It's is always fun to play guess who though the internet makes it a bit more challenging to present clues which do not immediately lead to the answer.
The question is who am I?
Clue #1
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I will post one clue per day until someone solves the puzzle.
I will answer yes or no questions related to this puzzle at the rate of one per day but the answer to the question will replace that day's clue. You may collaborate in the forum to determine what question to ask.
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Who am I? A literary puzzler
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
Wow, do we have to stay after class and clean the black board if we don't follow the directions?stahrwe wrote:I will answer yes or no questions related to this puzzle at the rate of one per day but the answer to the question will replace that day's clue. You may collaborate in the forum to determine what question to ask.
Does this pertain to genetics?stahrwe wrote:The question is who am I?
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
No staying after class required. It is just that you folks are so sharp that I am afraid it won't be much fun if is guessed too early.Suzanne wrote:Wow, do we have to stay after class and clean the black board if we don't follow the directions?stahrwe wrote:I will answer yes or no questions related to this puzzle at the rate of one per day but the answer to the question will replace that day's clue. You may collaborate in the forum to determine what question to ask.
Does this pertain to genetics?stahrwe wrote:The question is who am I?
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
Remember the title of the discussion - A Literary Puzzler.
Question: Does this have anything to do with genetics?
Answer: no
n=Infinity
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
Is it the rhyme scheme? Of, say, a famous poem?stahrwe wrote:It's is always fun to play guess who though the internet makes it a bit more challenging to present clues which do not immediately lead to the answer.
The question is who am I?
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
The question is who am I?
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
Question: Does this have anything to do with genetics?
Answer: no
Question: Is it the rhyme scheme? Of, say, a famous poem?
Answer: Yes
Clue #2
O X O X O X O X
(XX)(XX)(XX)(XX)
Ignore the O's above
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
Question: Does this have anything to do with genetics?
Answer: no
Question: Is it the rhyme scheme? Of, say, a famous poem?
Answer: Yes
Clue #2
O X O X O X O X
(XX)(XX)(XX)(XX)
Ignore the O's above
Last edited by stahrwe on Mon May 31, 2010 10:57 am, edited 2 times in total.
n=Infinity
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
Is it a double couplet sonnet with only 12 lines instead of the usual 14? Say maybe a poem by G. M. Hopkin's?stahrwe wrote:The question is who am I?
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
Question: Does this have anything to do with genetics?
Answer: no
Question: Is it the rhyme scheme? Of, say, a famous poem?
Answer: Yes
Clue #2
O X O X O X O X
(XX)(XX)(XX)(XX)
Ignore the O's above
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
No, but nice try.Saffron wrote:Is it a double couplet sonnet with only 12 lines instead of the usual 14? Say maybe a poem by G. M. Hopkin's?stahrwe wrote:The question is who am I?
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
Question: Does this have anything to do with genetics?
Answer: no
Question: Is it the rhyme scheme? Of, say, a famous poem?
Answer: Yes
Clue #2
O X O X O X O X
(XX)(XX)(XX)(XX)
Ignore the O's above
I know I said only one clue per day but some of the stuff I am finding is so obscure that they are hardly clues but still they are fascinating.
My father invented something that you probly have used or had used on you.
I am related to a famous actor.
n=Infinity
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
The question is who am I?
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
Question: Does this have anything to do with genetics?
Answer: no
Question: Is it the rhyme scheme? Of, say, a famous poem?
Answer: Yes
Clue #2
O X O X O X O X
(XX)(XX)(XX)(XX)
Ignore the O's above
Is it a double couplet sonnet with only 12 lines instead of the usual 14? Say maybe a poem by G. M. Hopkin's?
No, but nice try.
I know I said only one clue per day but some of the stuff I am finding is so obscure that they are hardly clues but still they are fascinating.
Clue #3 My father invented something that you probably have used or had used on you.
I am related to a famous actor.
Clue #4
Critics say my poetry is sappy but my most famous poem is included in nearly any anthology of famous American Poetry.
Clue #1
aa bb cc dd ee aa
Question: Does this have anything to do with genetics?
Answer: no
Question: Is it the rhyme scheme? Of, say, a famous poem?
Answer: Yes
Clue #2
O X O X O X O X
(XX)(XX)(XX)(XX)
Ignore the O's above
Is it a double couplet sonnet with only 12 lines instead of the usual 14? Say maybe a poem by G. M. Hopkin's?
No, but nice try.
I know I said only one clue per day but some of the stuff I am finding is so obscure that they are hardly clues but still they are fascinating.
Clue #3 My father invented something that you probably have used or had used on you.
I am related to a famous actor.
Clue #4
Critics say my poetry is sappy but my most famous poem is included in nearly any anthology of famous American Poetry.
n=Infinity
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
Sum n = -1/12
n=1
where n are natural numbers.
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Re: Who am I? A literary puzzler
Everything I come up with falls short of one clue or another. I'm lost.
Another clue, please?
Another clue, please?