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Is it a knife?.......no
Is it a piece of jewellery?.............. yes (sort of,you cant wear it) |
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Was it made for a famous actor or actress?
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one clue.....it's in new york
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Was it made for a famous actor or actress?....another fecking great question.........but no
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Is it the Sublime Chalice of the Abbott Fregenios Suger of Saint-Denis from the Reign of King Sebastien of Normandy?
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was it made for a president?
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Is it the Sublime Chalice of the Abbott Fregenios Suger of Saint-Denis from the Reign of King Sebastien of Normandy?...no....but such a great answer i wish it was right....
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was it made for a president?..........another great question.......................sadly no
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REMEMBER I WANT THE FULL TITLE OF THIS OBJECT TO BE DECLARED THE WINNER
just so we ALL understand the rules |
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Is it small enough to hold it in the palm of your hand, and close your fingers around it, hence hiding it from the view of thieving blaggards in the vicinity?
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Has someone posted the answer but missed out a comma or something?
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Is it the Sublime Chalice of the Abbott Fregenios Suger of Saint-Denis from the Reign of King Sebastien Emperor of Normandy?
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Brendan. |
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Is it anything to do with Houdini?
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Brendan the vulture
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Is it small enough to hold it in the palm of your hand, and close your fingers around it, hence hiding it from the view of thieving blaggards in the vicinity?...................
![]() ![]() ![]() ........some areHas someone posted the answer but missed out a comma or something?......................more than a just a coma...you wouldn't beleive it... Is it the Sublime Chalice of the Abbott Fregenios Suger of Saint-Denis from the Reign of King Sebastien Emperor of Normandy?.....well thought out brendan althrough that is not the item.....but you have got the idea.. ![]() |
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Is it the...sha'ado tcha'lkuu tsii'edo'a'tl...the treasure that dare not be discussed for longer than one hour, 16 minutes...?
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Is it anything to do with Houdini?.........no
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Is it the...sha'ado tcha'lkuu tsii'edo'a'tl...the treasure that dare not be discussed for longer than one hour, 16 minutes...?.....if you payed attention we would all be tucked up in bed by now.............
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Was watching She-Devil on bbc4 at the same time...
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a Fabergé egg?
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The Rothschild Faberge egg.
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Fabergé egg?................ok i will explain....velasquez already said Fabergé egg right at the start i couldnt beleive it , but as ive stated it is it's full name im looking....and as you can see ive have posted i want full title even hinting at velaquez....
so yes its a faberge egg but which one.....in a Museum in new york..it's the imperial ? Fabergé egg |
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The Rothschild Faberge egg..........unlucky aka wrong one
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the imperial easter egg
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Imperial Napoleonic egg
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the imperial easter egg............................no...unlucky again
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the imperial easter faberge egg
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Caucasus Egg
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WE HAVE A WINNER TAKE A BOW SON ...........Imperial Napoleonic egg......YES
sitting in the wings the leopard guessed right...well done |
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the imperial Caucasus easter faberge egg
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The Napoleonic egg, sometimes referred to as the Imperial Napoleonic egg, is a Fabergé egg, one of a series of fifty-two jewelled eggs made under the supervision of Peter Carl Fabergé. It was created in 1912 for the last Tsar of Russia Nicholas II as a gift to his mother the Dowager Empress Maria Fyodorovna. The egg is part of the Matilda Geddings Gray collection of Faberge and is currently long term installation at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, New York.[1]
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aka its over........
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Imperial Napoleonic Faberge Egg surely.
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rules are rules
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AKA...............................
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Imperial Napoleonic egg in Wiki....mate
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I'm consulting a lawyer.
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