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Contours of a clandestine nature
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What does each of the answers describe? The answer is two words (11 + 4 letters).
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2.1 AngMoKio, CC BY-SA 2.5;
2.3 Salimfadhley, CC BY-SA 3.0;
4.1 Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0
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knowledge visual rebus geography
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What does each of the answers describe? The answer is two words (11 + 4 letters).
#1
#2
#3
#4
Image credits:
1.2 Slashme, CC BY-SA 4.0;
2.1 AngMoKio, CC BY-SA 2.5;
2.3 Salimfadhley, CC BY-SA 3.0;
4.1 Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0
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knowledge visual rebus geography
asked 2 days ago
jafejafe
24.8k472246
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That is a lot of questions, jafe! $(+1)$
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1
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@user477343 Trying to get them all out before they ban me as a spammer!
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will there be a meta puzzle for these puzzles? o.o
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If they ban you from Puzzling, jafe, it will be an extreme disservice ;)
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@athin See edit!
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What does each of the answers describe? The answer is two words (11 + 4 letters).
#1
#2
#3
#4
Image credits:
1.2 Slashme, CC BY-SA 4.0;
2.1 AngMoKio, CC BY-SA 2.5;
2.3 Salimfadhley, CC BY-SA 3.0;
4.1 Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0
This puzzle is part of Recycling old answers.
knowledge visual rebus geography
asked 2 days ago
jafejafe
24.8k472246
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What does each of the answers describe? The answer is two words (11 + 4 letters).
#1
#2
#3
#4
Image credits:
1.2 Slashme, CC BY-SA 4.0;
2.1 AngMoKio, CC BY-SA 2.5;
2.3 Salimfadhley, CC BY-SA 3.0;
4.1 Sodacan, CC BY-SA 3.0
This puzzle is part of Recycling old answers.
knowledge visual rebus geography
knowledge visual rebus geography
asked 2 days ago
jafejafe
24.8k472246
asked 2 days ago
jafejafe
24.8k472246
edited 2 days ago
jafe
asked 2 days ago
jafejafe
24.8k472246
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jafejafe
24.8k472246
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jafejafe
24.8k472246
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That is a lot of questions, jafe! $(+1)$
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– user477343
2 days ago
1
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@user477343 Trying to get them all out before they ban me as a spammer!
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– jafe
2 days ago
2
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will there be a meta puzzle for these puzzles? o.o
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– athin
2 days ago
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If they ban you from Puzzling, jafe, it will be an extreme disservice ;)
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@athin See edit!
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6
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That is a lot of questions, jafe! $(+1)$
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– user477343
2 days ago
1
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@user477343 Trying to get them all out before they ban me as a spammer!
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– jafe
2 days ago
2
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will there be a meta puzzle for these puzzles? o.o
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– athin
2 days ago
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If they ban you from Puzzling, jafe, it will be an extreme disservice ;)
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– user477343
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@athin See edit!
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– jafe
2 days ago
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6
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That is a lot of questions, jafe! $(+1)$
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– user477343
2 days ago
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That is a lot of questions, jafe! $(+1)$
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– user477343
2 days ago
1
1
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@user477343 Trying to get them all out before they ban me as a spammer!
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– jafe
2 days ago
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@user477343 Trying to get them all out before they ban me as a spammer!
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– jafe
2 days ago
2
2
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will there be a meta puzzle for these puzzles? o.o
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– athin
2 days ago
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will there be a meta puzzle for these puzzles? o.o
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– athin
2 days ago
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If they ban you from Puzzling, jafe, it will be an extreme disservice ;)
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If they ban you from Puzzling, jafe, it will be an extreme disservice ;)
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@athin See edit!
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@athin See edit!
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Each answer describes
an UNDERGROUND LINE on the London tube. Also clued by the title: clandestine = underground and contour = line
1
D, in (pin -p), Washington DC : the D in Washington DC stands for DISTRICT
2
New York, Opera, Venue (avenue - A) : the METROPOLITAN is an opera house in NYC
3
National (nationals -s), Captial, Seychelles : the capital city of Seychelles is VICTORIA
4
Belgium, Battle, Site : WATERLOO is a famous battle site in Belgium
Credit to the other two answers 1 and 2 which both gave partial answers that helped me along the way.
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
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Great answer! Now the question is what the precise two words are: because I could see other variations such as r13("haqretebhaq fgngvbaf") or r13("ghor fgngvbaf") as well...
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– El-Guest
2 days ago
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nice answer! +1
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
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@El-Guest we are told 11+4 letters so I'm reasonably confident of the version I've chosen. Only slight doubt is that 4 is only a partial name for an r13(haqretebhaq yvar). 1 and 2 are definitely r13(yvarf naq abg fgngvbaf) though.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
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Also, thinking about the question title, I am sure I have the right wording.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
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You both might consider using this format for rot13 comments: rot13(Uv zbz!). One of our regulars wrote a userscript to decode rot13 text on hover, and using that format for such text is a welcome convenience for those of us with that userscript.
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#2
Manhattan opera venue (avenue - a)?
#3
National (Nationals - s) capital (A is the only capital letter) ... flag? >_>
#4 may simply point to
a (1) Belgian (2) battle (3) site, such as Ypres, Waterloo, etc. No clue yet as to how the other lines could fit in.
answered 2 days ago
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Partial:
1:
DINWA: D (D note in bass clef) + IN (pin-'p') + WA (Washington DC Map)
2:
NY (New York) + ? (Opera browser logo)+ ?
3:
WH (Washignton Nationals: WSH - 's') + ? + SYC/SC (Seychelles national flag)
4:
BE/BEL (Belgium coat of arms) + ? (The Battle of Arica/ Latin American Wars of Independence) + SITE (campsite/gravesite/website)
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
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3, picture one is the logo of the Washington Nationals
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– Areeb
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thanks edited @Areeb
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Each answer describes
an UNDERGROUND LINE on the London tube. Also clued by the title: clandestine = underground and contour = line
1
D, in (pin -p), Washington DC : the D in Washington DC stands for DISTRICT
2
New York, Opera, Venue (avenue - A) : the METROPOLITAN is an opera house in NYC
3
National (nationals -s), Captial, Seychelles : the capital city of Seychelles is VICTORIA
4
Belgium, Battle, Site : WATERLOO is a famous battle site in Belgium
Credit to the other two answers 1 and 2 which both gave partial answers that helped me along the way.
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
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Great answer! Now the question is what the precise two words are: because I could see other variations such as r13("haqretebhaq fgngvbaf") or r13("ghor fgngvbaf") as well...
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– El-Guest
2 days ago
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nice answer! +1
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
1
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@El-Guest we are told 11+4 letters so I'm reasonably confident of the version I've chosen. Only slight doubt is that 4 is only a partial name for an r13(haqretebhaq yvar). 1 and 2 are definitely r13(yvarf naq abg fgngvbaf) though.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
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Also, thinking about the question title, I am sure I have the right wording.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
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You both might consider using this format for rot13 comments: rot13(Uv zbz!). One of our regulars wrote a userscript to decode rot13 text on hover, and using that format for such text is a welcome convenience for those of us with that userscript.
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– Rubio♦
2 days ago
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Each answer describes
an UNDERGROUND LINE on the London tube. Also clued by the title: clandestine = underground and contour = line
1
D, in (pin -p), Washington DC : the D in Washington DC stands for DISTRICT
2
New York, Opera, Venue (avenue - A) : the METROPOLITAN is an opera house in NYC
3
National (nationals -s), Captial, Seychelles : the capital city of Seychelles is VICTORIA
4
Belgium, Battle, Site : WATERLOO is a famous battle site in Belgium
Credit to the other two answers 1 and 2 which both gave partial answers that helped me along the way.
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
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Great answer! Now the question is what the precise two words are: because I could see other variations such as r13("haqretebhaq fgngvbaf") or r13("ghor fgngvbaf") as well...
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– El-Guest
2 days ago
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nice answer! +1
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
1
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@El-Guest we are told 11+4 letters so I'm reasonably confident of the version I've chosen. Only slight doubt is that 4 is only a partial name for an r13(haqretebhaq yvar). 1 and 2 are definitely r13(yvarf naq abg fgngvbaf) though.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
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Also, thinking about the question title, I am sure I have the right wording.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
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You both might consider using this format for rot13 comments: rot13(Uv zbz!). One of our regulars wrote a userscript to decode rot13 text on hover, and using that format for such text is a welcome convenience for those of us with that userscript.
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– Rubio♦
2 days ago
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show 1 more comment
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Each answer describes
an UNDERGROUND LINE on the London tube. Also clued by the title: clandestine = underground and contour = line
1
D, in (pin -p), Washington DC : the D in Washington DC stands for DISTRICT
2
New York, Opera, Venue (avenue - A) : the METROPOLITAN is an opera house in NYC
3
National (nationals -s), Captial, Seychelles : the capital city of Seychelles is VICTORIA
4
Belgium, Battle, Site : WATERLOO is a famous battle site in Belgium
Credit to the other two answers 1 and 2 which both gave partial answers that helped me along the way.
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
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Each answer describes
an UNDERGROUND LINE on the London tube. Also clued by the title: clandestine = underground and contour = line
1
D, in (pin -p), Washington DC : the D in Washington DC stands for DISTRICT
2
New York, Opera, Venue (avenue - A) : the METROPOLITAN is an opera house in NYC
3
National (nationals -s), Captial, Seychelles : the capital city of Seychelles is VICTORIA
4
Belgium, Battle, Site : WATERLOO is a famous battle site in Belgium
Credit to the other two answers 1 and 2 which both gave partial answers that helped me along the way.
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
answered 2 days ago
user2390246user2390246
1,577515
1,577515
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Great answer! Now the question is what the precise two words are: because I could see other variations such as r13("haqretebhaq fgngvbaf") or r13("ghor fgngvbaf") as well...
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– El-Guest
2 days ago
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nice answer! +1
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
1
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@El-Guest we are told 11+4 letters so I'm reasonably confident of the version I've chosen. Only slight doubt is that 4 is only a partial name for an r13(haqretebhaq yvar). 1 and 2 are definitely r13(yvarf naq abg fgngvbaf) though.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
$begingroup$
Also, thinking about the question title, I am sure I have the right wording.
$endgroup$
– user2390246
2 days ago
1
$begingroup$
You both might consider using this format for rot13 comments: rot13(Uv zbz!). One of our regulars wrote a userscript to decode rot13 text on hover, and using that format for such text is a welcome convenience for those of us with that userscript.
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– Rubio♦
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
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Great answer! Now the question is what the precise two words are: because I could see other variations such as r13("haqretebhaq fgngvbaf") or r13("ghor fgngvbaf") as well...
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– El-Guest
2 days ago
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nice answer! +1
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
1
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@El-Guest we are told 11+4 letters so I'm reasonably confident of the version I've chosen. Only slight doubt is that 4 is only a partial name for an r13(haqretebhaq yvar). 1 and 2 are definitely r13(yvarf naq abg fgngvbaf) though.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
1
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Also, thinking about the question title, I am sure I have the right wording.
$endgroup$
– user2390246
2 days ago
1
$begingroup$
You both might consider using this format for rot13 comments: rot13(Uv zbz!). One of our regulars wrote a userscript to decode rot13 text on hover, and using that format for such text is a welcome convenience for those of us with that userscript.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
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Great answer! Now the question is what the precise two words are: because I could see other variations such as r13("haqretebhaq fgngvbaf") or r13("ghor fgngvbaf") as well...
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– El-Guest
2 days ago
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Great answer! Now the question is what the precise two words are: because I could see other variations such as r13("haqretebhaq fgngvbaf") or r13("ghor fgngvbaf") as well...
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– El-Guest
2 days ago
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nice answer! +1
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
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nice answer! +1
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
1
1
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@El-Guest we are told 11+4 letters so I'm reasonably confident of the version I've chosen. Only slight doubt is that 4 is only a partial name for an r13(haqretebhaq yvar). 1 and 2 are definitely r13(yvarf naq abg fgngvbaf) though.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
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@El-Guest we are told 11+4 letters so I'm reasonably confident of the version I've chosen. Only slight doubt is that 4 is only a partial name for an r13(haqretebhaq yvar). 1 and 2 are definitely r13(yvarf naq abg fgngvbaf) though.
$endgroup$
– user2390246
2 days ago
1
1
$begingroup$
Also, thinking about the question title, I am sure I have the right wording.
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– user2390246
2 days ago
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Also, thinking about the question title, I am sure I have the right wording.
$endgroup$
– user2390246
2 days ago
1
1
$begingroup$
You both might consider using this format for rot13 comments: rot13(Uv zbz!). One of our regulars wrote a userscript to decode rot13 text on hover, and using that format for such text is a welcome convenience for those of us with that userscript.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
$begingroup$
You both might consider using this format for rot13 comments: rot13(Uv zbz!). One of our regulars wrote a userscript to decode rot13 text on hover, and using that format for such text is a welcome convenience for those of us with that userscript.
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
2 days ago
|
show 1 more comment
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#2
Manhattan opera venue (avenue - a)?
#3
National (Nationals - s) capital (A is the only capital letter) ... flag? >_>
#4 may simply point to
a (1) Belgian (2) battle (3) site, such as Ypres, Waterloo, etc. No clue yet as to how the other lines could fit in.
answered 2 days ago
kovacsurkovacsur
2014
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#2
Manhattan opera venue (avenue - a)?
#3
National (Nationals - s) capital (A is the only capital letter) ... flag? >_>
#4 may simply point to
a (1) Belgian (2) battle (3) site, such as Ypres, Waterloo, etc. No clue yet as to how the other lines could fit in.
answered 2 days ago
kovacsurkovacsur
2014
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#2
Manhattan opera venue (avenue - a)?
#3
National (Nationals - s) capital (A is the only capital letter) ... flag? >_>
#4 may simply point to
a (1) Belgian (2) battle (3) site, such as Ypres, Waterloo, etc. No clue yet as to how the other lines could fit in.
answered 2 days ago
kovacsurkovacsur
2014
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#2
Manhattan opera venue (avenue - a)?
#3
National (Nationals - s) capital (A is the only capital letter) ... flag? >_>
#4 may simply point to
a (1) Belgian (2) battle (3) site, such as Ypres, Waterloo, etc. No clue yet as to how the other lines could fit in.
answered 2 days ago
kovacsurkovacsur
2014
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edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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Partial:
1:
DINWA: D (D note in bass clef) + IN (pin-'p') + WA (Washington DC Map)
2:
NY (New York) + ? (Opera browser logo)+ ?
3:
WH (Washignton Nationals: WSH - 's') + ? + SYC/SC (Seychelles national flag)
4:
BE/BEL (Belgium coat of arms) + ? (The Battle of Arica/ Latin American Wars of Independence) + SITE (campsite/gravesite/website)
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
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3, picture one is the logo of the Washington Nationals
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– Areeb
2 days ago
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thanks edited @Areeb
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2 days ago
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Partial:
1:
DINWA: D (D note in bass clef) + IN (pin-'p') + WA (Washington DC Map)
2:
NY (New York) + ? (Opera browser logo)+ ?
3:
WH (Washignton Nationals: WSH - 's') + ? + SYC/SC (Seychelles national flag)
4:
BE/BEL (Belgium coat of arms) + ? (The Battle of Arica/ Latin American Wars of Independence) + SITE (campsite/gravesite/website)
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
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3, picture one is the logo of the Washington Nationals
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– Areeb
2 days ago
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thanks edited @Areeb
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Partial:
1:
DINWA: D (D note in bass clef) + IN (pin-'p') + WA (Washington DC Map)
2:
NY (New York) + ? (Opera browser logo)+ ?
3:
WH (Washignton Nationals: WSH - 's') + ? + SYC/SC (Seychelles national flag)
4:
BE/BEL (Belgium coat of arms) + ? (The Battle of Arica/ Latin American Wars of Independence) + SITE (campsite/gravesite/website)
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
5,1372846
$endgroup$
Partial:
1:
DINWA: D (D note in bass clef) + IN (pin-'p') + WA (Washington DC Map)
2:
NY (New York) + ? (Opera browser logo)+ ?
3:
WH (Washignton Nationals: WSH - 's') + ? + SYC/SC (Seychelles national flag)
4:
BE/BEL (Belgium coat of arms) + ? (The Battle of Arica/ Latin American Wars of Independence) + SITE (campsite/gravesite/website)
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
5,1372846
edited 2 days ago
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
5,1372846
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
5,1372846
answered 2 days ago
Omega KryptonOmega Krypton
5,1372846
5,1372846
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3, picture one is the logo of the Washington Nationals
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– Areeb
2 days ago
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thanks edited @Areeb
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
3, picture one is the logo of the Washington Nationals
$endgroup$
– Areeb
2 days ago
$begingroup$
thanks edited @Areeb
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
$begingroup$
3, picture one is the logo of the Washington Nationals
$endgroup$
– Areeb
2 days ago
$begingroup$
3, picture one is the logo of the Washington Nationals
$endgroup$
– Areeb
2 days ago
$begingroup$
thanks edited @Areeb
$endgroup$
– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
$begingroup$
thanks edited @Areeb
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– Omega Krypton
2 days ago
add a comment |
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That is a lot of questions, jafe! $(+1)$
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– user477343
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@user477343 Trying to get them all out before they ban me as a spammer!
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will there be a meta puzzle for these puzzles? o.o
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If they ban you from Puzzling, jafe, it will be an extreme disservice ;)
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@athin See edit!
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