See me once, see me twice #3
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You guys seem to like these riddles, so here you have another one:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Here are the previous riddles in this series (the solutions there have nothing to do with this one).
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You guys seem to like these riddles, so here you have another one:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Here are the previous riddles in this series (the solutions there have nothing to do with this one).
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You guys seem to like these riddles, so here you have another one:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Here are the previous riddles in this series (the solutions there have nothing to do with this one).
#1
#2
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You guys seem to like these riddles, so here you have another one:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Here are the previous riddles in this series (the solutions there have nothing to do with this one).
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asked Sep 19 at 18:42
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You are
LA
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
LA stands for the city Los Angeles, "the angels".
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
LALA land is used to mean a fantasy world, often related to kids.
See my four times, are you even listening?
LALALALA while plugging your ears.
Indeed I am! Nicely done. I had another explanation in mind for the see me twice though. Rot13(Ynyn ynaq vf abg sbe fznyy xvqf rfcrpvnyyl)
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:53
@Cashbee It wouldn't happen to be a reference to rot13(gur Gryrghoovrf punenpgre), would it?
â Punintended
Sep 19 at 21:11
According to Wikipedia at least, that name is spelled differently, so it could be a bit of a stretch, but I like that idea and that might be it anyway!
â TheMadHaberdasher
Sep 19 at 21:20
OH. i guess I didnt do my research part well enough. Yes that is what i meant
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 22:02
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Bit of a stretch but are you
UP?
Explanation:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
You often need to look up in order to see winged creatures like birds in the sky.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
Small children will often say "up up" when they want to be picked up. Their eyes could be glistening with affection or because they are about to cry and want to be comforted.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Similar to the previous answer, if you ignore/don't listen to a kid saying "up up", they are likely to repeat it more fervently. "Up up! UP UP!"
No, that's not it. I like your explanation for see me twice ^^
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:37
I agree with @Cashbee. It's very cute :}
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Sep 20 at 10:26
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2 Answers
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You are
LA
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
LA stands for the city Los Angeles, "the angels".
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
LALA land is used to mean a fantasy world, often related to kids.
See my four times, are you even listening?
LALALALA while plugging your ears.
Indeed I am! Nicely done. I had another explanation in mind for the see me twice though. Rot13(Ynyn ynaq vf abg sbe fznyy xvqf rfcrpvnyyl)
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:53
@Cashbee It wouldn't happen to be a reference to rot13(gur Gryrghoovrf punenpgre), would it?
â Punintended
Sep 19 at 21:11
According to Wikipedia at least, that name is spelled differently, so it could be a bit of a stretch, but I like that idea and that might be it anyway!
â TheMadHaberdasher
Sep 19 at 21:20
OH. i guess I didnt do my research part well enough. Yes that is what i meant
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 22:02
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8
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You are
LA
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
LA stands for the city Los Angeles, "the angels".
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
LALA land is used to mean a fantasy world, often related to kids.
See my four times, are you even listening?
LALALALA while plugging your ears.
Indeed I am! Nicely done. I had another explanation in mind for the see me twice though. Rot13(Ynyn ynaq vf abg sbe fznyy xvqf rfcrpvnyyl)
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:53
@Cashbee It wouldn't happen to be a reference to rot13(gur Gryrghoovrf punenpgre), would it?
â Punintended
Sep 19 at 21:11
According to Wikipedia at least, that name is spelled differently, so it could be a bit of a stretch, but I like that idea and that might be it anyway!
â TheMadHaberdasher
Sep 19 at 21:20
OH. i guess I didnt do my research part well enough. Yes that is what i meant
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 22:02
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up vote
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You are
LA
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
LA stands for the city Los Angeles, "the angels".
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
LALA land is used to mean a fantasy world, often related to kids.
See my four times, are you even listening?
LALALALA while plugging your ears.
You are
LA
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
LA stands for the city Los Angeles, "the angels".
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
LALA land is used to mean a fantasy world, often related to kids.
See my four times, are you even listening?
LALALALA while plugging your ears.
answered Sep 19 at 19:46
TheMadHaberdasher
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Indeed I am! Nicely done. I had another explanation in mind for the see me twice though. Rot13(Ynyn ynaq vf abg sbe fznyy xvqf rfcrpvnyyl)
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:53
@Cashbee It wouldn't happen to be a reference to rot13(gur Gryrghoovrf punenpgre), would it?
â Punintended
Sep 19 at 21:11
According to Wikipedia at least, that name is spelled differently, so it could be a bit of a stretch, but I like that idea and that might be it anyway!
â TheMadHaberdasher
Sep 19 at 21:20
OH. i guess I didnt do my research part well enough. Yes that is what i meant
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 22:02
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Indeed I am! Nicely done. I had another explanation in mind for the see me twice though. Rot13(Ynyn ynaq vf abg sbe fznyy xvqf rfcrpvnyyl)
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:53
@Cashbee It wouldn't happen to be a reference to rot13(gur Gryrghoovrf punenpgre), would it?
â Punintended
Sep 19 at 21:11
According to Wikipedia at least, that name is spelled differently, so it could be a bit of a stretch, but I like that idea and that might be it anyway!
â TheMadHaberdasher
Sep 19 at 21:20
OH. i guess I didnt do my research part well enough. Yes that is what i meant
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 22:02
Indeed I am! Nicely done. I had another explanation in mind for the see me twice though. Rot13(Ynyn ynaq vf abg sbe fznyy xvqf rfcrpvnyyl)
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:53
Indeed I am! Nicely done. I had another explanation in mind for the see me twice though. Rot13(Ynyn ynaq vf abg sbe fznyy xvqf rfcrpvnyyl)
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:53
@Cashbee It wouldn't happen to be a reference to rot13(gur Gryrghoovrf punenpgre), would it?
â Punintended
Sep 19 at 21:11
@Cashbee It wouldn't happen to be a reference to rot13(gur Gryrghoovrf punenpgre), would it?
â Punintended
Sep 19 at 21:11
According to Wikipedia at least, that name is spelled differently, so it could be a bit of a stretch, but I like that idea and that might be it anyway!
â TheMadHaberdasher
Sep 19 at 21:20
According to Wikipedia at least, that name is spelled differently, so it could be a bit of a stretch, but I like that idea and that might be it anyway!
â TheMadHaberdasher
Sep 19 at 21:20
OH. i guess I didnt do my research part well enough. Yes that is what i meant
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 22:02
OH. i guess I didnt do my research part well enough. Yes that is what i meant
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 22:02
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Bit of a stretch but are you
UP?
Explanation:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
You often need to look up in order to see winged creatures like birds in the sky.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
Small children will often say "up up" when they want to be picked up. Their eyes could be glistening with affection or because they are about to cry and want to be comforted.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Similar to the previous answer, if you ignore/don't listen to a kid saying "up up", they are likely to repeat it more fervently. "Up up! UP UP!"
No, that's not it. I like your explanation for see me twice ^^
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:37
I agree with @Cashbee. It's very cute :}
â user477343
Sep 20 at 10:26
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up vote
1
down vote
Bit of a stretch but are you
UP?
Explanation:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
You often need to look up in order to see winged creatures like birds in the sky.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
Small children will often say "up up" when they want to be picked up. Their eyes could be glistening with affection or because they are about to cry and want to be comforted.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Similar to the previous answer, if you ignore/don't listen to a kid saying "up up", they are likely to repeat it more fervently. "Up up! UP UP!"
No, that's not it. I like your explanation for see me twice ^^
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:37
I agree with @Cashbee. It's very cute :}
â user477343
Sep 20 at 10:26
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up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
Bit of a stretch but are you
UP?
Explanation:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
You often need to look up in order to see winged creatures like birds in the sky.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
Small children will often say "up up" when they want to be picked up. Their eyes could be glistening with affection or because they are about to cry and want to be comforted.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Similar to the previous answer, if you ignore/don't listen to a kid saying "up up", they are likely to repeat it more fervently. "Up up! UP UP!"
Bit of a stretch but are you
UP?
Explanation:
See me once, the winged creatures visiting.
You often need to look up in order to see winged creatures like birds in the sky.
See me twice, small children's eyes glistening.
Small children will often say "up up" when they want to be picked up. Their eyes could be glistening with affection or because they are about to cry and want to be comforted.
See me four times, are you even listening?
Similar to the previous answer, if you ignore/don't listen to a kid saying "up up", they are likely to repeat it more fervently. "Up up! UP UP!"
answered Sep 19 at 19:09
Luke C. J. Currie
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No, that's not it. I like your explanation for see me twice ^^
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:37
I agree with @Cashbee. It's very cute :}
â user477343
Sep 20 at 10:26
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No, that's not it. I like your explanation for see me twice ^^
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:37
I agree with @Cashbee. It's very cute :}
â user477343
Sep 20 at 10:26
No, that's not it. I like your explanation for see me twice ^^
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:37
No, that's not it. I like your explanation for see me twice ^^
â Cashbee
Sep 19 at 19:37
I agree with @Cashbee. It's very cute :}
â user477343
Sep 20 at 10:26
I agree with @Cashbee. It's very cute :}
â user477343
Sep 20 at 10:26
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