[Puzzle][SOLVED] Morse Code "WHERE" 10-02-2006

skingraph666 · Post by **skingraph666** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:52 pm

good work guys lets keep it going i think we are real close...

pcbbc · Post by **pcbbc** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:54 pm

How am I doing? PM me if I missed anything please (I'd rather this thread was just good firm suggestions and summaries rather than messages to me

leocass86 · Post by **leocass86** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:54 pm

4PROCESS SO TIED/IS A LION FENCED

For that to work it would have to ba AS a lion fenced. Gramatically, it doesn't work. But something about it is very very close.

Kelrast · Post by **Kelrast** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:55 pm

Line 5 could be:

THE GARDEN WHERE THE KILLER WINED

meghan2 · Post by **meghan2** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:56 pm

the cup still holds for you to find
the danger where well tie her kind

maybe a dead drop is in the future...a cup and inside that cup maybe directions to where things will happen??

bowenkge · Post by **bowenkge** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:57 pm

A CEDE RIPOSTS SO | CEDE IF NIL NOS

It proceeds as so, is lion fenced?

The picture has not yet commenced.

Maybe we just haven't seen the lion picture yet. Or maybe there's no lion and my brain has melted out of my ears.

EmilyElle · Post by **EmilyElle** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:57 pm

leocass86 wrote:4PROCESS SO TIED/IS A LION FENCED

For that to work it would have to ba AS a lion fenced. Gramatically, it doesn't work. But something about it is very very close.

How does that not work grammatically? "a lion fenced" is a thing... the only thing not grammatically okay is the lack of a preposition before "process"... it should be "a process", probably.

brandoblues · Post by **brandoblues** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:57 pm

yeah i was thinking garden, cause it more locationy
(wined, wind, rewind, kind, many ryhmes with find, still working on that line myself)
and line 4 isnt starting with a p

atomikbr · Post by **atomikbr** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:58 pm

Kelrast wrote:Line 5 could be:

THE GARDEN WHERE THE KILLER WINED

Sounds great.

leocass86 · Post by **leocass86** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 5:58 pm

EmilyElle wrote:
leocass86 wrote:4PROCESS SO TIED/IS A LION FENCED

For that to work it would have to ba AS a lion fenced. Gramatically, it doesn't work. But something about it is very very close.
How does that not work grammatically? "a lion fenced" is a thing... the only thing not grammatically okay is the lack of a preposition before "process"... it should be "a process", probably.

It's a metaphor. A metaphor is a comparison using Like or As... not is. Is gramatically does not work in a metaphor.

EmilyElle · Post by **EmilyElle** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 6:00 pm

leocass86 wrote:
EmilyElle wrote:
leocass86 wrote:4PROCESS SO TIED/IS A LION FENCED

For that to work it would have to ba AS a lion fenced. Gramatically, it doesn't work. But something about it is very very close.
How does that not work grammatically? "a lion fenced" is a thing... the only thing not grammatically okay is the lack of a preposition before "process"... it should be "a process", probably.
It's a metaphor. A metaphor is a comparison using Like or As... not is. Is gramatically does not work in a metaphor.

No, that's a similie. A metaphor can be a direct comparison... "the grandmother's hair was tumbling snow on a mountain of the wrinkles of years", or somesuch.

plugs · Post by **plugs** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 6:01 pm

something seems 'off' with the 'we'll tie her kind' part too. but i ave no other suggestions.

leocass86 · Post by **leocass86** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 6:02 pm

EmilyElle wrote:
leocass86 wrote:
EmilyElle wrote:
leocass86 wrote:4PROCESS SO TIED/IS A LION FENCED

For that to work it would have to ba AS a lion fenced. Gramatically, it doesn't work. But something about it is very very close.
How does that not work grammatically? "a lion fenced" is a thing... the only thing not grammatically okay is the lack of a preposition before "process"... it should be "a process", probably.
It's a metaphor. A metaphor is a comparison using Like or As... not is. Is gramatically does not work in a metaphor.
No, that's a similie. A metaphor can be a direct comparison... "the grandmother's hair was tumbling snow on a mountain of the wrinkles of years", or somesuch.

So I got my words crossed. In any case, I don't see it working out the way it's written. As you said, process so tied doesn't work either. The line isn't complete.

brandoblues · Post by **brandoblues** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 6:02 pm

yeah we'll as in We will

so far she hasnt said anything in the 'more than one person' has she?

btw everyone since this is the where try to think like its a poem about a place when coming up with sentences

EmilyElle · Post by **EmilyElle** » Mon Oct 02, 2006 6:03 pm

leocass86 wrote:
EmilyElle wrote:
leocass86 wrote:
EmilyElle wrote:
leocass86 wrote:4PROCESS SO TIED/IS A LION FENCED

For that to work it would have to ba AS a lion fenced. Gramatically, it doesn't work. But something about it is very very close.
How does that not work grammatically? "a lion fenced" is a thing... the only thing not grammatically okay is the lack of a preposition before "process"... it should be "a process", probably.
It's a metaphor. A metaphor is a comparison using Like or As... not is. Is gramatically does not work in a metaphor.
No, that's a similie. A metaphor can be a direct comparison... "the grandmother's hair was tumbling snow on a mountain of the wrinkles of years", or somesuch.
So I got my words crossed. In any case, I don't see it working out the way it's written. As you said, process so tied doesn't work either. The line isn't complete.

That I agree with, but I really like something about a "lion fenced".