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Tricky, tricky here I am

Deceit, come to scam.

Cunning, made to fool.

Trap. Take over, rule.

Even though, like that.

During the time, sat.

Caused to pass, time.

All the space, rhyme.

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a kin and a court jester

Good morning to you as well, MrsP! :thumbsup: I'm still kind of waking up so bear with me for a while XD

Am I on the right track here? Probably not.

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a kin and a court jester

Good morning to you as well, MrsP! :thumbsup: I'm still kind of waking up so bear with me for a while XD

Am I on the right track here? Probably not.

I wish I was still kind of waking up! Not really on the right track. Can't say too much without either giving it away or confusing you. Sorry.

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a car salesman

Yah, well I usually do my waking up at noon and now I have to get back to waking up early before school starts. Not fun.

Hey at least you get summers off, right? Not that either, sorry.

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Sand Trap at a golf course

Good Morning MrsP...missed you yesterday...

Good morning! Thank you, decided to skip work - it was nice! Not that, sorry.

maybe a jack-in-the-box

Yes, I suppose the two month stretch of nothingness does have it's advantages XD

Nope not that either, sorry guys!!

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riddles?

Good morning MrsP. Had to get this guess out of the way so I can get serious here.

Good Morning??? :wacko: I'm pretty sure you are getting into the evening now :) Not that, sorry. Time to get serious, I suppose.

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Coup d'etat?

Here's a riddle, with your first line, in my style:

Tricky, tricky here am I

Vessel tired, by and by

Think, stare, toss, expire

Runnin' in fog, who hasn't ire?

Now here I break my method

Let me show you where I'm headed

Indirect clues, these first four lines

Don't heed details, just read between lines

If still you can't guess what I be

I am a state that you might be

I am a thief, so see ya!

In some, end with mania

I'll post it in a new topic

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Coup d'etat?

Here's a riddle, with your first line, in my style:

Tricky, tricky here am I

Vessel tired, by and by

Think, stare, toss, expire

Runnin' in fog, who hasn't ire?

Now here I break my method

Let me show you where I'm headed

Indirect clues, these first four lines

Don't heed details, just read between lines

If still you can't guess what I be

I am a state that you might be

I am a thief, so see ya!

In some, end with mania

I'll post it in a new topic

Is your guess in another language :blink: I am not sure what it is, so no - it's not right. Sorry. And I will take a look at yours once it's posted!

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Haha. It's a french term, basically means to dethrone somebody, hostile political takeover, something like that. I don't know any french though, it's just one of those phrases.

Hm... is this a two parter?

First verse is making me think hoodwink, and second verse boredom.

Oh!

First: Con

Second: Fiddle (like fiddling around, or idle)

Together: Confident!

Doubt that's it, but interesting no?

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Haha. It's a french term, basically means to dethrone somebody, hostile political takeover, something like that. I don't know any french though, it's just one of those phrases.

Hm... is this a two parter?

First verse is making me think hoodwink, and second verse boredom.

Oh!

First: Con

Second: Fiddle (like fiddling around, or idle)

Together: Confident!

Doubt that's it, but interesting no?

Yes that is interesting. Sorry that it's not right though. Keep 'em coming!

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I'll try to think outside the box

With two-part answers for this rhyme

The first is wiley as a fox

The second: while away the time

(For the last line, rhymes with mile

The first: "although" is subbed with "while"....

As in "Even though it's not ideal, it will work in a pinch" could be rephrased "While it's not ideal, it will work in a pinch")

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I'll try to think outside the box

With two-part answers for this rhyme

The first is wiley as a fox

The second: while away the time

(For the last line, rhymes with mile

The first: "although" is subbed with "while"....

As in "Even though it's not ideal, it will work in a pinch" could be rephrased "While it's not ideal, it will work in a pinch")

Soooo sooo close, I would have given it to you if tiger had not come in and got exactly what I was going for. You got what I was going for with the second part exactly, but a little off on the first. But perhaps I am being too picky. Good job to you! Lets call it a double win, you both got it.

Ooh, think I have it!

wile / while

It took me a 'while' to remember that there is a present tense - I kept thinking 'whiled away the time', but 'wild' didn't really fit the first one! :lol:

Great job, that is exactly what I am going for! Good job to you and plasmid!!

Wile/While

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