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HenryG wrote:My first is high,
My second damp,
My whole a tie,
A writer's cramp.
A dash, or hyphen thingie?

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Yeah, it's a hyphen, I'd heard that one a long time ago...I don't remember where.

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hahah i really meant that the chicken came first in the sentence

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Really, It's obvious which came first. The chicken.

There may be a genetic change in the germline of chicken precursor X such that it's offspring will be a chicken, but it is still laying chicken precursor X eggs.

Only a chicken can lay the first chicken egg.

problem solved.

Is there a puzzle coming anytime soon here ?
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We're just waiting on HenryG to confirm Stephen's answer. Since he's a student I assume he's in school until about 2 or 3ish.
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your right you whore.
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These are posted in my original message, but incase anyone wants to know what the points are so far, here they are in order.

POINTS:

HenryG: 6
Stephen Barnes: 5
Tsiangun: 4
Chris Hanratty: 4
Splint: 2
Junkyardjew: 1
Kronokicker: 1
Peanutbutterboy: 1
Ted: 1
Omnicriz: 1
RhymeswithAlex: 1
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Sir, I bear a rhyme excelling
In mystic force and magic spelling
Celestial sprites elucidate
All my own striving can't relate
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I heard this one before so I edited out the clues from this post . . .
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The only septum I believe in is that of the Gazelle.




Edit: Nonsense.
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This is definitely the hardest riddle yet.
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Were any of those actually guesses? I don't understand what Kevin means about the '42nd place,' and Cameron should totally edit those clues out of his post.
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I think that is a sick twisted clue by kevin and should be removed . . . I removed mine.
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Aw, my post (clue) doesn't make any sense without yours Cameron. I'll edit it out.
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I spend about one hour searching to solve this riddle and I got no chance.

So I looked it up and now I am happy that I have done this because with the solution I cannot understand it ---- these kind of riddles are very hard for non natives!

Take my loss as one guess - I think you will be able to set the next riddle too

The first guess I had was a (magic) mirror
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PI

The number of letters in each word represent the numbers in PI.

specifically the first 22 digits

3.14159265358979323846
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oh! NOW I remember seeing that somewhere....that was like, a math trick I had to remember in school
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Correct. Go Brad.
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ok I get the solution - but does the meaning of the sentences bring you to the number pi too or is it only the counting of the letters .

I cannot relate the phrases to the number pi.
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They might be related distantly to the whole pi as a religion movement.

It's a mystical number believed by some to contain the answers to everything or something like that.
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