Jumping to conclusions is the only exercise I get
war, zoso January 19th, 2009M’colleague, liking Slayers as he does, is excited by the prospect of their arrival in WAR. I must urge caution, though; what information do we have to go on? Orange hair dye, and hair clippers. The conclusion a Warhammer aficionado must draw? The iconic orange mohawk of the Slayer. Paul Barnett is English, though, and I’ll wager that means he watched 3-2-1, particularly the objects and clues that represented prizes. These clues were a little obscure, so I think we need to ponder these items rather more deeply.
If you dye your hair, you change the colour, but you can also change your clothes. The dye is orange – famously, nothing rhymes with orange, and many people believe the same applies to “purple”. However, the word “curple” does rhyme, and means “the hind-quarters or rump of a horse”. Now, the hair clippers are used to shave the head; “A Close Shave” was the third Wallace And Gromit, following “The Wrong Trousers”, thus, trousers. Changing clothes, trousers, the hind-quarters of a horse? I think we can all now see what’s going to be included in Warhammer’s January 29th announcement, and not before time. Clothing for mounts, starting with horse trousers!

January 19th, 2009 at 3:03 pm
Heh, I haven’t thought about 3-2-1 for twenty years, but those streams of consciousness at the end would have given Derren Brown a run for his money…
January 19th, 2009 at 3:05 pm
Apologies, I forgot to use the awesome ‘Sword of Power’ (Scandanavian accent please) bequeathed to me in a previous comment…
I shall rectify that now:
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