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Post by AJ on Nov 25, 2018 12:16:24 GMT -5
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Post by whotrollsnigh on Nov 27, 2018 6:05:04 GMT -5
Given "fly" in the riddle, could "The Fifth" be hinting at the measurement itself? Seven fifty seven ml.There are five capital letters, IBRWI. Right between the eyes is BRW, the airport code for bARROW, Alaska. At the airport s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ktoo/2018/06/sign.jpg
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Post by astree on Nov 27, 2018 11:30:38 GMT -5
Given "fly" in the riddle, could "The Fifth" be hinting at the measurement itself? Seven fifty seven ml.There are five capital letters, IBRWI. Right between the eyes is BRW, the airport code for bARROW, Alaska. At the airport s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ktoo/2018/06/sign.jpgBeautiful. The post has about a 4x4 inch cross section (maybe 6x6,?). Hope you submit it.
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Post by astree on Nov 29, 2018 6:41:32 GMT -5
Given "fly" in the riddle, could "The Fifth" be hinting at the measurement itself? Seven fifty seven ml.There are five capital letters, IBRWI. Right between the eyes is BRW, the airport code for bARROW, Alaska. At the airport s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ktoo/2018/06/sign.jpgAnother idea I was playing with is that the WI at the end is WI> Wisconsin. Wisconsin is not far from Petes state of MN. IRB Wisconsin I RB Wisconsin. I ROB, i ARBY, i bear, i bar, IBR, RIB, . ',,,,,,,,,,,,,, also, there are words that can be made with the first two, or last two, letters, in REalizED BOurbON REED BOON RED BOONE ..... RE+BO....bore, robe ED+ON ( recall “feathers in my butt, the back of the words ) ... done, end o, node EDON going with the idea of BOMB from a few posts ago, the high school in EDON OH has name BOMBERS i could only find that one EDON in the US.
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Post by astree on Nov 29, 2018 7:47:30 GMT -5
The December 2017 clue "The Fifth" looks like it could be referring to a fifth (pint) of Bourbon Red, the Fifth Amendment, the fifth word, etc. I was looking at the fifth letters of all words, long enough, in the riddle. real I zed bour B on poin T y feat H ers wher E I B THE I havent done a skip 5 yet. Looking at the 5th word in the poem... To me, “realized” is the most out of place word in the clue. A realized (bourbon red) turkey means what? One that is ready to be eaten. what can “realized” be construed, through anagramming, etc. to mean?
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Post by whotrollsnigh on Nov 30, 2018 17:48:35 GMT -5
The December 2017 clue "The Fifth" looks like it could be referring to a fifth (pint) of Bourbon Red, the Fifth Amendment, the fifth word, etc. I was looking at the fifth letters of all words, long enough, in the riddle. real I zed bour B on poin T y feat H ers wher E I B THE I havent done a skip 5 yet. Looking at the 5th word in the poem... To me, “realized” is the most out of place word in the clue. A realized (bourbon red) turkey means what? One that is ready to be eaten. what can “realized” be construed, through anagramming, etc. to mean? I agree that "realized" is the most out of place word, and "Nelson Ware" combined with "The Fifth" might be hinting at an anagram. Realized = Laze Ride = Easy Rider? In that movie the riders are on a road trip to New Orleans. One of the locations in the movie (a bar... bourbon?) is now a furniture store called "The Red Arrow Emporium." www.hdforums.com/articles/12-easy-rider-filming-locations-can-ride/
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Post by dj on Jan 9, 2019 19:40:23 GMT -5
Just thought I'd mention that the word realized is in the state song of Idaho. That's all I've got.
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Post by AJ on Jan 31, 2019 10:23:21 GMT -5
My final Breakfast Tea and Bourbon riddle inspiration video (unless I get additional inspiration). I've included some of your ideas in this one! youtu.be/3TV3gdqcqyo
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Post by TxTH on Mar 10, 2019 14:05:34 GMT -5
So, what if the two clues Pete gave us are taken in order and the second actually relates to the first: Clue 1, November 2017 - The book's main character, Nelson Ware, has said, "Every word is important in my writing." Clue 2, December 2017 – The Fifth. Then the fifth word of the riddle is "realized" which as pointed out in the posts above seems to stick out anyway. Maybe this is just a confirmer that we need to look at this word closely as it is realized in the riddle. realized adj/fulfilled adj/earned Synonyms for realized: accomplished achieved actualized attained completed executed finished performed concluded consummated done materialized substantiated
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Post by AJ on Mar 25, 2019 20:50:13 GMT -5
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Post by whotrollsnigh on Mar 26, 2019 10:49:27 GMT -5
Thanks for the new video AJ. The fact that realized contains alize with red leftover, and Alizé Red is an alcoholic drink, seems more than coincidental. I don't know if it's been discussed before, but alizé is a French word meaning tradewinds. Tradewinds is interesting because the word has a "pointy head" -- tradewinds -- with dart spelled backwards. "Feathers in my butt" might refer to the construction of an actual dart and/or the wind at the butt of trade winds. You mentioned in a previous video that a dartboard can also be called a butt. www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TV3gdqcqyoInterestingly, so-called American darts are made of wooden barrels (a whiskey connection?) and "fletched with turkey feather flights glued in place." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Darts#DartsI'm not sure where to go with tradewinds and darts.
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Post by GeneticBlend on Mar 28, 2019 6:48:49 GMT -5
One of my ideas was that this may be a flag. Some flags are pointy at the end.
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Post by astree on Nov 19, 2019 15:24:24 GMT -5
So, what if the two clues Pete gave us are taken in order and the second actually relates to the first: Clue 1, November 2017 - The book's main character, Nelson Ware, has said, "Every word is important in my writing." Clue 2, December 2017 – The Fifth. Then the fifth word of the riddle is "realized" which as pointed out in the posts above seems to stick out anyway. unless its real iz ed .. The 3rd clue talks about "focus" on "real ized", "real eyes'd"? I'm trying to judge if we are to lean on the book for connections, or this is stand-alone riddle ? Nelson Ware is mentioned ... If we take the last two letters of the title "breakfaST tEA & bourbON", we can anagram to get place names like EASTON but cant see how this would tie in with the realized Bourbon Red aspect A STONE could go with a 4 x 4 marker of a famous place sample only >>> www.nps.gov/experiences/dc-boundary-stones.htm
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Post by shahawktay on Jan 8, 2020 11:53:12 GMT -5
Given "fly" in the riddle, could "The Fifth" be hinting at the measurement itself? Seven fifty seven ml.There are five capital letters, IBRWI. Right between the eyes is BRW, the airport code for bARROW, Alaska. At the airport s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ktoo/2018/06/sign.jpg This is probably lame, lol... But If It Is Flying, Wouldn’t Be In “The Sky”?
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Post by shahawktay on Jan 8, 2020 11:53:44 GMT -5
The “Sky”
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