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[esMAnia]

i've a strong feeling that you'll find the answer Nickynack...

[Nickynack]

i have actually got another theory but to help me along the way i need some help from yu guys
what is it called when you put a word between two other words to link them up?
such as Tall - Boy - Friend ???

[vivi]

i have actually got another theory but to help me along the way i need some help from yu guys
what is it called when you put a word between two other words to link them up?
such as Tall - Boy - Friend ???

isnt that called a hyphen? oh no its the word you mean-isnt that a connecting word?-regardless, the only word i found with nose p is nosepipe and thet doesnt sit well with the pf at the end---im even looking at poor pandora and her box now its just sad sad sad

[floops]

are you thinking that there is some wordplay going on???????

[esMAnia]

i have actually got another theory but to help me along the way i need some help from yu guys
what is it called when you put a word between two other words to link them up?
such as Tall - Boy - Friend ???

english is not my native language,, so i won't be able to help you in this

besides, i don't think that boy is a link btw tall & friend,, i doesn't seem to be a good example...

anyway,, i've to sleep.. hope s'one (you're my favourite) will have found the answer when i wake up in the morning..

good night !!

[ShiningStar]

sorry if i not helping - but i am looking up nose in wikipedia and wikisaurus


did we know that to pry is to nose?
NOSE | P??......perhaps P?? = PRY
also the only word in english i can find that ends in PF is dummkopf

OK i am giving it a rest for just now - will see you later - good luck!

on another forum it says something that not all levels are in english, do you think maybe this level is one of them? meaning maybe the last word isn't a english one?

[floops]

kopf is german for head, a bit random i know lol

[Nickynack]

ok well heres another theory

nose is a name for a pincushion. pin would fit in the middle. Kopf wuld fit at the end - german for head, ergo nose - pin - head = nosepin or pinhead

i wish!

i neeed to know the name and rule it out so that i can move on to another hare-brained idea!

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[floops]

ok well heres another theory

nose is a name for a pincushion. pin would fit in the middle. Kopf wuld fit at the end - german for head, ergo nose - pin - head = nosepin or pinhead

i wish!

if only lol i still want to cry the puzzles get harder than this as well!

[vivi]

while were in the realms of the ridiculous, horses win by a head or a nose and they come in boxes and then they get pip--ped at the post

[Nickynack]

while were in the realms of the ridiculous, horses win by a head or a nose and they come in boxes

and they kinda live in a pen lol

aw well im away for a soak in the bath - maybe it will float into my head!! good luck everyone!

[floops]

oh my god the whole thing is a plot to take over the world by the author by driving us all insane lol

[ShiningStar]

lol yeah i think so, he wants to turn us into mindless zombies

[vivi]

and they kinda live in a pen lol

aw well im away for a soak in the bath - maybe it will float into my head!! good luck everyone!

have you a box shaped bath?


well that was a relief, on to 29 and im off to bed

[little_piggy1]

Level 27

I think someone might be onto something on the unfiction forum. It sounds like a good theory. This is what was said.....

"He is saying think outside the box, but you have to find the box. This reminds me of that "head down" clue from way back. He wants us to literally find another box on our computer screen!


I think that those letters are the first initials of a drop-down menu. N = New O = Open S= Save E =Exit

As for the pipes, notice when you click on a dropdown menu the choices are divided into groups separated by lines. That's probably what the pipes are for.


Maybe I'm not looking properly, but there seems to be a lot of possibilities. or maybe i have the wrong version of web browser. He also seems to be skipping some."

If someone has IE 6 can they have a look, I am on IE 7 so it is different, but in the source it says something about IE 6.