The worlds first riddle!

Thanks Try. etc.

My pleasure; just make sure he gets on which will fit his battery charger!


ppiheocenes

Try,,, want to meet a man named OtwotheeO???? It's GOD!

"want to meet a man named OtwotheeO???? It's GOD!"


Is this a catch question, do I gotta be dead first or does he do daytime visits?

OfourfiveO



quspisaniitisohn



Njaezasreutsh

I did get
CHOCOLATE & I don't know that one ^ ^ ^ up there

ppiheocenes = phone in pieces

Try wrote: Is this a catch question, do I gotta be dead first or does he do daytime visits?

"Daytime visits" I don't think he travels alone.

TTH:

Ppiheocenes = phone in pieces


"I don't know that one"


Let me help: obafbfyg = baby in the off(in)g




Etc wrote, ""Daytime visits" I don't think he travels alone."

quspisaniitisohn= Spanish Inquisition


Njaezasreutsh= Jesus in Nazareth

WHAT? I had that but WTH is offing? I never heard of that
word before so it didn't make sense to me
Man I need to broaden my horizons or something

f(x) = 1(x)-5
then what?
f = 1-5/x?

2x/5 = 9-17
2x/5 = -8
2x = -8(5)
2x = -40
x = -40/2
x = -20

Happy July everyone; except those in Australia where I am told it is August 17th already! Sorry, I don't know the year.




Stormy:

quspisaniitisohn= Spanish Inquisition


Njaezasreutsh= Jesus in Nazareth


I just don't know how you managed to decode those.





TTH:

2x/5 +17 = 9, can you find x?

2x/5 = 9-17
2x/5 = -8
2x = -8(5)
2x = -40
x = -40/2
x = -20


Even Mark would be impressed with that!



"f(x) = 1(x)-5
then what?"

Forget that one, it is for future generations.




"WHAT? I had that but WTH is offing? I never heard of that
word before so it didn't make sense to me"



In the offing

Meaning:

Imminent - likely to happen soon.


Origin

Another of the many phrases with a nautical origin. This one's quite simple once you know what 'the offing' is. It's the part of the sea that is most distant from the shore but is still visible. Early texts also refer to it as 'offen' or 'offin'.

So, someone who was waiting for and watching out for a ship would first see it approaching when it was 'in the offing' and when it was expected to dock soon. Something that was 'in the offing' isn't happening now or even in a minute or two, but will inevitably happen before too long. The phrase has migrated from its naval origin into general use in the language and is now used to describe any event that is imminent.

The phrase has been in use since the late 16th century and the earliest known citation is a quotation from S. Argoll from 1610 which was reported by S. Purchas in ' Purchas his Pilgrimes' in 1906:

"I came to an Anchor in seven fathomes water in the offing to sea."




(h)ead, h(e)ad, he(a)d, hea(d)





tfarcria

"I came to an Anchor in seven fathomes water in the offing to sea."

What you said,,, Hi Try,,, Did you ever hear the long version to Roy Orbisons Pretty Woman? It was recorded at the Coconut Grove etc.

I sometimes Love and hate the thought of churches,,, but in my head i sort of etc them. Hi 'O' and Dad. <waves>

Can you imagine being Jesus mentally? I want everyone to walk in his sandals right now!
Amen, amen means what is stated above is true. I learned that in etc.

Amen.

4 heads in 1?

far in artic ?

Thanks for the explanation of offing

Roy Orbisons: Pretty Woman



The title was supposedly inspired by Orbison's wife Claudette interrupting a conversation to announce she was going out; when Orbison asked if she was okay for cash, his friend interjected "A pretty woman never needs any money."


In 1999, the song was honored with a Grammy Hall of Fame Award and was named one of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll. In 2004, Rolling Stone magazine ranked it #222 on their list of the "500 Greatest Songs of All Time."



I like:

Melanie; candles in the rain

Lay down, lay down
Lay it all down,
Let your white bird smile up
While the world spins 'round.

Lay down, lay down
Lay it all down,
Let your white bird smile up
While the world's spinning 'round.

We were so close there was no room,
We bled inside each other's wounds,
We all had caught the same disease,
We all sang the songs of peace.

Lay down, lay down
Lay it all down,
Let your white bird smile up
While the world spins 'round.

Lay down, lay down
Lay it all down,
Let your white bird smile up
While the world's spinning 'round.

So raise your candles high,
Oh, did you know we could save black against the night?
Oh raise them higher again
And if you do we could stay dry against the rain.

Lay down, lay down
Lay it all down,
Let your white bird smile up
While the world spins 'round.

Lay down, lay down
Lay it all down,
Let your white bird smile up
While the world's spinning 'round.

We were so close there was no room,
We bled inside each other's wounds,
We all had caught the same disease,
We all sang the songs of peace.

Some came to sing,
Some came to pray,
Some came to keep
The dark away.

So raise your candles high,
Oh, did you know we could save black against the sky?
Oh raise them higher again
And if you do we could stay dry against the rain.

Lay down, lay down
Lay it all down,
Let your white bird smile up
While the world spins around.




Sorry TTH, not this time.





tcahnedrlaesin

Huh

the candles in rain ?

"Huh!"

tfarcria= anti-aircraft


(h)ead, h(e)ad, he(a)d, hea(d)= haedquarters

Okay I will tryagain try

headquarters ?

aircraft going backwards?

viteewrepstoiningt= interesting viewpoint

Melanie Candles In The Rain