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Theorists sure want true answers to this!
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So, birds eat bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.
Deodorant on to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.
False hope helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.
What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?
P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.
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So, birds eat bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.
Deodorant on to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.
False hope helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.
What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?
P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.
wordplay enigmatic-puzzle steganography acronym
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Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
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– noedne
49 mins ago
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@noedne why, yes... ;)
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49 mins ago
add a comment |
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So, birds eat bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.
Deodorant on to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.
False hope helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.
What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?
P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.
wordplay enigmatic-puzzle steganography acronym
$endgroup$
So, birds eat bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.
Deodorant on to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.
False hope helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.
What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?
P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.
wordplay enigmatic-puzzle steganography acronym
wordplay enigmatic-puzzle steganography acronym
edited 43 mins ago
user477343
asked 56 mins ago
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Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
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– noedne
49 mins ago
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@noedne why, yes... ;)
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49 mins ago
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Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
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– noedne
49 mins ago
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@noedne why, yes... ;)
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– user477343
49 mins ago
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Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
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– noedne
49 mins ago
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Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
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– noedne
49 mins ago
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@noedne why, yes... ;)
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– user477343
49 mins ago
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@noedne why, yes... ;)
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SWIFT DUOS (from your upwards acrostic)
I’m guessing this means that the
First half of each sentence anagrams to the second half
The
Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...
Then
So, birds eat / bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.
Deodorant on / to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.
False hope / helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.
And the title:
Theorists sure want / true answers to this!
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Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
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– user477343
50 mins ago
1
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Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
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– El-Guest
45 mins ago
1
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I will give you the tick in $24$ hours from now, if you don't mind. Keep up the amazing work! :)
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44 mins ago
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$begingroup$
They are all
SWIFT DUOS (from your upwards acrostic)
I’m guessing this means that the
First half of each sentence anagrams to the second half
The
Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...
Then
So, birds eat / bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.
Deodorant on / to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.
False hope / helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.
And the title:
Theorists sure want / true answers to this!
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
$endgroup$
– user477343
50 mins ago
1
$begingroup$
Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
45 mins ago
1
$begingroup$
I will give you the tick in $24$ hours from now, if you don't mind. Keep up the amazing work! :)
$endgroup$
– user477343
44 mins ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
They are all
SWIFT DUOS (from your upwards acrostic)
I’m guessing this means that the
First half of each sentence anagrams to the second half
The
Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...
Then
So, birds eat / bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.
Deodorant on / to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.
False hope / helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.
And the title:
Theorists sure want / true answers to this!
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
$endgroup$
– user477343
50 mins ago
1
$begingroup$
Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
45 mins ago
1
$begingroup$
I will give you the tick in $24$ hours from now, if you don't mind. Keep up the amazing work! :)
$endgroup$
– user477343
44 mins ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
They are all
SWIFT DUOS (from your upwards acrostic)
I’m guessing this means that the
First half of each sentence anagrams to the second half
The
Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...
Then
So, birds eat / bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.
Deodorant on / to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.
False hope / helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.
And the title:
Theorists sure want / true answers to this!
$endgroup$
They are all
SWIFT DUOS (from your upwards acrostic)
I’m guessing this means that the
First half of each sentence anagrams to the second half
The
Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...
Then
So, birds eat / bread I toss.
One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.
Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.
Deodorant on / to end an odor.
The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.
False hope / helps a foe.
I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.
Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.
See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.
And the title:
Theorists sure want / true answers to this!
edited 50 mins ago
answered 51 mins ago
El-GuestEl-Guest
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Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
$endgroup$
– user477343
50 mins ago
1
$begingroup$
Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
45 mins ago
1
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I will give you the tick in $24$ hours from now, if you don't mind. Keep up the amazing work! :)
$endgroup$
– user477343
44 mins ago
add a comment |
1
$begingroup$
Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
$endgroup$
– user477343
50 mins ago
1
$begingroup$
Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
45 mins ago
1
$begingroup$
I will give you the tick in $24$ hours from now, if you don't mind. Keep up the amazing work! :)
$endgroup$
– user477343
44 mins ago
1
1
$begingroup$
Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
$endgroup$
– user477343
50 mins ago
$begingroup$
Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
$endgroup$
– user477343
50 mins ago
1
1
$begingroup$
Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
45 mins ago
$begingroup$
Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
$endgroup$
– El-Guest
45 mins ago
1
1
$begingroup$
I will give you the tick in $24$ hours from now, if you don't mind. Keep up the amazing work! :)
$endgroup$
– user477343
44 mins ago
$begingroup$
I will give you the tick in $24$ hours from now, if you don't mind. Keep up the amazing work! :)
$endgroup$
– user477343
44 mins ago
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@noedne why, yes... ;)
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