preflop
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i think this works
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also is it a 4 letter word? if not
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by consecutive - do you mean the order that they appear in the word. or just beside each other on the keyboard and can appear anywhere in the word?
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for number 7
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This was a tough one. and i was not able to fully complete the grid but I think i got far enough for an answer
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close, you did get the innocent person correct, but I think you want to recheck the rest.
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Reaymond while i agree with you on who is innocent, part of your logic is wrong.
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Ok i think i got it,
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Ok i'll guess
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nice, but i think it should have been c5 m4 v3 h6 u2 f1 in keeping with the theme
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yeah - i wasn't thinking properly before. I can get it down to 3.1125 (i think) - I am working on a shorter length.
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I agree with lupetu. I think this is the smallest and would would look like this.
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Am i barking up the right tree?
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andromeda I loved your other answers.
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bonanova - your magic trick reminded me of this one I saw about 10 years ago. 1) Pick a number between 1 and 9 2) Subtract 5 3) Multiply by 3 4) Square the number 5) Add the digits of that number together, for example, if you number is 83, you would add 8 and 3 and get 11. 6) If the resulting number is less than 5, add five, otherwise subtract 4 7) Multiply by 2 8) Subtract 6 9) Assign a letter to your number. A=1, B=2, C=3, D=4, E=5, etc 10) Pick a country that begins with your letter 11) Pick an animal that begins with the second letter from your country 12) think of the color of that animal....
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The book is Masquerade by Kit Williams. intersting book for all you puzzle lovers. He actually made a piece of jewelry valued at the time for something like $20k and hid it in england. The book told a story of how the jewelry was lost and was a bunch of riddles that if put together correctly would tell you where the jewelry was hidden. If you figured it out and found it, it was yours to keep. the jewelry was found at some point in the 80s You guys should check it out. here is the wikipedia link on the book - it does give the final soulution to the entire riddle of the book. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masquerade_(book)
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this one is tough
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Nope. It was published in 1979. The author was an artist.
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andromeda - you got the first one and bonanova - you got the second one. Those were pretty easy i suppose. Bonus points if you actually know the book and author. (hint, it caused a stir in England in the 80's - maybe late 70s) [spoiler='as for the cold weather part it means ']I think you would fear being lost (outdoors) in cold weather.
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Two riddles from a book (i won't tell you the name of the book that would be too easy). 1st one is: Fifty is my first, Nothing is my second, Five just makes my third, My fourth a vowel is reckoned Now to find my name, Fit my parts together, I die if I get cold, But never fear cold weather. 2nd one is: Fifty is my first, Nothing is my second, A snake will make my third, Then three parts a cross is reckoned. Now to find my name, fit my parts together, I am all your past, and you fear me in cold weather? (Mods - i did a search and did not find them, but if I missed them just lock the thread please)
