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Clayfoot
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 		Re: puzzles
Sep7imus wrote:
A chupacabra is a mythical Mexican goat-sucker (literally), a monster that sucks the blood outof goats.

(no reference, just my own knowledge, but I'm sure of it)


Maybe not even mythical. Here's that reference:


Wikipedia
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 		re: Brown recluse spider
skybruin wrote:
Besadies the Brown recluse all the creatures seem to be mythical. does anyone know anything mythical or legendary about the brown recluse?

It has eight legs...
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Dewback wrote:
just to add some mess. dunno if all-some of it's been said
"FIRST HEART TRANSPLANT" is also the same day as the Chicken witht he calendar.


Chicken = Year of the Rooster. 1921, 1933, 1945, 1957, 1969, 1981, 1993, 2005


That would fit with

muses.gif
I once knew a chicken who was a huge fan of bizarre holidays

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detayl
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clamatius wrote:
*pant* *pant* any more clues? Smile

http://ilb.extrasonic.com/index.php/Audio_Clip_Puzzle_Set_4


The only one left I think is na-cat.gif. Haven't been able to get anything from it yet.

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detayl wrote:
muses.gif

I once knew a chicken who was a huge fan of bizarre holidays


Found on earthcalendar.net by plugging in January 25, 2005:

earthcalendar wrote:
Aid el Kebir (Feast of the Sacrifice) Burkina Faso
Commemoration Birthday of G.F. Croes Aruba
Duruthu Full Moon Poya Day Sri Lanka
Foundation Day (Sao Paulo) Brazil
Id al Adha (Feast of the Sacrifice) Benin,comoros,Cyprus (occupied north),Iran,Kenya,Malaysia,Morocco,Oman,Pakistan,Qatar,Saudi Arabia,Sierra Leone,Somalia,Sri Lanka,Yugoslavis
St. Tatiana Day (beginning of Winter Holiday) Russian Federation
Tu B'Shevat / New Year of Trees Israel
Burns Night Scotland
Kirmeline Lithuania

Tu B'Shevat / New Year of Trees Judaism


What does the globe tell us?

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 		The cockatrice generally has 2 legs in most images.

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MrToasty wrote:
Heraclides' guide was Oxylus 2 on a one-eyed horse


and just because I had already looked it up I'll add...

the Heraclides' were searching for a three-eyed one as their guide because the Oracle told them to. They found Oxylus 2 on a one-eyed horse (2 man eyes + 1 horse eye = three eyes). Smile
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 		actually i got the heart transplant wrong it was a rtansplant but not the first
1974: Dr Christian Barnard performs a heart transplant, leaving the original heart in place


And GOAT =ZODIAC

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 		So what holiday fall on January 25 2005 ?
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 		Re: re: Brown recluse spider
Shad0 wrote:
skybruin wrote:
Besadies the Brown recluse all the creatures seem to be mythical. does anyone know anything mythical or legendary about the brown recluse?

It has eight legs...


It's native to California, and it's venom is a necrotic.

So while it's not the most poisonous spider.... It is notable for the scars its bite can leave behind.
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 		Has anyone been able to extract what's in dana.jpg? There's a second "JFIF" tag in there, but removing everything before it doesn't leave a viewable image (for me).

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devolver
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Xevo wrote:
It's the most deadly spider, maybe these are all supposed to be dangerous variations on creatures?


I don't think it's the deadliest spider--that's a spider in Australia. (An aussie once told me everything in Australia stings or bites and is very poisonous, which seems to be true.) The brown recluse is poisonous, but a bite won't kill you. (As long as your not really young or really old, anyway.)

Beyond that, I have no clue why it's in a list with all that stuff.
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 		update:

Quote:

hammond
Ham and eggs for breakfast.

aware
Oh where, oh where has my little dog gone?

Venice
When is your mother coming home?

Eileen who?
I lean down to tie my shoe.


= have

Quote:


It's been a long time since Ive seen you.

Little old lady who?
I didn't know you could yodel!

moo who?
Make up your mind, are you a cow or an owl?

Heave ho me hearties!

Lettuce who?
Let us in and you'll find out.

Ach-who?
Gesundheit!

Uriah
Keep your eye on the ball.

Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound.

Hide and seek.

Atish
Is there a doctor in the house?
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detayl
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 		Actually I lied.. we need to extract images/wavs from the following:

margarets_market.jpg
danapicnic.jpg
dana.jpg

I don't have any way to do that here at work.

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Varin
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 		OK, seeing the pattern here...

cockatrice
steropes - one eye
chicevache
kali ma - 4 arms
ts'ang Chieh
Brown Recluse - eight legs
Chupacubra
Heraclides' guide - three eyes
Manikanda's coconut - three eyes

will update as necessary
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