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[trs007]

Kananga? In his first main scene he's being bugged by the CIA; toward the end of the film he hangs Bond and Solitaire over the shark pool.

Good guess, but not what I have in mind.

[MajorB]

How about May Day on the Eiffel tower? First she's wielding the insect that kills Poirot, er, Aubergine, then she hangs from a parachute.

[trs007]

How about May Day on the Eiffel tower? First she's wielding the insect that kills Poirot, er, Aubergine, then she hangs from a parachute.

Yep--another solid guess, but.........not what I am after.

[MajorB]

Ummmmm.....Blofled in OHMSS? He's messing with his virus, then ends up hanging from the tree limb.

[trs007]

Ummmmm.....Blofled in OHMSS? He's messing with his virus, then ends up hanging from the tree limb.

Very true, very close, but. . . . .not exactly what I had in mind.

[MajorB]

Aha! I had to do a little digging to confirm this one, but thanks to your generous hint, I got it. I had totally forgotten that Campbell in OHMSS was driving a Beetle before he ended up hanging around Piz Gloria. Bugged indeed! Ingenious, trs, as always!

[trs007]

Aha! I had to do a little digging to confirm this one, but thanks to your generous hint, I got it. I had totally forgotten that Campbell in OHMSS was driving a Beetle before he ended up hanging around Piz Gloria. Bugged indeed! Ingenious, trs, as always!

Many thanks, Major. Yes, it seemed time for a hint. Over to you......

[agentjamesbond007]

REMINDER: 3 Days top before any person can put up a new riddle to solve.

[MajorB]

Okay, okay! What a nag!

"In the end, I definitely was not what I kept saying I was."

[trs007]

Okay, okay! What a nag!

"In the end, I definitely was not what I kept saying I was."

Seems too easy for you Major, but.....Boris, Goldeneye??

[MajorB]

That's it exactly, trs. I panicked under pressure from agentjames and threw in an obvious one. Guess I'd better rethink that application to the double-0 section if I'm going to crumple that easily!

Your turn....

[trs007]

That's it exactly, trs. I panicked under pressure from agentjames and threw in an obvious one. Guess I'd better rethink that application to the double-0 section if I'm going to crumple that easily!

Your turn....

Nonsense, your past reputation speaks for itself. I am still racking my brains to interpret slow and foxy for the other game.

OK, back on track:

50% of the time, I will get you where you're going.

[MajorB]

The taxi driver in LALD? In Harlem, he took Bond where he wanted to go (Fillet of Soul), but in New Orleans he didn't (Kanana's plane instead of the departure terminal).

[trs007]

100%,as usual, Major. Over to you.........

[MajorB]

Wow, didn't expect to crack it on the first guess! Hmm, let's see....

Despite my brief screen time, I was thoroughly panned.

[Mr. Blofeld]

The Blayden House butler? He gets into a fight with Necros and ends it with getting conked on the head by a kitchen frying pan.

[MajorB]

Wow. Five minutes and out! Excellent work, Mr. Blofeld! Hope your clue lasts longer than mine did...!

[Mr. Blofeld]

Yes, I hope so, too...

I made not a word, but helped Bond when he was thirsty, only to get shut in when it all ended.

[trs007]

Yes, I hope so, too...

I made not a word, but helped Bond when he was thirsty, only to get shut in when it all ended.

Would you be referring to Whisper, from LALD?

[Mr. Blofeld]

Yes, I hope so, too...

I made not a word, but helped Bond when he was thirsty, only to get shut in when it all ended.

Would you be referring to Whisper, from LALD?

Correct! Damn, I thought that would've been too tricky...

Your turn, trs007.

[MajorB]

Mr. B, 10 hours is pretty respectable when you're up against a high-performance solver like trs. (Although knowing him, it probably means he didn't look at it till 10 hours after you posted it and spent maybe half a dozen seconds coming up with the answer...!)

[trs007]

Mr. B, 10 hours is pretty respectable when you're up against a high-performance solver like trs. (Although knowing him, it probably means he didn't look at it till 10 hours after you posted it and spent maybe half a dozen seconds coming up with the answer...!)

Major, sir, you flatter and praise me, and yet, your read is accurate. I am usually on the boards moreso during the day than the evenings.

Now, I am throwing out an easy one and hoping for a same day solve. Also, please note I will not be around as much for the next 10 days or so, so best to solve my outstanding puzzles (vehicle) or there will be lags in my reply times.

OK, NEW PUZZLE: Whistling while you work can be hazardous.

[Mr. Blofeld]

OK, NEW PUZZLE: Whistling while you work can be hazardous.

The jailers in TLD who whistle at Bond's keychain and get paralyzed by the stun gas?

[trs007]

OK, NEW PUZZLE: Whistling while you work can be hazardous.

The jailers in TLD who whistle at Bond's keychain and get paralyzed by the stun gas?

Correct Mr B. Well done and over to you. I must now resist the temptation to reply again.

[Mr. Blofeld]

OK, NEW PUZZLE: Whistling while you work can be hazardous.

The jailers in TLD who whistle at Bond's keychain and get paralyzed by the stun gas?

Correct Mr B. Well done and over to you. I must now resist the temptation to reply again.

Okay, now I'm a little worried.

My clue: We were as fleet as the driven snow, but got defeated by the power of music.

[MajorB]

The pursuing troops during Bond and Kara's cello-case escape in TLD?

[Mr. Blofeld]

The pursuing troops during Bond and Kara's cello-case escape in TLD?

Correct, Major! Yes, over to you.

[MajorB]

This character fell for a high-wire act.

[Conlazmoodalbrocra]

Zorin?

[MajorB]

Sorry, not what I was thinking of.