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Unless the sender said something, it might just be random letters to make the ornament shape.
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If the X at the origin is indicating a dimension, does that mean the dimension comes straight at the screen? If that's the case, it looks like the arrow is missing. Unless it's hiding in the origin dot.
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Still not sure how that would be represented here. I assume what's shown is X, Y, and Z despite all being labeled X...
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Not sure why all the axes are labeled X along with the origin. The painting seems to be called "4th Dimension." No clue how you'd represent that but I'm not seeing that in the picture.
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4 Seasons in a Year = 4 Sides on a Square = 4 F. on M.R.
6 Feet in a Fathom = 6 P. on a P.T. = 6 O. in a B.I.
8 Arms on an Octopus = 8 K.H. of E. = 8 Pints in a Gallon
10 P. in a B.A. = 10 Years in a Decade = 10 Little Indians
12 Inches in a Foot = 12 Signs of the Zodiac = 12 F. on a D.
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Not sure about steel but a pencil?
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a pen?
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I would say 3. The base has 2 green sides. 3 is the only one like that. You can also look at each of the angles of the triangles.
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Full solution:
Given A+B+C, the first two digits are the product of AB. The next two digits are the product of AC. The last two digits are AB+AC-B.
For D+E+F, the last two digits are DE+DF+A.
A=6
B=2
C=5
D=5
E=6
F=7
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A start:
Given A+B+C, the first two digits are the product of AB. The next two digits are the product of AC. Still working on the last two digits.
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Ooh. Another language. Never would have gotten that. Nice puzzle.
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11 hours ago, ash9898 said:
Check This one, Others are correct.
Well, obviously I can't count to 20.
2 men, 5 women, 13 children
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1. 3 colors so 4 balls?
2. 99
4. 3 sons, 4 daughters
5. Feel like I'm missing something but going to say 9th?
6. Assuming you can't tape pieces together, just over 9 so 10 tapes.
8. 3 men, 3 women, 13 children.
9. 6
10. Push the cork into the bottle.
12. 10 minutes.
13. $20A suggestion: Personally, I prefer reading stuff when the title isn't all caps/ screaming in my face.
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Dandelion seed balls?
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Bubbles?
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Generic meaning... on a house? Cards?
Umbrella?
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A sailor?
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4 hours ago, rocdocmac said:
Thank you Time-LSF! Good one, but ...
Apology for raising this, but there is only one "double 0" and one "double 6" combination directly adjacent next to each other in the grid, although the total of 56 (7x8) matches twice the number of 28 domino pieces in a normal set! The "double 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5" are fine.
I'm not quite sure what you are saying. A domino consists of 2 squares. So while there are 56 squares, there's only 28 dominoes. So for example, A2 and A3 together are a single domino.
TSLF- Do you want them arranged in an 8x7 grid like the picture? That would mean some rows and columns would contain more than one of a number. Is that correct?
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"5) The Chilean, who is not next door but one to the Belgian"
I had the opposite understanding
If the Chilean were pitch 5, the Belgian could not be pitches 4 or 6 because those would be next door. The Belgian could be 3 or 7 if that was meant to read one to the right/left of the Belgian.
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I think the inclusion of the word "who" indicates it applies to the American. Can't be sure without clarification though.
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lol. I figured the weights were pretty close. But I made the mistake of asking Google. What are the odds of those riddles being posted at the same time? Thanks for the indirect hint fb.
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I was going to steal your answer to flamebirde's riddle and say paperclip. But can't manage the feather line...
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14 hours ago, rocdocmac said:
I've interpreted clue 7 to mean the American found more than the Englishman. Do you have an alternative interpretation? That would contradict your 2nd and 3rd solutions. If you swap Spain and Belgium, Marie no longer finds twice as many as the Spaniard. Your first might be the one! The only thing that would make it incorrect is whatever the intention was on the Belgium clue...
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2 hours ago, plasmid said:
You have Marie as finding 16. Clue 6 says 16 were found by a man. I assume Marie is a woman. Only time the clues seem to specify man or woman... This appears to be unsolvable with that constraint though...
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This seems like a trick somehow but I'm going to go with...
75?