[Dottoe]

Pots and pans or silverware? What was the answer between oven and fridge?

Also, he works for her: http://scribesigma.blogspot.com/2011/05/pre05-wooden-girl.html

[Dottoe]

Seems awfully straightforward.

[Gnome]

Nutley wrote:

should let her know, so she can keep searching and getting more clues, while we figure out the riddles. Any suggestions for that one, im stumped atm

Blog comment posted.

No idea about the riddle. :-/

[Nutley]

should let her know, so she can keep searching and getting more clues, while we figure out the riddles. Any suggestions for that one, im stumped atm

[Gnome]

Nutley wrote:

Nice. That would also account for the "killing cats, however, arrives knowledge." Maybe Elysian park is next?

Elysian or Griffith, I think. Griffith Park is the home of both the new Zoo and the Bronson Caves. You cross a red bridge to get to the cave. Could be the "caves of blood."

[Nutley]

Nice. That would also account for the "killing cats, however, arrives knowledge." Maybe Elysian park is next?

[Gnome]

Nutley wrote:

Mnemosyne was also in the "clue". She had 9 children by the greek god Zeus. Just a connection I found right now

Yup, the Muses. And in the Underworld, the dead would choose to drink from either the River Lethe (to forget the past life and be reborn) or the Spring of Mnemosyne (to remember and move on to the Eylsian Fields).

When the Old L.A. Zoo was being closed down in the 1960s, there was debate over whether to move it. One proposed location was Elysian Park.

Also, during WWI, the zoo had to feed horse meat to the great cats, and nearly all of them died.

http://english.glendale.cc.ca.us/zoo.html

[Nutley]

Mnemosyne was also in the "clue". She had 9 children by the greek god Zeus. Just a connection I found right now

[Inkystinky]

I find it weird that he wrote "Not a Number" with capital letters. O.o

Edit: Ah, must be because he's talking about this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NaN , which has been mentioned already.

Also, 9 dots are drawn on the table picture. It might matter. And there are 9 grammatical.. things, in the text. (Lack of english vocabulary.). Commas etc.

So I'm guessing we sort of divide the text into 10 different words or something like that. O.o Just a hunch.

[HappyPhantom]

There is a math term for attaining an equation answer that is labeled as 'Not a Number' but I dunno much about it.... maybe he could be referring to something like that?

[Valcarde]

Gnome wrote:

Valcarde wrote: R2: (Four Days): (6.4)(7.9)(2.5) The answer is Not a Number. I got nothin'. A part of me is thinking that there's either information missing... or the Jester is hiding the answer in plain sight, and the answer, literally, is 'Not a Number'. I don't know why, but the first thing that comes to mind is earthquake magnitudes.

You know, that makes perfect sense; if the riddles are meant to be connected. Earthquakes, storms...

[Gnome]

Valcarde wrote:

R2: (Four Days): (6.4)(7.9)(2.5) The answer is Not a Number. I got nothin'. A part of me is thinking that there's either information missing... or the Jester is hiding the answer in plain sight, and the answer, literally, is 'Not a Number'.

I don't know why, but the first thing that comes to mind is earthquake magnitudes.

[Valcarde]

The above was me, forgot to login after registering.

Also, on the Jester's Twitter:

R2: (Four Days): (6.4)(7.9)(2.5) The answer is Not a Number.

I got nothin'. A part of me is thinking that there's either information missing... or the Jester is hiding the answer in plain sight, and the answer, literally, is 'Not a Number'.

[Guest]

Dottoe wrote:

Grace as a new riddle, and I'm stumped. Here. Quote: Precious secrets fear boldness. Hear silence beam -- hold, sit beneath Mnemosyne. Milligrams prevent peering names, captured persons, caves of blood. Killing cats, however, arrives knowledge. Mnemosyne is were we get mnemonic, but I can't get a good one from it. Also, the clue(?) is a picture of a table with spots on it. Clue?

For some reason, the last bit (bolded up above) makes me think of 'Curiosity killed the cat'. That's all I can come up with, currently, when there's too much blood in my caffiene system.

[amandel]

As these are cryptic clues maybe that "doodle" is meant to represent the periodic table? Agree the phrases look like mnemonics tho they're NOT the one for the elements or the anatomical ones I learned way back when.