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I would really be surprised if someone actually gets this, unless I'm deluded and I think it's too hard, in which case it's easy. If I can say one thing it is that I guess you can say there's gonna be a common theme throughout these types of riddles.....

Willie Mason was in a high place.

He pushed a ram off a cliff face,

And as it fell, he heard a yell:

Bring back the biff.

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Alright then lets see what I can come up with....btw did you get the willie mason part and the bring back the biff?

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Alright then lets see what I can come up with....btw did you get the willie mason part and the bring back the biff?

Willie Mason was in a high place.

He pushed a ram off a cliff face,

And as it fell, he heard a yell:

Bring back the biff.

I am not quite sure the relevance of Willie Mason (is it about the issue during the rugby league?) but the phrase in a high place is obviously referring to someone who is in a high society preferably monarch or something like that.

Then the "he pushed a ram off a cliff face".. HIRAM (the word RAM is literally near the edge/end of the name)

"and as it fell, he heard a yell"... Aaaaaahhhh!! (A from A-biff)

bring back the biff! - biff of abiff..

But do the literal meaning of your riddle pertains to the issue during the rugby league's willie mason's controversy of punching?

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Willie Mason was in a high place.

He pushed a ram off a cliff face,

And as it fell, he heard a yell:

Bring back the biff.

I am not quite sure the relevance of Willie Mason (is it about the issue during the rugby league?) but the phrase in a high place is obviously referring to someone who is in a high society preferably monarch or something like that.

Then the "he pushed a ram off a cliff face".. HIRAM (the word RAM is literally near the edge/end of the name)

"and as it fell, he heard a yell"... Aaaaaahhhh!! (A from A-biff)

bring back the biff! - biff of abiff..

But do the literal meaning of your riddle pertains to the issue during the rugby league's willie mason's controversy of punching?

I actually tried to make his name from high and ram to get hiram so you got half of that. I guess what you think works too. The Willie Mason thing was referring to the Freemasons cause Hiram Abiff was a freemason. The falling and yelling part is just so the riddle rhymes. Bring back the biff was describing the way he died.....kind of. He was punched in the stomach 3 times, hence he was 'beat up' if you want to put it that way and is also the ending of his surname

Edited October 24, 2008 by runder_1111