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ledinsky | 10:56 Sat 23rd Dec 2006 | Quizzes & Puzzles
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they were once jocularly supposed to be bred in the fingers of lazy maidens
something worms??
Missed Mr Mepham this morning
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Idle words
sorry sarumite it's idle worMs
,, Sorry it should read Idle worms
Thanks ulysses100, that will teach me to look before I leap!
... late start this morning and not yet got that far.
I must admit to finding puzzle extremely boring, with so many fairly mundane clues. We were certainly spoilt by MM.
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Thank you nevber heard of it..........very mundane indeed
ledinsky, I really didn't mean that all the clues were mundane, and must say Idle worms is also a new one to me, but after the imaginative clues provided by MM it is a bit disappointing to see some of todays fare! ... e.g. 11a, 22a, 1d, 3d, 6d etc etc.
I hope that I'm not being too critical, and perhaps things will improve in due course.
I agree with sarumite - most of the clues very mundane. Will give it a few weeks but if it does not improve will have to change paper. Only buy it for the crosswords!!
Must admit I had never heard of idle worms either.
Merry Christmas to all. Very quiet on here this morning - everyone doing last minute shopping!
glad i'm not the only one to have found today's xword distinctly lacking in the old je ne sais quoi
A very poor quality Crossword .... especially for the festive weekend.

Agree with everything said above on this subject.

Also, only buy this Paper for the GK Crossword - will give it up if this is the future.

As many Abers as possible should email DT and let it be known.
Just to say i found today's crossword very pedestrian too. Has there been a collective message from Abers to Michael meoham's family does anyone know?
Maybe we should give the Telegraph a chance.After all,I expect they have been just as shocked by MM's death as we have.
Yes,the crossword this morning is not up to its usual standard - let's just take it as a Christmas present,and beware the New Year !!!
Yes, give them a chance. Nice tribute today by the Weekend Editor. Just about to start GK
Most disappointing - an insult to even my meagre intelligence. Certainly we should make our feelings known, or the powers-that-be will simply confirm this new compiler in the job.
What is the appropriate e-mail address?
I have to agree with everyone else about the gk quiz. The sudoku teaser was not difficult either.

I wonder if we should send our comments to MM's email address?
Late on line today. Went out to get the turkey, turned out I'd have been quicker going to Turkey!

I'm also a Crossword only purchaser. Already dropped Monday's following the demise of the Heculis and, if this is the standard, Saturday's will follow suite quite quickly.

I can't really agree with Hardy49 about giving them a chance. This is an insult to MM! Speaking of whom very surprised that there has been no announcement at http://www.michaelmepham.com

I might copy these responses and send them to the letters e-mail.
Easy does it -

http://www.michaelmepham.com/

This is Michael Mepham Editorial Services - MM's own business online site. MM seemed to be a owner/ business proprietor wothout others.

Hardly, likely to be the priority of his widow and family to post messages on this Site ... a) they may not know how to access the Site; b) they may have made no decision about business continuity / selling the business / goodwill etc.

Sure, the Puzzle is very disappointing, BUT it is obviously not an MM puzzle, and is a 'quick fix'.

When the creative talent has left, unlikely to see similar BUT maybe (in time) the DT will find another good compiler.

Doesn't half make you appreciate what a lot of pleasure MM gave many ABers.

... and, when an ABer or two emailed him (with a moan) MM took it in good spirit and would always 'hold up his hand' if he had erred. Too few of his ilk around, today.

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