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[SOLVED] #206 Black - Mexid Massege
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Priesy
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Sorry to post twice succession
Just trying to connect Cambridge with the missing U from Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious plus the matter of the IMPORTENT E instead of A scenario.Just missing an S somewhere in the puzzle
that may pinpoint Cambridge-USA as some source????

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wood sorrel

See this is why Lithuanian is a superior language to English. We don't have any single word that means:

"in those, of masculine gender, who aren't gathering wood sorrel by themselves anymore."


Too bad the phrase is too long to be the name of Krystyn's next band.

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also - the source I found added the word "enough" as in "aren't gathering enough wood sorrel" which now makes me think they were starving instead of meeting girls and having parties. :/
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Priesy wrote:
Just missing an S somewhere in the puzzle
that may pinpoint Cambridge-USA as some source????


Well the S could come from the "WAHT IS SYAS", typo?, where the iS should be an iT. Don't know if that helps you at all. Confused
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Cheers mate missed that
That gives U.S and A as misspelled items
Anybody else see this as more than coincidence?

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well done

so are we looking at harvard university? - and if so why and what does it signify???
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May be nothing but while trying to link everything together

Came across an obscure link between Mary Poppins and the plant sorrel from the Lithuanian translation

http://www.julieandrews.co.uk/books_main.htm

Scroll down to the book Simeon's Gift,
penned by Julie Andrews(aka Mary Poppins)

quote..."In a faraway time and place, a humble musician named Simeon sets out on a quest. Thirsting for knowledge and eager to improve his craft, he risks losing all that is important to him, including the love of his beautiful Sorrel."
Also In 1983, she was chosen as the Hasty Pudding Woman of the Year by the Harvard University theatrical society whatever that means

http://www.nationmaster.com/encyclopedia/Hasty-Pudding-Woman-of-the-Year
Thats as far as i've got

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although this is stretching connections waaaay tooooo far, i'll mention it as it amused me

there is a Hasty Pudding Cipher Very Happy

http://www.cs.arizona.edu/~rcs/hpc/
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Keep hitting a dead end with this line of thinking
However there is a variety of wood sorrel called Violet wood sorrel

http://www.npwrc.usgs.gov/resource/literatr/wildflwr/species/oxalviol.htm

possible character link there,for now though unless anyone has any other thoughts i'm putting this in my NEARLY pile
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Hi
Sorry to return to an old question but has anyone found something else in this card? I just solved it today with about 2 minutes on Google(amazing trivia and all but hardly worth being black) I know we're all busy with wave 2 and all but anyone with ideas? Anyone... anyone... Bueller... Bueller... Rolling Eyes
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This card has been changed quite significantly in the "Wave 1 Season 1" version. The paper is centered, the whole scene is brighter, Anna's sig is off the paper, and there's an extra space before the last line. Most noticeably, the creeping darkness is all gone, and the background is now a different wooden table with some green-blue lichen-ish stuff of the bottom and running across the middle.
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