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cute, but you forgot the question mark
nice thinking btw.
~ scooch on over closer dear
and i will nibble on your ear ~
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I made a challange-like thingie today:
Make a connection between the two panels and answer with Morse code.
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Two pans under the maypole. Hmm, maybe that walking around the pole has a name....time to ponder.Comment
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I help You pondering....hm....
A student who changes the course of history is probably taking an exam.
As long as the answer is right, who cares if the question is wrong?
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The two panes are two separate words, that share a certain similarity. (Don't overthink it, just say the first thing that comes to your mind.)sigpicComment
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Gonna guess "syrup" or "pancakes"
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Congrats, you got the first word.Originally posted by Jaxescaper View Post
The second is a similar thing.
Now follow this logic and a certain Morse code will pop in.
Sorry guys, this was an idiotic idea, seems I've been watching too many Air Crash Investigation episodes lately...
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So Fern, does "may pole" mean "maple" (as in syrup) ?
EDIT: gonna attempt a steal from Jax.
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(scrub pans w/ an SOS pad ??)
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No, Jaxescaper's Morse says May Day, that's correct.
This riddle is full of distress...
Congrats, that's it!Originally posted by donaud View Post
May Day and pan-pan are both distress signals, so the Morse code must be SOS.
Made more sense when I made it, hehe...Last edited by Fern; 10-07-2010, 17:56:57.sigpicComment
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Never heard of "pan-pan", good to know.Comment
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*raises hand* i have a small one : D
~ scooch on over closer dear
and i will nibble on your ear ~
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a small candy *shows*
yup, "wake up". good job.
~ scooch on over closer dear
and i will nibble on your ear ~
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