He means he is answering in the affirmative.
The trouble with this game is that it only really works if it is done orally. Perhaps there should be a further constraint like not using a particular letter. 'E' would probably be too difficult. Maybe 'u'?
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Re: Enid Blyton "don't use yes or no" game
Good answer, Domino! Your turn.
I rarely play this game so perhaps regulars could say whether they'd like to increase the difficulty by having to avoid a certain letter.
I rarely play this game so perhaps regulars could say whether they'd like to increase the difficulty by having to avoid a certain letter.
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In 'Well Done, Noddy' are there any and, if so, how many, pound notes in Noddy's money box?
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