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Wednesday 22nd February £2,100
Maggie Coveney in Truro thought it was an automatic tennis ball server.
Steve Bradley from Helston thought it was a sliding guillotine.
Bev Dunstan from Truro thought it was scoring plasterboard with a stanley knife.
Tuesday 21st February £2,050
Colin Warne in St Ives thought it was someone height-adjusting an office chair.
Kim from Tintagel thought it was someone opening a Pringle tube.
Ashton Phillips from Pool thought it was a plastic fly swatter.
Monday 20th February £2,000
Jackie Richards in Porthleven thought it was a soap dispenser in a (public) loo.
Claire from Wadebridge thought it was pressing the button on a diving regulator
Alison from Helston thought it was threading a new lace into a trainer.
Friday 17th February - a £5,000 FRIDAY!
Alison Evans in Falmouth thought it was plunging the filter on a cafetiere.
Shelley Chapman thought it was the gas strut that lifts a car boot lid open.
Tracey Shephan from Goldsithney thought it was the sound an iphone makes when you've sent a message.
Thursday 16th February £1,950
Lorraine Bird in Marazion thought it was someone biting in to an apple.
Sophia in Penzance thought it was a machine that 'serves' tennis balls.
Ian Cadoret from Newquay thought it was pumping up a garden sprayer pump.
Wednesday 15th February £1,900
Mack from Ivybridge thought it was filling a balloon with helium gas.
Daniel Greenough in Camborne thought it was a hand held balloon pump.
Pete in Penzance thought it was someone opening window blinds in an office
Tuesday 14th February £1,850
Marina Nicholls in Saltash thought it was running a finger along a crease on paper when folding it.
Judy Donnithorne in Hayle thought it was bellows used for 'stoking' a fire, like blacksmiths use.
John Caddock from Launceston thought it was a paper or card cutting guillotine.
Monday 13th February £1,800
Chris Jarvis in Illogan thought it was pulling a tissue out of a box.
Eric Gilbert in Lifton thought it was breaking the foil seal on a coffee jar or similar.
Kelly-Marie Gibson from Truro thought it was pulling sellotape off a dispenser.
Friday 10th February...a £5,000 Friday
Karen Gough in Goonhavern thought it was scraping ice off a car windscreen.
Melissa Tomkins from Grampound Road thought it was pushing the plunger on an icing gun.
Dawn Ellis from St Austell thought it was the sound of the 'screen munching' app on a blackberry phone (It is a feature which allows you to take a snapshot of whatever is on your phone screen.)
Thursday 9th February £1,750
Sue Benney in Truro thought it was a security strap tightening in the buckle on a car roof rack.
Danielle Stevens in Bodmin thought it was a pen or pencil drawing on a piece of paper.
Glynn Bennett from Helston thought it was a meat packing machine that sucks out all the air out of sealed bags
Wednesday 8th February £1,700
Julie Chick in Stowford thought it was a stanley knife scoring polycarbonate sheets.
Deborah Gilbert in Lifton thought it was scoring a tile before cutting it.
Andy Ralph from Marazion thought it was opening a can of beans with a ring pull top.
Tuesday 7th February £1,650
Sarah Rees in Treviscoe thought it was a builder using a pencil to draw a line...maybe using a piece of wood as a 'ruler'.
Rosanna Gubbin in Helston thought it was the sound an iPhone 4 makes when it sends a text message.
Ashley from Summercourt thought it was using a knife style letter opener .
Monday 6th February £1,600
Carol Beck from Truro thought it was removing a cup from a stack of plastic cups.
Anne Hames from Tywardreath thought it was an arrow in flight to its target.
Jil in St Mellion thought it was the sound of a wind turbine
Friday 3rd February £5,000 FRIDAY!
Eric Gilbert from Lifton thought it was drinking the dregs out of a cup with a straw.
Audrey Challingsworth fom Penryn thought it was running your finger down the teeth of a comb,
Lisa thought it was making a fizzy drink in one of the branded machines that make the drinks
Thursday 2nd February £1,550
Geraldine Maddern from Redruth thought it was a balloon pump.
Paula Potter in Lizard Village thought it was the raising and lowering mechanism on an office swivel chair.
Andy in Truro thought it was sucking air out of a balloon.
Wednesday 1st February £1,500
Kevin Newton in Looe thought it was a glass cutter.
Stewart Flay in Wadebridge thought it was using a ruler to draw a line on paper with a pen or pencil.
Matthew Bardoe from Redruth thought it was a fire door opening and shutting.
Tuesday 31st January £1,450
Sally Hosking in Truro thought it was a camera lens zooming in and out.
Tracey Burrell in Camborne thought it was a blow torch.
Linda Craven from St Ives thought it was opening a cardboard jiffy bag that has a perforated edge to tear off.
Monday 30th January £1,400
Lee Roberts in Penryn thought it was running a pair of scissors along a ribbon to curl it when wrapping presents.
Darren Collings near St Austell thought it was cutting a thick piece of paper with scissors.
Nick from Launceston thought it was cutting card with a guillotine.
Friday 27th January £5,000 FRIDAY!
Boo Tilbury in Truro thought it was someone slicing vegetables on a chopping board.
Jackie Simmons in Crantock thought it was the blade of ice skate as the skater skates!
Antonia Wills from Porthleven thought it was a straw going in and out of the plastic lid on a drink.
Thursday 26th January £1,350
Emma Pellow in Penryn thought it was a group of pigs snorting.
Callum Collins at RNAS Culdrose thought it was cutting fabric with metal fabric scissors.
Steve Hill from Tregadillett thought it was a tile cutter.
Wednesday 25th January £1,300
Sheila Hancock in Launceston thought it was someone slicing and cutting some cardboard with a stanley knife.
Chris Bowker in Bugle thought it was using a pencil and ruler to draw a straight line.
Claire May from Liskeard thought it was chalking on a blackboard.
Tuesday 24th January £1,250
Glenn Barbery in Roche thought it was someone ripping a piece of material.
Melanie Dennison in Illogan Highway thought it was sealing the lid closed on a plastic tub.
Thomas Wills in Pool thought it was a paper guillotine.
Monday 23rd January £1,200
Jane Bragg in St Blazey thought it was someone cutting a piece of carpet or some other form of flooring.
Janet Ashcroft in Threemilestone thought it was taking a practice swing with a golf club.
May Hooper from Liskeard thought it was pushing a desk chair across a wooden floor.
Friday 20th January "£5000 Friday"
Mark Nolan in Launceston thought it was someone playing golf on a Wii games console.
Debbie Howard in Bodmin thought it was releasing the air from an inflated balloon.
Kathleen Pengelly from Camborne thought it was sharpening a knife.
Thursday 19th January £1,150
Tim from St Columb thought it was a ceramic tile cutter, cutting through a tile.
Collette Burgess in Bude thought it was someone running a knife through a knife sharpener.
Vicky Short from Newquay thought it was a knife cutting through food onto a chopping board.
Wednesday 18th January £1,100
Heidi Avery in St Blazey thought it was a drawer closing.
James Parker at RNAS Culdrose thought it was a balloon pump.
Lisa from Plymouth thought it was a woodworking plane.
Tuesday 17th January £1,050
Julie Hewitt in St Wenn thought it was someone shooting an arrow and hitting the target.
Lesley Kissel in Truro thought it was a car windscreen wiper.
Maxine in Newquay thought it was someone pulling up a zip
Monday 16th January £1,000
Carol Wheeler in Wadebridge thought it was someone drawing a line with a ruler on paper or a piece of wallpaper.
Adam at work near Bodmin thought it was a tile cutter.
Natasha in Redruth thought it was a paper trimmer.
Friday 13th January "£5,000 Friday"
Jane Langley in St Merryn thought it was a paper guillotine.
Tanya Tann in Truro thought it was a blade cutting through sellotape on a parcel.
Katy Wills from Newquay thought it was pumping a bicycle pump.
