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bigbadmarty2

31st October 2012, 13:24
Doh ! of course mr A
thought you were going to sleep on it chris !
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chrise

31st October 2012, 13:27
Just lunch break, BBM
Why is it 'ow?

Again can I confirm my letters for 41dn please? - I have:
?N?O?E
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ab

31st October 2012, 13:30
Letters are spot on.
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chrise

31st October 2012, 13:33
Thanks again, AB - I see only one plausible word, but don't know any proverb including it.
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aristophanes

31st October 2012, 13:34
I believe it's just four words, and involves a rhyme. Don't think it's hoary enough to be considered a proverb.
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ab

31st October 2012, 13:35
Don't lose sleep over it, ChrisE..
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aristophanes

31st October 2012, 13:38
You'd never catch Job saying it. Perhaps a hip Rip van Winkle?
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chrise

31st October 2012, 13:41
Several people have given me good hints, so I know what it must be, but the expression escapes me!
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ab

31st October 2012, 13:41
Re post 72, I think that the structure of the clue requires a dropped h, so is 'ow for consistency?
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peterm

31st October 2012, 13:42
Oh. I had 41dn wrong as well. Now corrected. Finally understand 22ac. Thanks to all.
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