Just for fun.............

[GuiltyPleasure]

......guess the poet(s). Each clue gives you one (or two) of PFDF's esteemed poets.

First poet - Dadaist Samuel Rosenstock

Answers in here please and, a reminder, this is just for fun - please don't be offended at your clue.

Champ was the champ for this one - Tzara

 

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Second poet - - First woman, possibly in sequins.

chipbutty guessed the answer - PandoraGlitters.

 

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third clue - goy meets girl.

Ange got this one - eagleyez and Angeline

 

[butters]

Second poet - - First woman, possibly in sequins.

Wicked Eve?

or was it sparkly Pandora Glitters?

 

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Wicked Eve?

or was it sparkly Pandora Glitters?

Your second guess is right, Pandora was the first woman according to Greek mythology.

Well done chippy and thanks for playing.

 

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Another for chipbutty 4th clue - Quite the card, the first of 78. - The Fool.

 

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chipbutty did it again - # 5 - 100% starch. - chipbutty

 

[butters]

4th clue - Quite the card, the first of 78.

The Fool?

# 5 - 100% starch.

me?

 

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The Fool?

me?

You're good!

 

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sixth clue - Prepare for sabrage.

 

[butters]

sixth clue - Prepare for sabrage.

i know i know! but i'm gonna let someone else get a chance and wish you goodnight, T

 

[Angeline]

third clue - goy meets girl.

eagleyez?

 

[champagne1982]

......guess the poet(s). Each clue gives you one (or two) of PFDF's esteemed poets.

First poet - Dadaist Samuel Rosenstock

Answers in here please and, a reminder, this is just for fun - please don't be offended at your clue.

Bill Dada?

or

Tzed?

 

[champagne1982]

sixth clue - Prepare for sabrage.

This one cuts ME deep... in fact, I quite lose my cork.

 

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eagleyez?

Well, you too. (was worried "goy" might be insulting, if so apologies to ee.)

 

[Tzara]

......guess the poet(s). Each clue gives you one (or two) of PFDF's esteemed poets.

First poet - Dadaist Samuel Rosenstock

Answers in here please and, a reminder, this is just for fun - please don't be offended at your clue.

Bill Dada?

or

Tzed?

Sami (or Samuel) Rosenstock was the birth name of Tristan Tzara.

 

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Bill Dada?

or

Tzed?

Tzara! Well done!

 

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This one cuts ME deep... in fact, I quite lose my cork.

...but it was a very good year. Well done again.

 

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Sami (or Samuel) Rosenstock was the birth name of Tristan Tzara.

*giggling*

 

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i know i know! but i'm gonna let someone else get a chance and wish you goodnight, T

night night sweetie. You woulda got 'em all.

 

[Tzara]

Let me try one:

Binghamton hip-hop, please phone home!​

 

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6th clue - If truth be told, 17% more class - Liar Tzara

7th clue - peel this poet and save a Braeburn. - WickedEve - Tzara

8th clue - L.O.L. - BooMerengue - Tzara again

9th clue - Cast of a thousand?

 

[Tzara]

6th clue - If truth be told, 17% more class

7th clue - peel this poet and save a Braeburn.

8th clue - L.O.L.

9th clue - Cast of a thousand?

• 6: Liar. From his tagline and name. Miss his poems.
• 7: WickedEve, from her tagline "Save an apple, eat Eve."
• 8: Boo, who is always laughing and laughing and laughing.
• This is purely a guess: bronzeage. (Um, y'know, cast bronze, era lasting some thousand years?)

Obscure comeback:

Waiting for Victor​

 

[Angeline]

Well, you too. (was worried "goy" might be insulting, if so apologies to ee.)

Not all all dear Poetesse. I often call him my shaygetz, my beloved shaygetz.

 

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• 6: Liar. From his tagline and name. Miss his poems. yes
• 7: WickedEve, from her tagline "Save an apple, eat Eve." - yes
• 8: Boo, who is always laughing and laughing and laughing. - yes
• This is purely a guess: bronzeage. (Um, y'know, cast bronze, era lasting some thousand years?)- no, sorry, try again.

Obscure comeback:

Waiting for Victor​

Working on it.