost

_ _ N _ / P A _ _ I A _ _ N T


Stretching it a bit: S


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Re: Hangman
 

I think that I know the second word... :google:....

I have never heard this expression, although I am familiar with a similar one regarding a jury...
Hung Parliament ?

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I think sparky must also have had a donkerbruin vermoeden (litt. 'dark brown suspicion'):

because it is indeed a hung parliament :biggrin:

over to pearla

Re: Hangman
 

True indeed, but I'd never heard the term either. Yes, we have way too much experience with the ghastly phenomenon.