the words palindrome and homonym only go in the riddle once.
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Started by Krornus, Dec 11 2008 12:40 AM
95 replies to this topic
#91
Posted 18 December 2008 - 02:19 AM
Spoiler for Is the second word
#92
Posted 22 December 2008 - 04:04 PM
Homonym, five two. Palindrome, eight, seven. The two three- can a?
- Dave one two 59, 55.1 mins.
So with one word being Canada, the other "word" is a coordinate consisting of the visible numerical half (59,55.1) and the other half being whats left over after messing with the palindromes etc, the numbers left are 52, 87.2312 as i have underlined? maybe its one massive coordinate consisting of the numbers 5287121259551. no idea where dots and commas should go to make any snse of it.
perhaps that completes the coordinate. is there another word? i dont know. whether or not mins means minutes or has any relavance at all is uncertain but unlikely as 59, 55.1 mins has been described as half of a coordinate possibly meaning that mins has nothing to do with it. unless it refers to minutes in circular terms.....
i only signed up because ive been watching this one and thought id have my say.....Kronus, drop some more hints cos its still unclear what were looking for. i know you said 2 words are hidden so why is there a coordinate? is it the other "word"?
- Dave one two 59, 55.1 mins.
So with one word being Canada, the other "word" is a coordinate consisting of the visible numerical half (59,55.1) and the other half being whats left over after messing with the palindromes etc, the numbers left are 52, 87.2312 as i have underlined? maybe its one massive coordinate consisting of the numbers 5287121259551. no idea where dots and commas should go to make any snse of it.
perhaps that completes the coordinate. is there another word? i dont know. whether or not mins means minutes or has any relavance at all is uncertain but unlikely as 59, 55.1 mins has been described as half of a coordinate possibly meaning that mins has nothing to do with it. unless it refers to minutes in circular terms.....
i only signed up because ive been watching this one and thought id have my say.....Kronus, drop some more hints cos its still unclear what were looking for. i know you said 2 words are hidden so why is there a coordinate? is it the other "word"?
#93
Posted 24 December 2008 - 03:03 AM
Looks like the OP has abandoned this one which is a shame because he said that it was part of a series. I think he should have (still could?) helped out a bit more with this first one so that we could all have found out a little about his style of thought.
Oh well.....
Oh well.....
#94
Posted 24 December 2008 - 10:39 AM
Look out the window..... Outside of BD it's xmasLooks like the OP has abandoned this one which is a shame because he said that it was part of a series. I think he should have (still could?) helped out a bit more with this first one so that we could all have found out a little about his style of thought.
Oh well.....
#95
Posted 24 December 2008 - 06:58 PM
Look out the window..... Outside of BD it's xmas
Almost, but it wasn't last time the OP posted here...
Anyhow, Have a great Christmas.....
#96
Posted 25 December 2008 - 12:04 PM
True - some work rightr up to midnight and though xmas
happt festives all round
happt festives all round
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