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[Satine]

Satine wrote on 00:31, 30th Oct 2004:
Can anybody help me with 1.09. Have tried every combination and I just can't figure it out!

Line up SW and RM and the rest should fall into place (though to save you at least 15 combinations it's TA[P]ED).

I really can't get this to work for some reason. If SW and RM are lined up the TA and ED are not. Plus all the middle letters don't seem to form any kind of word.

Gah! Have lost all brain cells - help!

[dd47]

[s]Satine wrote on 01:17, 30th Oct 2004:

I really can't get this to work for some reason. If SW and RM are lined up the TA and ED are not. Plus all the middle letters don't seem to form any kind of word.




i know but TA and ES line up as do FI and ED making it plausible for them to keep the letters i thought of! which by the way ar aporitpar...any ideas?

[Satine]

I got it! Oh thank God! That one has been killing me for ages. You should see the amount of paper I've gone through! Yes, SW and RM *do* line up, and you just have to take it from there.

Oh well, here comes number 10!

[Greebo]

rustline is one letter out - the r is wrong.

[hr]http://www.greebo.org.uk - Loadsa drunken photos and suchlikes.

[meh]

[s]Greebo wrote on 02:02, 30th Oct 2004:
rustline is one letter out - the r is wrong.

[hr]http://www.greebo.org.uk - Loadsa drunken photos and suchlikes.

Yay, thank you! I'm so happy I don't even care that it's a complete non-word.

(and my apologies to Satine; that should have read TA[P]ES)

[dd47]

clues for 10 anyone

ive sat here just typing in random junk and still nothing. i've been at this one for almost an hour

is it actually anyhting to do with heat??

[jennyo]

[s]chocolatefairy wrote on 00:47, 30th Oct 2004:
[s]dd47 wrote on 00:44, 30th Oct 2004:[i]
[s]jennyo wrote on 23:31, 29th Oct 2004:[i]

The title tells you what type of thing each line is describing. E.g., the first line is something mythological.



yes but what do you do with it after that?
[/i]



I think i must be really dim but i'm not getting 1.07 at all....
what on earth do the clues mean and what do you do ??
[/i]

It's basically 4 clues to one answer: if the poem were 'I am money/I am a sandwich ingredient/I am a thing you can do to stuff before frying it' the answer would be 'bread'.

To make it even more obvious, the mountains of the 'mountainous hands' are in Morocco.

[queen of scots]

[s]dd47 wrote on 02:41, 30th Oct 2004:
clues for 10 anyone

ive sat here just typing in random junk and still nothing. i've been at this one for almost an hour

is it actually anyhting to do with heat??


Think of what happens to people if they spend too long in the sun...and what would be the result if you removed the first letter of this word.

[hr]
Life is like a beautiful melody, only the lyrics are messed up.

[chocolatefairy]

[s]queen of scots wrote on 12:16, 30th Oct 2004:
[s]dd47 wrote on 02:41, 30th Oct 2004:[i]
clues for 10 anyone

ive sat here just typing in random junk and still nothing. i've been at this one for almost an hour

is it actually anyhting to do with heat??


Think of what happens to people if they spend too long in the sun...and what would be the result if you removed the first letter of this word.

[hr]
Life is like a beautiful melody, only the lyrics are messed up.
[/i]



nope still not getting this at all....

[Satine]

Think about what happens to your skin when you've been out in the sun too long.

Not a very comprehansive clue I know, but hopefully it helps!

[Satine]

Oh, does anybody have any clues for number 12? I'm stumped!

[romantic]

[s]Satine wrote on 13:14, 30th Oct 2004:
Oh, does anybody have any clues for number 12? I'm stumped!


say the last sentence aloud and think about how the last two words sound together.

[Satine]

Ah - thank you! Can't believe I missed that. Only problem is, now I cannot even begin to fathom out 13! So many lines and boxes...I don't know where to begin!

[munchingfoo]

Thirteen is quite easy. Think about popular sayings between boxes. Start at the top left.

Anyone know the answer for the jewels one, 1.15 I think. Totally got me confussed. Tried everything that would literaly stop him from working.

[queen of scots]

[s]munchingfoo wrote on 14:14, 30th Oct 2004:
Thirteen is quite easy. Think about popular sayings between boxes. Start at the top left.

Anyone know the answer for the jewels one, 1.15 I think. Totally got me confussed. Tried everything that would literaly stop him from working.


It's an essential part of the body!

[queen of scots]

I'm stuck on this one now:

Puzzle 7: Smile!
Puzzledonkey was straight faced. His friend stuck his tongue out at him, to try and cheer him up.

Puzzledonkey was hugely shocked by this uncalled for action. His friend grinned broadly at Puzzledonkey's response, and handed him a present.

What was it?


Anyone got any suggestions?

[Satine]

Ok, I think I've got most of 13, I just can't figure out the line that leads up to "man" or the one that runs from the top left corner down.

Any clues people?

[Steveo]

Yay. I finished roadblocks.

You are all fools for playing puzzle mule.

Torture.

[hr][s]What a beautiful world this will be .... what a glorious time to be free[/s]

[dd47]

nup

still not there. i've st with a thesaurus typing in every burnt/crispy related word i can find.

[Satine]

If you come in from outside on a sunny day and your skin is red and sore then you are.........