Games: Sculpture puzzle puzzle
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Your support makes all the difference.A few weeks ago, we set the task of creating an appropriate anagram of "Darth Vader Sculpture Puzzle". Here are some of the more beguiling entries:
Vlad sure captured HRT (Helen Martin); Lecturers hard up - TV ad (R.W.Cragg, who also came up with the medicinal: Ruptured? Drs have talc); Depraved cult art rush (which C. Rumble thought neatly described the competition); VCR has pale dud turret (D.M.Howle, who also produced: Starlet carved up Hurd); Ruler had used PVC tart (Simon Pressey); Crude rat had vet slurp (Lynne Clark); Perv had cultured arts (Sandra Horn); Prude TV star had lucre (Arthur Clark); turd spurt reached lav (Jonathan White); Hard-up reds cut travel (Mrs F.M.Agassiz); V. ruptured cathedrals (John Kelly).
But the one we liked best was: "Cult art served up hard", which wins Donald Hurt of Newton Abbot a Darth Vader Sculpture Puzzle from The Really Useful Games Company.
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