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[SOLVED][PUZZLE] More hidden SP puzzles
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Daffy889
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 		A "knockout gas" could mean an anaesthetic. Either that or the Princess is keeping up with world events (first result on Google).

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Shad0
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Atrophied wrote:
Notice how in smoker it is:


Quote:
fa

la


and in bee_garden it is:

Quote:
median

mode


leaving, repectively, so and mean from their texts. (do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do) and (median, mean, mode)

And the "Do, Re, Mi" song from The Sound of Music claims another victim. I believe that the fifth note in the solfege scale is "sol," not "so."
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Karmic
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 		Re: found so far
Shad0 wrote:
BEEWITHH.GIF:

npefm

(Weird, huh?)


Googling for "npefm eftlupq" yields a bunch of PDF documents. Anyone speak post-script?
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Aelith
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 		Cloriform? (sp) the first anesthetic?
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sherpa
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 		If it helps anyone:

Sounds like mom

Sounds like kiss ("kiss 2 <points at feet>" isn't valid input Wink)

Sounds like fairy

especially as I don't pronounce things the same way as you guys:)
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And the "Do, Re, Mi" song from The Sound of Music claims another victim. I believe that the fifth note in the solfege scale is "sol," not "so."
According to this reference page, the "l" of "sol" is optional.
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wow! awesome work on the keyboard puzzle

"so mean"? as in: "that queen is so mean to me!"
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johnny5
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 		Ok try this:
1,1 sounds like mom: Bomb?, nom?
1,3 sounds like fairy: Cherry?, guerre? ferre?

Nom de ferre? The name of Iron?
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persimmon8
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Shad0 wrote:

And the "Do, Re, Mi" song from The Sound of Music claims another victim. I believe that the fifth note in the solfege scale is "sol," not "so."


Do, a deer, a female deer.
Re, a drop of golden sun.
Me, a name I call my self.
Fa, a long long way to run.
So, a needle pulling thread.
...

- Per
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mykie
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 		Re: found so far
Karmic wrote:

Googling for "npefm eftlupq" yields a bunch of PDF documents. Anyone speak post-script?


Probably trout, but the first link on Google goes to a 13-page pdf about virtual reality systems.

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danteGA
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 		Haven't seen this one yet:

from farnsworth_window.jpg

Quote:
The Widow said, "I am





dante

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Jeeeeeeee
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johnny_Nitro wrote:
Ok try this:
1,1 sounds like mom: Bomb?, nom?
1,3 sounds like fairy: Cherry?, guerre? ferre?

Nom de ferre? The name of Iron?


Sorry, but in french, "Iron" is "Fer", not "Ferre"

and it doesn't rhyme with fairy.
Also, in "nom" you don't pronounce the "N", so it doesn't rhyme with mom.

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Daffy889
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Aelith wrote:
Cloriform? (sp) the first anesthetic?


It's chloroform. But that's a liquid, not a gas.

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Shad0
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 		Re: found so far
Karmic wrote:
Googling for "npefm eftlupq" yields a bunch of PDF documents. Anyone speak post-script?

DESKTOP MODEL Very Happy

Edit: Yeah, I suppose it helps if I explain it. Use the letter immediately preceding each of the letters in the two apparently nonsense words. ROT-1, if you will.
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Karmic
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 		Re: found so far
Quote:

Quote:
CUTEBEE.gif: was brillig, and the slithy toves did gyre and gimbel around the pencil


Corruption of Jabberwocky by Lewis Carol.


Lewis Carroll wrote:
Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe...


So we have pencil instead of wabe, and for wabe we've got...
Wikipedia wrote:
Wabe is a word invented by Lewis Carroll and used in his poem Jabberwocky. In Through the Looking-Glass, Humpty Dumpty explains that a wabe is the plot of grass around a sundial.


Humpty Dumpty, you say?
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