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Each line has an answer. Each line's answers are clues for the paragraph's answer. Those in turn are clues for the section's final answer. The five final answers form a list composed by me.
Partial answers are welcome.
Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
increase in velocity can be determined.
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
distress just loves company despite all factors.
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
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Each line has an answer. Each line's answers are clues for the paragraph's answer. Those in turn are clues for the section's final answer. The five final answers form a list composed by me.
Partial answers are welcome.
Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
increase in velocity can be determined.
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
distress just loves company despite all factors.
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
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Each line has an answer. Each line's answers are clues for the paragraph's answer. Those in turn are clues for the section's final answer. The five final answers form a list composed by me.
Partial answers are welcome.
Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
increase in velocity can be determined.
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
distress just loves company despite all factors.
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
riddle wordplay knowledge trivia
Each line has an answer. Each line's answers are clues for the paragraph's answer. Those in turn are clues for the section's final answer. The five final answers form a list composed by me.
Partial answers are welcome.
Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
increase in velocity can be determined.
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
distress just loves company despite all factors.
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
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Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
ENGLISH
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
SCIENTIST
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
ISAAC
So this refers to
NEWTON.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
SNOW
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
BLUE (as in water?)
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
FRUIT
This refers to
??
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
MASS
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
FORCE?
increase in velocity can be determined.
ACCELERATION
This refers to
NEWTONâÂÂS SECOND LAW
Altogether...
??
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
ROMAN
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
REPUBLIC
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
APOSTLES?
This refers to
SAINT PETER?
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
BUGS
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
EDITOR
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
BILL? GATES?
This refers to
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
Bee+fore = BEFORE
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
FIFTH
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
NOVEMBER
This refers to
GUY FAWKES
Altogether:
??
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
CHICAGO
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
This refers to
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
KELLER
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
HOMER
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
WONDER
This refers to
HELEN
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
BIRCH
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
IN
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
DANISH
This refers to
Altogether:
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
CARRIE
distress just loves company despite all factors.
MISERY
This refers to
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
CELLS
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
TATTOO
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
GUARD
This refers to
The MILITARY/POLICE?
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
BOSTON
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
REDWOOD?
This refers to
Altogether:
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
EYES
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
TOWER
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
THAMES
This refers to
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
OPPOSITE
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
FUTURE
This refers to
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
PRO
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
EVE
This refers to
Altogether:
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Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
ENGLISH
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
SCIENTIST
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
ISAAC
So this refers to
NEWTON.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
SNOW
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
BLUE (as in water?)
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
FRUIT
This refers to
??
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
MASS
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
FORCE?
increase in velocity can be determined.
ACCELERATION
This refers to
NEWTONâÂÂS SECOND LAW
Altogether...
??
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
ROMAN
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
REPUBLIC
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
APOSTLES?
This refers to
SAINT PETER?
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
BUGS
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
EDITOR
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
BILL? GATES?
This refers to
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
Bee+fore = BEFORE
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
FIFTH
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
NOVEMBER
This refers to
GUY FAWKES
Altogether:
??
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
CHICAGO
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
This refers to
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
KELLER
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
HOMER
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
WONDER
This refers to
HELEN
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
BIRCH
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
IN
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
DANISH
This refers to
Altogether:
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
CARRIE
distress just loves company despite all factors.
MISERY
This refers to
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
CELLS
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
TATTOO
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
GUARD
This refers to
The MILITARY/POLICE?
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
BOSTON
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
REDWOOD?
This refers to
Altogether:
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
EYES
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
TOWER
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
THAMES
This refers to
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
OPPOSITE
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
FUTURE
This refers to
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
PRO
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
EVE
This refers to
Altogether:
A few thoughts, r13(juvgr pyvssf bs qbire, uhzna cebperngvba, ybaqba rlr, gubznf zber - hgbcvn)
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Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
ENGLISH
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
SCIENTIST
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
ISAAC
So this refers to
NEWTON.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
SNOW
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
BLUE (as in water?)
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
FRUIT
This refers to
??
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
MASS
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
FORCE?
increase in velocity can be determined.
ACCELERATION
This refers to
NEWTONâÂÂS SECOND LAW
Altogether...
??
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
ROMAN
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
REPUBLIC
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
APOSTLES?
This refers to
SAINT PETER?
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
BUGS
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
EDITOR
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
BILL? GATES?
This refers to
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
Bee+fore = BEFORE
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
FIFTH
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
NOVEMBER
This refers to
GUY FAWKES
Altogether:
??
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
CHICAGO
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
This refers to
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
KELLER
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
HOMER
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
WONDER
This refers to
HELEN
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
BIRCH
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
IN
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
DANISH
This refers to
Altogether:
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
CARRIE
distress just loves company despite all factors.
MISERY
This refers to
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
CELLS
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
TATTOO
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
GUARD
This refers to
The MILITARY/POLICE?
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
BOSTON
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
REDWOOD?
This refers to
Altogether:
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
EYES
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
TOWER
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
THAMES
This refers to
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
OPPOSITE
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
FUTURE
This refers to
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
PRO
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
EVE
This refers to
Altogether:
A few thoughts, r13(juvgr pyvssf bs qbire, uhzna cebperngvba, ybaqba rlr, gubznf zber - hgbcvn)
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Extremely Partial Answer
Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
ENGLISH
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
SCIENTIST
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
ISAAC
So this refers to
NEWTON.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
SNOW
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
BLUE (as in water?)
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
FRUIT
This refers to
??
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
MASS
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
FORCE?
increase in velocity can be determined.
ACCELERATION
This refers to
NEWTONâÂÂS SECOND LAW
Altogether...
??
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
ROMAN
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
REPUBLIC
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
APOSTLES?
This refers to
SAINT PETER?
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
BUGS
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
EDITOR
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
BILL? GATES?
This refers to
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
Bee+fore = BEFORE
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
FIFTH
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
NOVEMBER
This refers to
GUY FAWKES
Altogether:
??
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
CHICAGO
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
This refers to
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
KELLER
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
HOMER
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
WONDER
This refers to
HELEN
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
BIRCH
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
IN
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
DANISH
This refers to
Altogether:
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
CARRIE
distress just loves company despite all factors.
MISERY
This refers to
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
CELLS
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
TATTOO
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
GUARD
This refers to
The MILITARY/POLICE?
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
BOSTON
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
REDWOOD?
This refers to
Altogether:
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
EYES
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
TOWER
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
THAMES
This refers to
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
OPPOSITE
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
FUTURE
This refers to
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
PRO
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
EVE
This refers to
Altogether:
Extremely Partial Answer
Number five
A side spin in pool or a man from Ross-on-Wye,
ENGLISH
with rocket or mad; someone from TSRI,
SCIENTIST
the father of Jacob or writer of scifi.
ISAAC
So this refers to
NEWTON.
The flakes that keep floating around in the cold air,
SNOW
the colour of what you find just outside Dover,
BLUE (as in water?)
a melon, banana or lime or d'Anjou pear.
FRUIT
This refers to
??
With murder, extinction; a Catholic sermon,
MASS
a luminous square in the birthplace of Merman,
FORCE?
increase in velocity can be determined.
ACCELERATION
This refers to
NEWTONâÂÂS SECOND LAW
Altogether...
??
Number four
The Pianist and Chinatown director's first name,
ROMAN
with Weimar or people's; most countries this form claim,
REPUBLIC
some twelve of these were understood by John Paul's brain.
APOSTLES?
This refers to
SAINT PETER?
"What's up", a term used by a Bunny quite snidey,
BUGS
profession of J. Jonah Jameson in Spidey,
EDITOR
creator of Windows, IT house now mighty.
BILL? GATES?
This refers to
A stingy thing followed by golf exclamation,
Bee+fore = BEFORE
the dominant degree in chordal progression,
FIFTH
between Mike and Oscar in NATO's expression.
NOVEMBER
This refers to
GUY FAWKES
Altogether:
??
Number three
A city that always (some claim) is too windy,
CHICAGO
a nightclub with theater, a place for a shindig,
the animals which are called Billy in Hindi.
This refers to
A German word meaning a cellar or basement,
KELLER
the husband of Marge in prime-time entertainment,
HOMER
with woman or one hit; a term of amazement.
WONDER
This refers to
HELEN
Deciduous trees used for veniks and vihtas,
BIRCH
the top-level domain for Indian tweeters,
IN
the most-spoken Germanic tongue with Norse features.
DANISH
This refers to
Altogether:
Number two
With path or star; something that sparkles or lustres,
the first name of Trinity and Leia's actors,
CARRIE
distress just loves company despite all factors.
MISERY
This refers to
Both red and white ones are found inside the bloodstream,
CELLS
the ink on one's skin used to illustrate some theme,
TATTOO
the pope's Swiss ones are a protective escort team.
GUARD
This refers to
The MILITARY/POLICE?
A little naïve girl who gets herself eaten,
in 2007 World Series unbeaten,
BOSTON
the world's tallest trees are found nowhere near Eton.
REDWOOD?
This refers to
Altogether:
Number one
An organ two of which you have close to your nose,
EYES
tall structure that's linked to no castles or châteaux,
TOWER
through Oxford and Reading this waterway outflows.
THAMES
This refers to
A term coined by More in his 1516 book,
what black is to white and what hook is to unhook,
OPPOSITE
with tense or bright; forecasts predicting its outlook.
FUTURE
This refers to
In contrast to alien, a.k.a. Earthling,
between quid and quo, or professional's shortening,
PRO
in Genesis; making of something from nothing.
EVE
This refers to
Altogether:
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A few thoughts, r13(juvgr pyvssf bs qbire, uhzna cebperngvba, ybaqba rlr, gubznf zber - hgbcvn)
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A few thoughts, r13(juvgr pyvssf bs qbire, uhzna cebperngvba, ybaqba rlr, gubznf zber - hgbcvn)
â deep thought
6 mins ago
A few thoughts, r13(juvgr pyvssf bs qbire, uhzna cebperngvba, ybaqba rlr, gubznf zber - hgbcvn)
â deep thought
6 mins ago
A few thoughts, r13(juvgr pyvssf bs qbire, uhzna cebperngvba, ybaqba rlr, gubznf zber - hgbcvn)
â deep thought
6 mins ago
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