Originally posted by DeepNinerValue:
Ever-Green(e)
Green(e)-Acres
Green(e)-Mile
Putting Green(e)
Green(e) Day
Green(e) with Envy
OK, I get it now.
Nice. I really like the effort.
Do it again if you get so inclined.
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Originally posted by DeepNinerValue:
Ever-Green(e)
Green(e)-Acres
Green(e)-Mile
Putting Green(e)
Green(e) Day
Green(e) with Envy
Originally posted by Isosceles:
Originally posted by DeepNinerValue:
Ever-Green(e)
Green(e)-Acres
Green(e)-Mile
Putting Green(e)
Green(e) Day
Green(e) with Envy
OK, I get it now.
Nice. I really like the effort.
Do it again if you get so inclined.
Originally posted by DeepNinerValue:
The issue is, 1. can't make it obvious, 2. has to be a memorable person, 3. needs a unique name that can be applied as such.
I didn't really follow your format or even really read it lol im sorry - maybe ill try one that w3. ay
Originally posted by Isosceles:
I see.
My original objective was different though.
1. I really was trying to give promo to much lesser-known players/former players.
2. There had to be something unique about the name, or the players. Something distinctive, from which my "riddles" derived.
3. And most times, it required some research.
But to each his own. I am glad you joined in. Even if it's different in some ways.
[edit] And 4. Mine were crafted to be very hard. Heck, I was looking for a chemist out there in 49er land for my Question 1.
Originally posted by DeepNinerValue:
Here is one. Former player. Abbreviated first name. Not a 100% match but close.
Pounder w Cheese
back
Drawn and ____
No ___ given
Those are enough clues - I think.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
RW McQuarters
Originally posted by Isosceles:
Ok.
So, what does
Drawn and ____
No ___ given
mean?
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by Isosceles:
Ok.
So, what does
Drawn and ____
No ___ given
mean?
Drawn and quartered
no quarter given
Originally posted by Isosceles:
Thanks SmokeyJoe.
I was unfamiliar with those terms.
Originally posted by SmokeyJoe:
Originally posted by Isosceles:
Thanks SmokeyJoe.
I was unfamiliar with those terms.
No prob. If you get bored and have a morbid curiosity (or a historical one), look up drawing and quartering. Quite dark, lol.