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Re: ===[**CDM**]===
[Re: Lex]
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08/29/26 02:30 PM
08/29/26 02:30 PM
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Pandora
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Thank you, kind sir.  Event for quiet, grown-up chick - sign on (10) [I usually start with the direct when making a cryptic. ]
If you spell the words "absolutely nothing" backwards, you get "Gnihton yletulosba",
which ironically means absolutely nothing.
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Re: ===[**CDM**]===
[Re: Lex]
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08/31/26 09:49 AM
08/31/26 09:49 AM
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Boston
Jimbo Bell
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Phenomenon
Event = direct ; quiet = p; grown up chick = hen; sign = omen, + on
Awesome clue, Pandora. I wrestled with it because once I figured the first letter had to be that P, I still couldn't see how.
As a piano student, I should have known.
Some say pigs are actually very intelligent animals.
Yet I have this whole freezer full of sausages.
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Re: ===[**CDM**]===
[Re: Lex]
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08/31/26 03:31 PM
08/31/26 03:31 PM
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Boston
Jimbo Bell
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Thanks. Let's cause some chaos at the museum for the next one.
Mix up first and last stoic marble busts (8)
Some say pigs are actually very intelligent animals.
Yet I have this whole freezer full of sausages.
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Re: ===[**CDM**]===
[Re: Lex]
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09/02/26 03:21 PM
09/02/26 03:21 PM
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Boston
Jimbo Bell
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Elementary, my dear Sherlock. Well done! ===[***CDM***]===
Some say pigs are actually very intelligent animals.
Yet I have this whole freezer full of sausages.
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Re: ===[**CDM**]===
[Re: Jimbo Bell]
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4 hours ago
4 hours ago
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Minnesota, USA
Sherlock
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Thanks, Jimbo!
Possibly battered fish gets consumed inside (6)
The best math you can learn is how to calculate the future cost of current decisions.
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