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Can you put this into English?

U O A O
But I O thee
O O no O
But O O me

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You Owe A Nothing,
But I owe thee
Owe Nothing no Nothing
But Nothing Owe me????

Not sure about the 3rd line, or the last, but the first and second seem to make sense!

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Hey, Bizarre. We'd better not let our avatars get too friendly or else we may end up with a new baby avatar. Laughing

As for the riddle, I'm sorry but you're not right.

Are we meant to give clues?

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Tarah wrote:

Are we meant to give clues?

No Tarah, not unless we are all well and truly stuck.

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Hey, Bizarre. We'd better not let our avatars get too friendly or else we may end up with a new baby avatar

Best not get to nasty either!! Yours has a whip and mine will get hurt!! Embarrassed

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Here's a clue ... what's another word for a circle?

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Tarah, as you are from the UK, it is probably some 'e'by gum' sort of speak. So, don't laugh at my offering but I more or less go along with Bizarre.

You owe A nothing

But I owes thee

Nil, zilch no nothing

But nobody owes me.

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Tryagain, you've quite made my day. I come from London and don't speak at all "ee by gum".

Would it help if I said another word for a symbol like a circle is a Cypher?

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Would you Adam and Eve it, my little Cockney sparrow. Laughing

"Much Ado About Nothing" :wink:

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Cor blimey, Tryagain, you sure were perceptive when came up with that username.

Yeah, mate, try again. Laughing

Seriously, it is a four line verse. If you want, I'll give you the first line.

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Sadly, I must decline your very generous offer.
This is a real challenge. Cool

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ahhh god this is horrible, i cant think of anything that make sense arrrgrhrgrh!!!

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I gave a clue with Cypher.

Think of different ways of pronouncing it. :wink:

That's yer lot!!!!!!!!

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"The night is tempestuous, but I know thee well; having promised, thou art come."

Something from Byron perchance?

You circle a sphere
But I encompass thee
Round orb no globe
But disk encase me

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Getting there, Tryagain, but it's actually more prosaic.

It's all in the different ways of pronouncing "cypher"

I read this when I was a child in Ripley's Believe It Or Not. Don't know why, but I've never forgotten it.

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This is driving me crazy(er)

Tarah, "Don't know why, but I've never forgotten it." Shocked

You sigh for a cipher,
but I sigh for thee.

O sigh for no cipher,
but O sigh for me.

Now, I've forgotten it already. Lol Laughing

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EXELLENT, WELL DONE

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Or O = love as in tennis.

You love a love

But I love thee

Love, love no love

But love, love me

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Nowt wrong in saying ee by gum! Evil or Very Mad

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How right you are, smorgs.

My mother came from Sheffield and used to "mash" the tea. I can say "De'rst know t'Wicker where t'watter runs t'ort t'were"

Only thing I'm missing is a whippet! Laughing

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