Shakeepuddn
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Oops! How embarrassing! I flubbed the rhyme scheme. Oh well, here’s a better re-write. (no winners yet) Hands with hammers set to work, Building ‘cross a plain, Erecting bridges here and there No soul will cross upon. Planets spin, two of bruise, Two of Eastern Flag. Hammer stroke to build and break, Making worlds collide.
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What do you mean?
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Hands with hammers set to work, Building ‘cross a plain Erecting bridges on a lark No soul will cross upon. Planets spin, two for bruise Two are flagging East Worlds collide and multiplied Are hammer stroke and grin.
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ARRRRGGGHHHHH!!! I thought of the answer last night and contemplated posting it to be first and then said "Nahhh . . . no big deal." Now it feels like one! Drats!
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Complete the sequences to answer the riddle. Clue for each sequence provided. Who is the king of knaves and the knave of kings? (slide) Q __ R Y (smile) M C A H N __ (basic) H N A K X __ (degree) E T F H __ (relax) O UE E U I __ U (nut) J __ C JR
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Hi Izzy.
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Yeah, well done Plasmid.
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nevermind No Jonn, "female" is not the answer, but the gender may help.
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Nice effort Dr. Wilson, and you at least nailed the gender (fifty percent chance there) but unfortunately Dr. Google is of no use. The prognosis is grim, and the serene patient's pallor hints of death. Someone MUST crack this case.
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BTW: The "can you?" simply asks whether you can give the cause of the patient's condition. Or name . . . which would be amazing, no?
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Ha! An over analysis and an under analysis. Interesting. This is a tongue in cheek riddle. It may not be the fairest I've ever written but it's in league with one other. Not hard, just needs the right approach.
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