A Rather Odd Who Am I?

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Tried something new with this. Hopefully it pans out well. I don't expect it to be too difficult... Good Luck!



So who am I?




Riddling never



I'm going



Crazy to



Kindly give



Receptive you



Onward up



Lies never



Loudly let



Even you



Drive down







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    up vote
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    Tried something new with this. Hopefully it pans out well. I don't expect it to be too difficult... Good Luck!



    So who am I?




    Riddling never



    I'm going



    Crazy to



    Kindly give



    Receptive you



    Onward up



    Lies never



    Loudly let



    Even you



    Drive down







    riddle wordplay knowledge acrostic







    share|improve this question

























      up vote
      7
      down vote

      favorite









      up vote
      7
      down vote

      favorite











      Tried something new with this. Hopefully it pans out well. I don't expect it to be too difficult... Good Luck!



      So who am I?




      Riddling never



      I'm going



      Crazy to



      Kindly give



      Receptive you



      Onward up



      Lies never



      Loudly let



      Even you



      Drive down







      riddle wordplay knowledge acrostic







      share|improve this question















      Tried something new with this. Hopefully it pans out well. I don't expect it to be too difficult... Good Luck!



      So who am I?




      Riddling never



      I'm going



      Crazy to



      Kindly give



      Receptive you



      Onward up



      Lies never



      Loudly let



      Even you



      Drive down







      riddle wordplay knowledge acrostic




      riddle wordplay knowledge acrostic






      share|improve this question















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      gabbo1092

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          Well,




          The first letters spell RICKROLLED




          and




          The second word in every phrase spells out the famous lyrics to "Never Going To Give You Up" by Rick Astley.




          So I'd say you are




          Rick Astley some internet troll!







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            +1 for the 'correction' in the "So I'd say you are ..." section.
            – 3D1T0R
            Sep 19 at 17:16










          • Correct with both answers
            – gabbo1092
            Sep 19 at 17:27

















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          Found a great video on how to solve this puzzle ;)




          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ







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            up vote
            16
            down vote



            accepted










            Well,




            The first letters spell RICKROLLED




            and




            The second word in every phrase spells out the famous lyrics to "Never Going To Give You Up" by Rick Astley.




            So I'd say you are




            Rick Astley some internet troll!







            share|improve this answer
















            • 3




              +1 for the 'correction' in the "So I'd say you are ..." section.
              – 3D1T0R
              Sep 19 at 17:16










            • Correct with both answers
              – gabbo1092
              Sep 19 at 17:27














            up vote
            16
            down vote



            accepted










            Well,




            The first letters spell RICKROLLED




            and




            The second word in every phrase spells out the famous lyrics to "Never Going To Give You Up" by Rick Astley.




            So I'd say you are




            Rick Astley some internet troll!







            share|improve this answer
















            • 3




              +1 for the 'correction' in the "So I'd say you are ..." section.
              – 3D1T0R
              Sep 19 at 17:16










            • Correct with both answers
              – gabbo1092
              Sep 19 at 17:27












            up vote
            16
            down vote



            accepted







            up vote
            16
            down vote



            accepted






            Well,




            The first letters spell RICKROLLED




            and




            The second word in every phrase spells out the famous lyrics to "Never Going To Give You Up" by Rick Astley.




            So I'd say you are




            Rick Astley some internet troll!







            share|improve this answer












            Well,




            The first letters spell RICKROLLED




            and




            The second word in every phrase spells out the famous lyrics to "Never Going To Give You Up" by Rick Astley.




            So I'd say you are




            Rick Astley some internet troll!








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            Quintec

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              +1 for the 'correction' in the "So I'd say you are ..." section.
              – 3D1T0R
              Sep 19 at 17:16










            • Correct with both answers
              – gabbo1092
              Sep 19 at 17:27












            • 3




              +1 for the 'correction' in the "So I'd say you are ..." section.
              – 3D1T0R
              Sep 19 at 17:16










            • Correct with both answers
              – gabbo1092
              Sep 19 at 17:27







            3




            3




            +1 for the 'correction' in the "So I'd say you are ..." section.
            – 3D1T0R
            Sep 19 at 17:16




            +1 for the 'correction' in the "So I'd say you are ..." section.
            – 3D1T0R
            Sep 19 at 17:16












            Correct with both answers
            – gabbo1092
            Sep 19 at 17:27




            Correct with both answers
            – gabbo1092
            Sep 19 at 17:27










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            Found a great video on how to solve this puzzle ;)




            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ







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              Found a great video on how to solve this puzzle ;)




              https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ







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                Found a great video on how to solve this puzzle ;)




                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ







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                Found a great video on how to solve this puzzle ;)




                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQw4w9WgXcQ








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