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This film has a cult status and following.
If you've not seen it, I think at least you will have heard of it.
Do you know the name of the film?
If you know the answer, then leave a cryptic clue.
That might be an interesting way of saying you know what it is, and still give others a chance to work out what it is?!
You need to see a shrink.
OK wrong again. So I have no idea what the film is.
Hi Larry.
Not sure about shrinks, but a nurse plays a big part in this film.
OK thanks Rik. Now I'm sure I got it wrong. So will keep thinking about it. I was worried that you may have taken my first post the wrong way and that I should have phrased it differently.
I took your advice and that's where I was last week.
The shrink advised that I get Mr Whathsisname Attachment 94538 onto the case.
A court summons for you, is on its way.
Gerald. Obscure enough?
Well, Acorn.
At the moment you win the prize for being the most obscure!
You'll have to get slightly less obscure with me!
I can't make any connection with 'Gerald'.
I take it back.
Obviously it was not obscure enough for my wife.
She says that Gerald (surname not mentioned here) is a character in the film.
So, a big WELL DONE, Acorn.
Maybe Gerald needs to see a shrink. And who let Mr Whathisname out of his cage? Oh woe is me, I better get some protection.
I think it's the Story of Pink
but I'm not sure
I can't explain you would not understand, this is not how I am.
Attachment 94553
I think you're going to have to do some explaining, John.
Because, I can't do anything with 'Story of Pink', and make it fit into the name of the film.
What's more cryptic than being totally wrong? :D
Had an idea it might be The Wall, same bricks, Gerald Scarfe type blots ...
... :cool:
I initially thought of The Wall also - but after digging around I came up with an answer, but somehow I can't relate it to the cryptic clues left by others.
John: It's not a musical.
Glenn: Don't necessarily go by the clues left by others!
Suffice to say that it's got nothing to do with The Wall or Pink Floyd.
Instead, look at the symbol and where you might see that wall, with the symbol.
Yes, been looking at the symbol :D That's why I wasn't sure
Where you would find the symbol, is in the title of the film.Quote:
Originally Posted by zaphodeist
Trying to figure this out gives be a bloody hairy headache!!
;))Quote:
Originally Posted by glenngosack
I'm sure you will agree though, Glenn.
That the character has to contend with a bit more than a headache!
The 'hairy' part tells me that you've got the answer. =D>
don't you think this is getting long in the tooth? :)
I'm stuck on whether it old Leather Apron or a lycanthrope. The later I think.
First hair, and now it's long teeth.Quote:
Originally Posted by glenngosack
An educational entry!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Egg Bramhill
All I can say is =D>
OK.
Here's the original poster.
Well I thought of that! But I also thought the image you gave was supposed to be a cryptic one [Blood on the Tracks came to mind ... but I don't think it was made into a film!] ... rare I accuse my brain of over-thinking :-O
PS CRYPTic quite appropriate! ;))
No, John. I don't post a cryptic image.Quote:
Originally Posted by zaphodeist
I don't start with a cryptic clue.
The idea is, that if you know the answer, you leave a cryptic clue to indicate that you know what the answer is.
That way, we get to have a bit of fun, and others can have a go at guessing, if they haven't worked out your cryptic clue.
Assuming that you have the correct answer in the first place.
But I liked your 'CRYPTic' reference! ;))
Yes, I know the theory Rik, I've answered one before if you recall. It's just I had a brain surge and was trying to decipher a crypticism that wasn't there! I shall keep thinking to a minimum next time, summat I'm good at ;)
:) No worries, John.
For one crazy moment, I thought I hadn't explained something?!