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[JeffH]

OK, one quiz finished so I will resurrect the guess the name quiz from another thread. http://www.australian-coins.net/showthread.php?tid=205&page=3&highlight=henningham (Here is obviously the better place to have it.)

Nevol guessed my middle name and I then asked for you to guess my daughter's middle name. She is Anna Henningham and the main clue was to think outside the square. Trout gave it a few goes. One guess per day allowed.
Next clue is think inside the circle.

A nice 1991 50¢ ram'shead for the winner.

Jeff

[trout]

Lyne
i did a quick edit for spelling mistake
Lynne :dance2:

[Ozcoins]

Nice guess trout!

[AaronG]

I posted in the other thread, you said it wasn't a 4 letter word but had something do with 4 or something? Well I guess "April" because it's the 4th month

[JeffH]

Good Guess Trout. That's my sister's first name (actually Lynnette but I have never heard her called that). She has same middle name -family tradition.
Now... think carefully; My father had the same middle name and it is not, strictly speaking, a unisex name.

Special dispensation to Trout being a trier -you can have another guess today.

Jeff

[trout]

Good Guess Trout. That's my sister's first name (actually Lynnette but I have never heard her called that). She has same middle name -family tradition.
Now... think carefully; My father had the same middle name and it is not, strictly speaking, a unisex name.

Special dispensation to Trout being a trier -you can have another guess today.

Jeff

OK here goes
Michelle

"My Shell" Michelle, squares and circles are shapes/shells

:blink:

[Ozcoins]

How about "Kerry"?

[JeffH]

I think you need some more clues;
•The word **** came via French **** from Venetian ****, which (together with ******) came via Italian zefiro from Arabic ****** ... and **** . This was a translation of the Sanskrit word *******, meaning "*****".
•The first known English use was in 1598.
•The concept of **** is attributed to India, where, by the 9th century AD,.... The oldest known text to use ****, is the Jain text from India entitled the Lokavibhâga, dated 458 AD.
•The ancient Greeks asked themselves, "How can nothing be something?"

Wiki is your friend.
Now, as Hercule Poirot would say. You need to use those grey cells.

Jeff
(Resident pedant)

[Ozcoins]

Another wild guess "Blanka"

[JeffH]

Another wild guess "Blanka"

Warm.

[trout]

How about
Bianca :yahoo:

[AaronG]

Very wild guess, blank?

[JeffH]

No, not her name but rather apt. Maybe not as wild a guess as you may think. (Think, Think. :idea:)

Jeff

[AaronG]

Is the name 'think'? haha

[Ozcoins]

It's a pity I have zero guesses left today.