Finally back on Puzzling… and I have a new kind of puzzle (I think)
Oh my God. Okay, I have a lot of things to catch up on. First, a belated HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! to everyone. Second, have any rules on Puzzling.SE vitally changed during the past three months? And last but not least, here is the puzzle!
I know a friend called Simeon Galavar. He loves anagrams. His motto is, "I love anagrams!" However, for someone who loves anagrams and words so much, he seems to see words and letters that are not even there! He decided to make an anagram of a poem, I forgot it. I read it and it was good, it rhymed, it was written in the same style as was the poem he anagrammed... but he asked me if I could find things in the poem that did not even exist! He asked me to find:
- An X (I deny it exists)
- The word "waste" (did he even write this down?)
- Three small references of his name (I must have missed this. Must I check back again)?
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
Where are they?
Apologies for not being on Puzzling.SE. I have been a little busy with anagrams myself... but must I emphasise that anagrams are not related to the actual puzzle itself. That is just for the backstory.
May someone also edit this and include other tags that are relevant if there are? Thanks, and enjoy! :D
Edit:
Partial answers are allowed, and I also removed the image file and replaced it with the font. The font is important. There were two references of Simeon's name as well, but as a sheer coincidence, there is another better one ;)
wordplay rhyme poetry
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Oh my God. Okay, I have a lot of things to catch up on. First, a belated HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! to everyone. Second, have any rules on Puzzling.SE vitally changed during the past three months? And last but not least, here is the puzzle!
I know a friend called Simeon Galavar. He loves anagrams. His motto is, "I love anagrams!" However, for someone who loves anagrams and words so much, he seems to see words and letters that are not even there! He decided to make an anagram of a poem, I forgot it. I read it and it was good, it rhymed, it was written in the same style as was the poem he anagrammed... but he asked me if I could find things in the poem that did not even exist! He asked me to find:
- An X (I deny it exists)
- The word "waste" (did he even write this down?)
- Three small references of his name (I must have missed this. Must I check back again)?
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
Where are they?
Apologies for not being on Puzzling.SE. I have been a little busy with anagrams myself... but must I emphasise that anagrams are not related to the actual puzzle itself. That is just for the backstory.
May someone also edit this and include other tags that are relevant if there are? Thanks, and enjoy! :D
Edit:
Partial answers are allowed, and I also removed the image file and replaced it with the font. The font is important. There were two references of Simeon's name as well, but as a sheer coincidence, there is another better one ;)
wordplay rhyme poetry
asked yesterday
user477343user477343
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The poem is in an image file? Is that needed for the puzzle?
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared No, but the font is. I've been looking into that, and I think I can write the font without the image. I will do that ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
I see what you mean. Not quite sure how to handle fonts ithough. This one looks like a console type font.
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared I think I did it, but I can't seem to put it into the yellow sandbox. Eh well, I am sure someone would figure it out ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
@user477343 welcome back :D
– Quintec
yesterday
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Oh my God. Okay, I have a lot of things to catch up on. First, a belated HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! to everyone. Second, have any rules on Puzzling.SE vitally changed during the past three months? And last but not least, here is the puzzle!
I know a friend called Simeon Galavar. He loves anagrams. His motto is, "I love anagrams!" However, for someone who loves anagrams and words so much, he seems to see words and letters that are not even there! He decided to make an anagram of a poem, I forgot it. I read it and it was good, it rhymed, it was written in the same style as was the poem he anagrammed... but he asked me if I could find things in the poem that did not even exist! He asked me to find:
- An X (I deny it exists)
- The word "waste" (did he even write this down?)
- Three small references of his name (I must have missed this. Must I check back again)?
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
Where are they?
Apologies for not being on Puzzling.SE. I have been a little busy with anagrams myself... but must I emphasise that anagrams are not related to the actual puzzle itself. That is just for the backstory.
May someone also edit this and include other tags that are relevant if there are? Thanks, and enjoy! :D
Edit:
Partial answers are allowed, and I also removed the image file and replaced it with the font. The font is important. There were two references of Simeon's name as well, but as a sheer coincidence, there is another better one ;)
wordplay rhyme poetry
asked yesterday
user477343user477343
2,6681849
Oh my God. Okay, I have a lot of things to catch up on. First, a belated HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! to everyone. Second, have any rules on Puzzling.SE vitally changed during the past three months? And last but not least, here is the puzzle!
I know a friend called Simeon Galavar. He loves anagrams. His motto is, "I love anagrams!" However, for someone who loves anagrams and words so much, he seems to see words and letters that are not even there! He decided to make an anagram of a poem, I forgot it. I read it and it was good, it rhymed, it was written in the same style as was the poem he anagrammed... but he asked me if I could find things in the poem that did not even exist! He asked me to find:
- An X (I deny it exists)
- The word "waste" (did he even write this down?)
- Three small references of his name (I must have missed this. Must I check back again)?
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
Where are they?
Apologies for not being on Puzzling.SE. I have been a little busy with anagrams myself... but must I emphasise that anagrams are not related to the actual puzzle itself. That is just for the backstory.
May someone also edit this and include other tags that are relevant if there are? Thanks, and enjoy! :D
Edit:
Partial answers are allowed, and I also removed the image file and replaced it with the font. The font is important. There were two references of Simeon's name as well, but as a sheer coincidence, there is another better one ;)
wordplay rhyme poetry
wordplay rhyme poetry
asked yesterday
user477343user477343
2,6681849
asked yesterday
user477343user477343
2,6681849
edited yesterday
user477343
asked yesterday
user477343user477343
2,6681849
asked yesterday
user477343user477343
2,6681849
asked yesterday
user477343user477343
2,6681849
2,6681849
1
The poem is in an image file? Is that needed for the puzzle?
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared No, but the font is. I've been looking into that, and I think I can write the font without the image. I will do that ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
I see what you mean. Not quite sure how to handle fonts ithough. This one looks like a console type font.
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared I think I did it, but I can't seem to put it into the yellow sandbox. Eh well, I am sure someone would figure it out ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
@user477343 welcome back :D
– Quintec
yesterday
|
show 3 more comments
1
The poem is in an image file? Is that needed for the puzzle?
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared No, but the font is. I've been looking into that, and I think I can write the font without the image. I will do that ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
I see what you mean. Not quite sure how to handle fonts ithough. This one looks like a console type font.
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared I think I did it, but I can't seem to put it into the yellow sandbox. Eh well, I am sure someone would figure it out ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
@user477343 welcome back :D
– Quintec
yesterday
1
1
The poem is in an image file? Is that needed for the puzzle?
– rhsquared
yesterday
The poem is in an image file? Is that needed for the puzzle?
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared No, but the font is. I've been looking into that, and I think I can write the font without the image. I will do that ;)
– user477343
yesterday
@rhsquared No, but the font is. I've been looking into that, and I think I can write the font without the image. I will do that ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
1
I see what you mean. Not quite sure how to handle fonts ithough. This one looks like a console type font.
– rhsquared
yesterday
I see what you mean. Not quite sure how to handle fonts ithough. This one looks like a console type font.
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared I think I did it, but I can't seem to put it into the yellow sandbox. Eh well, I am sure someone would figure it out ;)
– user477343
yesterday
@rhsquared I think I did it, but I can't seem to put it into the yellow sandbox. Eh well, I am sure someone would figure it out ;)
– user477343
yesterday
1
1
@user477343 welcome back :D
– Quintec
yesterday
@user477343 welcome back :D
– Quintec
yesterday
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The X
Is a pattern made by the d's in doom, death, abandoned, everyday, dried and destroyed
Waste
Is down the left hand side with first letter of each sentence
The 1 of the references is
... no remains
Not sure about the second
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Again with the unintended reference? Hahah, the other answer also said that was a reference. That is just a coincidence, but I guess I might edit the post then and include that as a third one. However, apart from that, everything else is correct! Well done! I cannot upvote as I have reached my daily voting limit but keep looking for the rest of the references, and welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! For a first answer, yours is superb, and you are definitely on the right track to solving your first puzzle here in this community! I will provide a hint: I missed the references ;)
– user477343
yesterday
I can make you a picture to use so others can visualise the X. Good job for making that discovery. Would you like me to edit your post and include a picture? Also, since you are new, I suggest you visit the Help Center, particularly here and here for the sake of asking questions, as you have not done that (yet). Otherwise, enjoy, and hope you share your wonderful puzzling talent on this site in the future! :D
– user477343
yesterday
1
Haha thank you, yeah the reference felt fairly forced kind of thought it wouldnt be right. Feel free to make the edit ive glanced over post formatting so it probably would take me ages to figure out how to make it look right. I will check it out thank you and try figure out these references!
– rdens1601
yesterday
By the way, there is still two more references you need to get. The sentence, "I missed the references", was simply a hint, hahah. These other references are easier than what you found, especially looking a little closer at the hint like you might do in the poem to find the references, hehe. Thereafter, I will give you the tick ;)
– user477343
yesterday
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Partial answer
Well,
the word WASTE is written down at the start of the lines of the poem. And there are the following things that could be considered "small references of his name" back inside the poem:
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
(I don't see anything that looks like "Galavar" or an abbreviation of it, though. Indeed, there is no "G" anywhere in the text.)
I haven't found
anything to match the "denied" X.
Incidentally,
SIMEON GALAVAR = (I LOVE ANAGRAMS)*.
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
Hahah, great job! I did not know there were three references of the name... the second one you mentioned was just a strange coincidence. But everything else you got correct, and as for the X part, I will give you a hint: deny. $(+1)$ DVL13 :D
– user477343
yesterday
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The X
Is a pattern made by the d's in doom, death, abandoned, everyday, dried and destroyed
Waste
Is down the left hand side with first letter of each sentence
The 1 of the references is
... no remains
Not sure about the second
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Again with the unintended reference? Hahah, the other answer also said that was a reference. That is just a coincidence, but I guess I might edit the post then and include that as a third one. However, apart from that, everything else is correct! Well done! I cannot upvote as I have reached my daily voting limit but keep looking for the rest of the references, and welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! For a first answer, yours is superb, and you are definitely on the right track to solving your first puzzle here in this community! I will provide a hint: I missed the references ;)
– user477343
yesterday
I can make you a picture to use so others can visualise the X. Good job for making that discovery. Would you like me to edit your post and include a picture? Also, since you are new, I suggest you visit the Help Center, particularly here and here for the sake of asking questions, as you have not done that (yet). Otherwise, enjoy, and hope you share your wonderful puzzling talent on this site in the future! :D
– user477343
yesterday
1
Haha thank you, yeah the reference felt fairly forced kind of thought it wouldnt be right. Feel free to make the edit ive glanced over post formatting so it probably would take me ages to figure out how to make it look right. I will check it out thank you and try figure out these references!
– rdens1601
yesterday
By the way, there is still two more references you need to get. The sentence, "I missed the references", was simply a hint, hahah. These other references are easier than what you found, especially looking a little closer at the hint like you might do in the poem to find the references, hehe. Thereafter, I will give you the tick ;)
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |
The X
Is a pattern made by the d's in doom, death, abandoned, everyday, dried and destroyed
Waste
Is down the left hand side with first letter of each sentence
The 1 of the references is
... no remains
Not sure about the second
edited yesterday
user477343
2,6681849
answered yesterday
rdens1601rdens1601
712
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Again with the unintended reference? Hahah, the other answer also said that was a reference. That is just a coincidence, but I guess I might edit the post then and include that as a third one. However, apart from that, everything else is correct! Well done! I cannot upvote as I have reached my daily voting limit but keep looking for the rest of the references, and welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! For a first answer, yours is superb, and you are definitely on the right track to solving your first puzzle here in this community! I will provide a hint: I missed the references ;)
– user477343
yesterday
I can make you a picture to use so others can visualise the X. Good job for making that discovery. Would you like me to edit your post and include a picture? Also, since you are new, I suggest you visit the Help Center, particularly here and here for the sake of asking questions, as you have not done that (yet). Otherwise, enjoy, and hope you share your wonderful puzzling talent on this site in the future! :D
– user477343
yesterday
1
Haha thank you, yeah the reference felt fairly forced kind of thought it wouldnt be right. Feel free to make the edit ive glanced over post formatting so it probably would take me ages to figure out how to make it look right. I will check it out thank you and try figure out these references!
– rdens1601
yesterday
By the way, there is still two more references you need to get. The sentence, "I missed the references", was simply a hint, hahah. These other references are easier than what you found, especially looking a little closer at the hint like you might do in the poem to find the references, hehe. Thereafter, I will give you the tick ;)
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |
The X
Is a pattern made by the d's in doom, death, abandoned, everyday, dried and destroyed
Waste
Is down the left hand side with first letter of each sentence
The 1 of the references is
... no remains
Not sure about the second
edited yesterday
user477343
2,6681849
answered yesterday
rdens1601rdens1601
712
New contributor
rdens1601 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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The X
Is a pattern made by the d's in doom, death, abandoned, everyday, dried and destroyed
Waste
Is down the left hand side with first letter of each sentence
The 1 of the references is
... no remains
Not sure about the second
edited yesterday
user477343
2,6681849
answered yesterday
rdens1601rdens1601
712
New contributor
rdens1601 is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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edited yesterday
user477343
2,6681849
edited yesterday
user477343
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edited yesterday
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Again with the unintended reference? Hahah, the other answer also said that was a reference. That is just a coincidence, but I guess I might edit the post then and include that as a third one. However, apart from that, everything else is correct! Well done! I cannot upvote as I have reached my daily voting limit but keep looking for the rest of the references, and welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! For a first answer, yours is superb, and you are definitely on the right track to solving your first puzzle here in this community! I will provide a hint: I missed the references ;)
– user477343
yesterday
I can make you a picture to use so others can visualise the X. Good job for making that discovery. Would you like me to edit your post and include a picture? Also, since you are new, I suggest you visit the Help Center, particularly here and here for the sake of asking questions, as you have not done that (yet). Otherwise, enjoy, and hope you share your wonderful puzzling talent on this site in the future! :D
– user477343
yesterday
1
Haha thank you, yeah the reference felt fairly forced kind of thought it wouldnt be right. Feel free to make the edit ive glanced over post formatting so it probably would take me ages to figure out how to make it look right. I will check it out thank you and try figure out these references!
– rdens1601
yesterday
By the way, there is still two more references you need to get. The sentence, "I missed the references", was simply a hint, hahah. These other references are easier than what you found, especially looking a little closer at the hint like you might do in the poem to find the references, hehe. Thereafter, I will give you the tick ;)
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |
Again with the unintended reference? Hahah, the other answer also said that was a reference. That is just a coincidence, but I guess I might edit the post then and include that as a third one. However, apart from that, everything else is correct! Well done! I cannot upvote as I have reached my daily voting limit but keep looking for the rest of the references, and welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! For a first answer, yours is superb, and you are definitely on the right track to solving your first puzzle here in this community! I will provide a hint: I missed the references ;)
– user477343
yesterday
I can make you a picture to use so others can visualise the X. Good job for making that discovery. Would you like me to edit your post and include a picture? Also, since you are new, I suggest you visit the Help Center, particularly here and here for the sake of asking questions, as you have not done that (yet). Otherwise, enjoy, and hope you share your wonderful puzzling talent on this site in the future! :D
– user477343
yesterday
1
Haha thank you, yeah the reference felt fairly forced kind of thought it wouldnt be right. Feel free to make the edit ive glanced over post formatting so it probably would take me ages to figure out how to make it look right. I will check it out thank you and try figure out these references!
– rdens1601
yesterday
By the way, there is still two more references you need to get. The sentence, "I missed the references", was simply a hint, hahah. These other references are easier than what you found, especially looking a little closer at the hint like you might do in the poem to find the references, hehe. Thereafter, I will give you the tick ;)
– user477343
yesterday
Again with the unintended reference? Hahah, the other answer also said that was a reference. That is just a coincidence, but I guess I might edit the post then and include that as a third one. However, apart from that, everything else is correct! Well done! I cannot upvote as I have reached my daily voting limit but keep looking for the rest of the references, and welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! For a first answer, yours is superb, and you are definitely on the right track to solving your first puzzle here in this community! I will provide a hint: I missed the references ;)
– user477343
yesterday
Again with the unintended reference? Hahah, the other answer also said that was a reference. That is just a coincidence, but I guess I might edit the post then and include that as a third one. However, apart from that, everything else is correct! Well done! I cannot upvote as I have reached my daily voting limit but keep looking for the rest of the references, and welcome to the Puzzling Stack Exchange (PSE)! For a first answer, yours is superb, and you are definitely on the right track to solving your first puzzle here in this community! I will provide a hint: I missed the references ;)
– user477343
yesterday
I can make you a picture to use so others can visualise the X. Good job for making that discovery. Would you like me to edit your post and include a picture? Also, since you are new, I suggest you visit the Help Center, particularly here and here for the sake of asking questions, as you have not done that (yet). Otherwise, enjoy, and hope you share your wonderful puzzling talent on this site in the future! :D
– user477343
yesterday
I can make you a picture to use so others can visualise the X. Good job for making that discovery. Would you like me to edit your post and include a picture? Also, since you are new, I suggest you visit the Help Center, particularly here and here for the sake of asking questions, as you have not done that (yet). Otherwise, enjoy, and hope you share your wonderful puzzling talent on this site in the future! :D
– user477343
yesterday
1
1
Haha thank you, yeah the reference felt fairly forced kind of thought it wouldnt be right. Feel free to make the edit ive glanced over post formatting so it probably would take me ages to figure out how to make it look right. I will check it out thank you and try figure out these references!
– rdens1601
yesterday
Haha thank you, yeah the reference felt fairly forced kind of thought it wouldnt be right. Feel free to make the edit ive glanced over post formatting so it probably would take me ages to figure out how to make it look right. I will check it out thank you and try figure out these references!
– rdens1601
yesterday
By the way, there is still two more references you need to get. The sentence, "I missed the references", was simply a hint, hahah. These other references are easier than what you found, especially looking a little closer at the hint like you might do in the poem to find the references, hehe. Thereafter, I will give you the tick ;)
– user477343
yesterday
By the way, there is still two more references you need to get. The sentence, "I missed the references", was simply a hint, hahah. These other references are easier than what you found, especially looking a little closer at the hint like you might do in the poem to find the references, hehe. Thereafter, I will give you the tick ;)
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |
Partial answer
Well,
the word WASTE is written down at the start of the lines of the poem. And there are the following things that could be considered "small references of his name" back inside the poem:
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
(I don't see anything that looks like "Galavar" or an abbreviation of it, though. Indeed, there is no "G" anywhere in the text.)
I haven't found
anything to match the "denied" X.
Incidentally,
SIMEON GALAVAR = (I LOVE ANAGRAMS)*.
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
Hahah, great job! I did not know there were three references of the name... the second one you mentioned was just a strange coincidence. But everything else you got correct, and as for the X part, I will give you a hint: deny. $(+1)$ DVL13 :D
– user477343
yesterday
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Partial answer
Well,
the word WASTE is written down at the start of the lines of the poem. And there are the following things that could be considered "small references of his name" back inside the poem:
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
(I don't see anything that looks like "Galavar" or an abbreviation of it, though. Indeed, there is no "G" anywhere in the text.)
I haven't found
anything to match the "denied" X.
Incidentally,
SIMEON GALAVAR = (I LOVE ANAGRAMS)*.
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
Hahah, great job! I did not know there were three references of the name... the second one you mentioned was just a strange coincidence. But everything else you got correct, and as for the X part, I will give you a hint: deny. $(+1)$ DVL13 :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |
Partial answer
Well,
the word WASTE is written down at the start of the lines of the poem. And there are the following things that could be considered "small references of his name" back inside the poem:
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
(I don't see anything that looks like "Galavar" or an abbreviation of it, though. Indeed, there is no "G" anywhere in the text.)
I haven't found
anything to match the "denied" X.
Incidentally,
SIMEON GALAVAR = (I LOVE ANAGRAMS)*.
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
Partial answer
Well,
the word WASTE is written down at the start of the lines of the poem. And there are the following things that could be considered "small references of his name" back inside the poem:
Where doom is death oh I can be
All abandoned, no remains,
Solo everyday for me.
The sea dried up, I can't sit up;
Earth destroyed its own faint plains.
(I don't see anything that looks like "Galavar" or an abbreviation of it, though. Indeed, there is no "G" anywhere in the text.)
I haven't found
anything to match the "denied" X.
Incidentally,
SIMEON GALAVAR = (I LOVE ANAGRAMS)*.
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
answered yesterday
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
60.8k3152235
60.8k3152235
Hahah, great job! I did not know there were three references of the name... the second one you mentioned was just a strange coincidence. But everything else you got correct, and as for the X part, I will give you a hint: deny. $(+1)$ DVL13 :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |
Hahah, great job! I did not know there were three references of the name... the second one you mentioned was just a strange coincidence. But everything else you got correct, and as for the X part, I will give you a hint: deny. $(+1)$ DVL13 :D
– user477343
yesterday
Hahah, great job! I did not know there were three references of the name... the second one you mentioned was just a strange coincidence. But everything else you got correct, and as for the X part, I will give you a hint: deny. $(+1)$ DVL13 :D
– user477343
yesterday
Hahah, great job! I did not know there were three references of the name... the second one you mentioned was just a strange coincidence. But everything else you got correct, and as for the X part, I will give you a hint: deny. $(+1)$ DVL13 :D
– user477343
yesterday
add a comment |
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The poem is in an image file? Is that needed for the puzzle?
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared No, but the font is. I've been looking into that, and I think I can write the font without the image. I will do that ;)
– user477343
yesterday
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I see what you mean. Not quite sure how to handle fonts ithough. This one looks like a console type font.
– rhsquared
yesterday
@rhsquared I think I did it, but I can't seem to put it into the yellow sandbox. Eh well, I am sure someone would figure it out ;)
– user477343
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@user477343 welcome back :D
– Quintec
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