plainglazed
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My favorite was the second to last line. Thanks for the praise.
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Yes indeed. That's the connection! Well done.
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yes, had not really made that connection but it definately fits. and no, am not going to tell you which. there cant be that many combinations though.....
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that may violate Lotus's first law of riddling tho. Dont know the precident involving a riddle within a riddle and using one of the words in the first riddle to solve the second....
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you're half right with one...just need a little more remix...
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DD strikes again. You got the second word as well. But not the final answer yet as to the connection.
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not it
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Yes that is one of the two! Excellent, dooood. (and the one I was referring to in my last post)
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no again. But at the risk of confusing the issue, you are closer to one of them I think.
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Sorry, no. And sorry for the delay. Tryin to wind down the evening with the youngins.
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not either, sorry
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Not either of the answers listed above. Lotus, much more even appreciation of yours last night as these are rough to compose. Edited to compensate for my slow typing and include the ones I had missed.
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Learned last night of Dancer's design, Two solutions suggested in each following line: Shakespeare may have said it best, Victory is our motivation. Let's have fun; a simple request, Yearn to compete without aggrevation. To bridge, your bidding we can surmount, And to follow suit means one can not sluff. For this action's taken after the final count. Alternately: POW, all is as loyal; oddly enough. Now you've found the two but your work here's not done. Discover their connection for the ultimate fun.
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OK, this is premature. Probably should keep plugging along but am getting Am not really understanding the format, any elaborations there?
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So no magical reference? Or introductory course in spelling/grammar? You say so broad but a common thing along the lines of What do you think, lover?
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