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07 Sep 15
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Below are four questions. multiple answers to each but there is a connection between all 4 answers if you get the right answer for each. Trying to work out the right 4 answers to get the connection. They are connected by something with One word.
A = A member of the church hierarchy.
B = One of the top ten english surnames.
C = A tory politician in the Cameron cabinet.
D = A chemical element.
A = A member of the church hierarchy.
B = One of the top ten english surnames.
C = A tory politician in the Cameron cabinet.
D = A chemical element.
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I think the answer's Queen
Deacon Taylor May Mercury |
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Good thinking Flowermyth. You are pretty good at these.
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It might have helped if you had listed your clues as 1, 2, 3 and 4. I assumed that the name had to begin with the letter 'B'. As in Brown!
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Brilliant Flowermyth. I concur Foinavon, FM is very good indeed at these, as you are yourself!
Sorry about that naydam, I will try and be a bit more clear next time Thanks guys |
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Here I have another puzzle. I don't know where to start! I dunno if its in code or what but the solve on it should give a set of co-ordinates (The North Co-ordinates should begin 54 or 53)... so if anyone can find a code/solve to get a set of numbers from it that would make some kinda sense id be very pleased! co ordinates are set out (Nxx.xx.xxx Wxx.xx.xxx). Here is the puzzle.
53CAHKEYR0MZ7DPXBEBBMX26GKMEV9 |
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no takers? maybe im as confused as everyone else
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OK OK...
NOBODY EVEN ATTEMPTING THIS AS IT IS ONE OF THE HARDEST ABOUT. how about the following puzzle. I just don't know where I can find associated one digit numbers from, maybe you can. All I know is its something to do with Murder on the Orient Express solve the puzzle below to reveal its location 54.AB.CDE 001.FG.HIJ A= MR F B= MRS H + MR M C= MR M + MR P D= MRS H E= MISS D - MR R F= MR M G= MR R H= MR H - MR H I = MR R J = MR MAC |
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Try this:
N 54.57.539 W 001.42.026 |
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looks right as its close to the original mark. how did you get the numbers for each? your pretty hot at these puzzles FM
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The one thing I remember about the story was that they all 'did it'. I figured it might be some maths in the order they did it, but I couldn't find out the order. But (on wiki) was what number compartment they were all in and when I saw that Mr H was 16 and the sum was Mr H - Mr H, I thought I might be on the right trail. Hope it's right after all that.
Scroll down for the coach plan: . https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_on_the_Orient_Express |
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Looks spot on! I took a look at the first few paragraphs on wiki at first then decided IMDB would be more informative for ages/numbers on clothes/cabins etc... drew a blank on there and thought maybe I need to know more. Couldn't see the woods for the trees
Cheers FM. Hope you are enjoying some of these solves that you are achieving! |
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I have a 4 part puzzle im stuck with. I have 3 parts done and I swear there is no other answers left. so maybe someone has the answer or has come across this puzzle before. using the number 1-9 once only. place them in a 3x3 grid.... so that row 2 adds up to twice row 1 and row 3 adds up to 3 times row 1. below are the 3 answers I have so far and really cant think of a fourth at all.
219 327 273 438 654 546 657 981 819 |
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They're a good work out, but I'm nowhere with the 53CAH... one above or some of the previous ones.
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192
384 576 |
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Very good, now give us the winner of the 6.10 @ Kempton.
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Yosemite
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Booo - I was gong to add that Nassuvian Pearl is the danger!
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53CAHKEYR0MZ7DPXBEBBMX26GKMEV9
Don’t know if it is a coincidence, but if you take the values for the letters CAHKEY as in A=1 etc, then that sequence adds up to 53. By the way, is the R0M definitely a zero or a letter O? |
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Brilliant shab...totally overlooked that one
FM I think from what I can tell its a zero, but wouldn't bet my life on it. (if that helps) its totally bamboozled me. I shelved it as I couldn't even get started! but if you can assist id be most grateful |
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Well done with the Queen link FM. Very good.
I like these kind of threads, I always think I'll be good at them until I read the questions!  |
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Here is a few cryptic clues to celebs. I know a few but not all (I think I know B, and definitely know D,E). There is some kinda connection between them and I need to know that too... here is the puzzle
What connects the celebrities that can be identified from the following clues? A. Gems from the Netherlands might lead him to a bit of Slap and Tickle. B. A loose woman? She was This Morning. C. Strictly a 10 for his big balls. D. She likes her Fatboy Slim, with or without a Johnny. E. She gets the Juice with Holly and a Lemon. F. Fooling around at the Sconewall but his buns aren't soft |
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D, Zoe Ball
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a. jools holland
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ok so far we have
A - Jools Holland D - Zoe Ball E - Fearne Cotton (I think) any ideas on the other 3 and the connection |
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any advances?
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who do you have for B?
Ruth Langsford or Judy Finnegan? |
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nobody as yet, the three above are the only three I have so far. my guess for B would've been Ruth langsford but could be that Andrea maclean (possibly?)... but to be honest it could be anyone as i don't have any good ideas.
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Ruth Langsford and Judy Finnegan have both done Loose Women and This Morning.
Judy only on Loose Women a short time, but was a big deal in the early days of This Morning. Ruth more recent and current on both, a presenter on both, albeit part time on TM. |
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ok, so a possible on both. will become more apparent if we know the connection... or make some kinda connection
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I was thinking possibly Darren Gough for C and Paul Hollywood for F, but really not sure.
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possibly! still don't know the connection or the other as concrete answers....
its progress though squares, liking the help! |
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Think Coleen Nolan has also done TM and LW?
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Could C be Alan Dedicoat? He used to call the Lottery numbers.
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like both ideas guy, I still cant see any connection (lateral, literal etc...)
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I hope you post the answer if you ever find out. I've looked at it a few times now and I haven't got anywhere.
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I googled Sconewall and it seems that it is a gay bakery! Are we then looking for a Yank poof that thinks he is funny? Arnold?
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lol no idea on the sconewall one, although Paul Hollywood did sound a decent answer but im just not getting it. there might not be a direct connection between them, for instance there first names may all be characters from the simpsons or something. but what that connection is I have no idea. If F is Paul Hollywood the n im sure the word Hollywood would be the connecting feature rather than the person himself (Hollywood being a good word to connect others to stuff).... im basically just trying to find something to go off.
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Which ones are correct do you think?
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