[Bob23]

Yep, I'll go by that.

Can I just apoligise now for all past, present and future mistakes, errors, ommissions, slander and general confussion that may arise from my stupity. I am fully to blame for all that is bad in the world. My other achievements include the fact that I mentioned to a short bloke with a tash that Poland would be a good add-on to his country in the 1930's and got a mention in Ghengis Khan's memoirs that I was an influence on him.

[Gigglyboots]

I am confused, I blame the fact its too early in the day.

[Morals]

Easy one: Whiffs of pubescent vodka

[Sidders]

I quite like this bob chap. He makes me laugh.

[KFA]

Smells like teen spirit.

"Pattern for living"

[Bob23]

Design for life;

Here's another cryptic one, I know you all love them;

"Flown United, mixed by elder relations (2,4)"

[Bob23]

Come on. This one's pretty easy.

[Sidders]

I'm no good at cryptic things.

[Bob23]

Tip: The clue even hints at who it is by.

[Gigglyboots]

Its Sunday, I don't make myself think all too hard.
I can't see it

[Sam]

I've been staring at it for ages and I give up. What is it?

[Bob23]

Ok then.

It's "Nu Flow", by Big Brothas.

Kicking yourselves?

[Sam]

Whats the flown united bit about?

[Uglybob]

give up

[Bob23]

Nu Flow is an anagram of flown u, the U comes from united. The anagram is hinted to by the word 'mixed', indicating to the sovler that some re-arranging is needed.

[Gigglyboots]

I usually would have that kicking myself feeling, instead im asking myself huh?

[Sidders]

As I said, I'm no good at these cryptic thingys.

[Bridgie]

the cryptic ones are annoying. how about this for another normal one

"yesterday evening"

[Sam]

last night

[Bob23]

One final cryptic one;

"Remove one from bling jellies mix, to hear these festive sounds"

[Sam]

Jingle Bells!

"noise from beneath the earth"

[Bob23]

Horray! Someone finally worked out one of my clues!

[Sam]

That one was much easier though.

[Bridgie]

sounds from the underground

[Bob23]

decided to 'bumb-it down a bit' though! However, it was tricky trying to get a anagram to fit 'Jingle Bells'