The Sphinx's Lair

Will

1:24 AM

this CCCC might be too much on the DDDD side oops

Rubio

2:08 AM

yeah I'm a bit stuck on this one

lots of ideas, none panning out

Sphinx

2:27 AM

0

Q: Mother and Daughter

A mother (not yet a centenarian) and her daughter (who happens to share her mother's birthday) are both a prime number of years old. Moreover, in their lifetimes they have both been a prime number of years old at least a dozen other times. How old are they?

ffao

Same boat as Rubio for the 4D

@Sphinx sounds like annoying brute-force

Gareth McCaughan

Yup. Though having done the brute force the answer isn't at all surprising, and maybe it "should" have been an obvious guess.

Will

2:43 AM

In retrospect the programming version of the CCCC definitely would've been way more fair than the dick joke version. (Yes, that's a hint. Probably not a helpful one.)

It was half-baked and the definition stood out too much. I didn't like it.

Will

4:33 AM

I'm leaving soon so before I forget, I'll leave you with: A1Z26 = 71

Wen1now

What's this for?

Oh, for the 4c answer?

ffao

4:57 AM

a hash would be both harder to reverse and less ambiguous

though I guess A1Z26 can't be dictionary attacked, which is better

Will

Yes, someone used a hash here once and someone ran right off to a site with an MD5 database.

in typical Will style, you'll probably know you're right with a combination of the A1Z26 and a ton of groans

ffao

... someone actually ran to a site with an MD5 database? that was a hypothetical D:

Sphinx

0

Q: The Wizards Riddle

I made a short riddle this morning and thought I'd share it here. My job is my name, But I have no brain, I stand all alone, Yet no legs I own. Enjoy.

riddle

Deusovi

5:13 AM

Yes, that did happen. I did an MD5 hash, and someone went to a database.

boboquack

5:23 AM

@Rubio do you have some sort of check for answered unaccepted questions?

Wen1now

So an MD5 hash is sort of a one way function?

Will

@boboquack puzzling.stackexchange.com/…

Sphinx

0

Q: Can a group of professors determine their average salary witouth learning any information about

A group of at least 5 jealous professors are locked in a room. There is nothing else in the room but pencils and one tiny scrap of paper per person. The professors want to determine their average (mean, not median) salary so that each one can gloat or griece over their personal situation compa...

enigmatic-puzzle

Deusovi

@Wen1now Yup. That's exactly the point of a hash. It's often used in cryptography.

ffao

" no professor can discover any fact about the salary of anyone but herself?"... erm, seeing as the end goal is figuring out the sum of all salaries, good luck with that

boboquack

5:39 AM

@ffao maybe some of the professors pay the university to be there :P

Rubio

@boboquack not anything automated, I watch questions I think are answered and if no Accept pops up in a few days I send a reminder. Unless it's @Randal'Thor's question as those can go unAccepted for months on end - I have given up tracking those.

ffao

how propense is @Will to doing indirect anagrams?

Will

I don't do indirect anagrams. ;)

ffao

bah. I wanted to say LIST* in BED giving BILSTED, but if "order" is not an anagrind then I don't know how to swap those two letters

Will

If it's not an anagram what is it?

I.e., how do you get from LIST to ILST without anagramming

boboquack

5:55 AM

Alphabetical order

Will

/queue groans :)

ffao

sorry

I'm actually laughing

it's like I want to get mad at you, but I can't

Rubio

Ew

I still like BANGLAY even if it was a typo :)

ffao

tangentially related to this clue, I noticed that there is an item of clerical clothing called a CASSOCK. I do not want to elaborate further on what I thought when I saw that.

4

Will

The idea was "sorted list" when it was a mere seedling, but that has very little to do with wood and ended up as a word salad clue.

Rubio

6:01 AM

Hah. That would have worked nicely for Gareth's earlier naughty-surface adventures

Deusovi

@ffao Wow. There's a blatantly obvious clue waiting to happen there.

Sid

...No.

boboquack

^

Will

@Deu I am still baffled by how nicely your 2G1C clue worked out

Deusovi

I'm not saying it should be done, just that it could.

Not my clue, unfortunately.

Sid

6:04 AM

2G1C clue?

Deusovi

it shocked me too, to be honest

Rubio

Cleric covering sausage smuggled in ... oh nevermind

Sid

Ah, remember that.

(And I did Google that. Couldn't sleep that night out of utter disgust)

Deusovi

I TOLD YOU NOT TO

Rubio

Pro tip - when the suggestion not to do something is in bold all caps, it might be best to trust it.

Deusovi

6:06 AM

^

Sid

I couldn't help. Sorry. :P

Rubio

Apologize your own psyche, not Deus. Hehe

There are things that Cannot Be Unseen.

Deusovi

I told you not to do something and told you exactly why you should not do it. There is literally no benefit to doing it. And you think "hm, I'll go ahead and do it! no way it can be a bad idea!". :P

Rubio

Some are harmless but never leave you - like the FedEx arrow or the arrow-going-from-A-to-Z in the Amazon logo.

Deusovi

removed just in case anyone else gets tempted. I don't want you all to be mentally scarred

Rubio

6:08 AM

And some make you just wish mental bleach was a thing.

Sid

@Deusovi well, it wasn't exactly that. I thought you were bluffing. :P

Deusovi

I wouldn't lie about that kind of thing, especially not in bold all-caps.

ffao

CCCC: Tip: back off from glances, they say (4)

Sid

(How was COCK=LIST in Will's clue?)

ffao

LIST: to tilt to one side; especially, of a boat or ship

Sid

6:32 AM

(And how was ADOPTED=constituent in ff' s clue?)

Rubio

PEAK

ffao

if Gareth doesn't get ADOPTED, I'm not getting it either

Peek[s] {hom}

yeah

How come tip = peek?

6:36 AM

tip=PEAK

Wen1now

Oh, PEAK is the answer

Sid

Mountain tip=peak

Wen1now

For some reason I thought peak was the answer

Rubio

CCCC: Two girls around a Sega Terminator retro video game. (6)

CCCC is Cryptic Clue Chat Chains! See Deusovi's Cryptic Clue Guide and GPR's Archive & Statistics of past clues. Latest clue is ⤵ there! Join the fun!

2

Interesting background on Bethesda's later games, which apparently were largely based on a world modeling technique they made for their DOS PC game Terminator: Future Shock back in 1995 - notably, their Elder Scrolls and Fallout games

ffao

oh, great

girl which can be almost anything, paired with video games, of which there are thousands

Wen1now

6:50 AM

What can girl be?

ffao

G, synonyms of girl like GAL, LASS or MISS or girl names like ERICA and NADIA

not an exhaustive list, but that is a lot

Wen1now

Oh, girl names as well...

ffao

so Rubio, can you list all video games that come to your mind? Particularly ones having 6 letters, thank you

especially ones that match "Two girls around a Sega Terminator retro video game. (6)"

Rubio

Crysis, rayman , pacman , hitman , deus ex, skyrim, GTA III, Diablo, Far Cry, Contra, Tekken, Doom3D, The Run, Driver, tetris, madden, jetman, Dig Dig, NBA Jam, ...

Wen1now

Does sega seem useful do you? I can't see what I can get from that except 'sega terminator' -> a

Rubio

7:00 AM

Possibly relevant: segaretro.org/The_Terminator

ffao

Sega doesn't seem useful to me, neither does that page

But I may be having a case of solver blindness

I'll stop trying for now

Sid

I am too shocked right now to even think of an answer

Rubio

shocked?

Alconja

You guys are obviously younger than me

@Rubio GALAGA (GAL + G = two girls, around A + segA)

Rubio

:)

Sid

7:11 AM

I can't believe someone just barged into my room without knocking and began advertising himself.

ffao

eerr....

My very first thought upon seeing that was galaga

but I didn't see the ending A

solver blindness u.u

Rubio

and you even said "GAL" for a girl

Alconja

:)

Wen1now

I don't know any video games :(

Rubio

I was trying so hard not to laugh out loud :)

ffao

7:13 AM

hahaha, this was such a bad case of having the answer in your face the whole time

Sid

(And I was standing there half-naked listening to some guy advertising himself..)

Rubio

advertising himself huh

that sounds wrong on a number of levels.

ffao

you can tell Sid is new to university when he is surprised that people don't knock on doors

Sid

Huh.. Apparently this is a global phenomenon.

Mithrandir

What kind of advertising? O_o

Wen1now

7:18 AM

Hey - you never finished your story. Did you yell at the advertiser to get out?

Sid

And this is the second time it has happened. The first time, the door was open because I was just leaving for class when some guy came in and forcibly gave me his number saying he could teach me PHP...

@Wen1now I was about to. But, he probably sensed it and left as abruptly as he came, leaving his card and something else on the table..

boboquack

@Sid something else?

ffao

One veteran once barged into my room and kept asking me why I didn't want to join the Athletics club

Wen1now

The double full stop makes it much more intriguing

Cya, I'm going now

ffao

funniest part is later we actually became friends and I reminded him of that, after which he laughed at himself realizing how useless it was to even try

Sid

7:23 AM

@boboquack Looks like something institute providing some training. I like the free lunch and refreshments thing they have written.

boboquack

@ffao why, are you not athletic?

ffao

7:42 AM

@boboquack not at all. Yet he kept saying stuff like "Huh, so all you want to do is be a nobody who gets a diploma and leaves? Aren't you interested in GROWING as a PERSON? Don't you want to do EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES?"

Rubio

@boboquack how is that even a puzzle?

boboquack

@Rubio MCN's one?

Rubio

yeah. heh

I'm going to post an incomplete dot-to-dot drawing next as a "What is it??" riddle

2

I'm actually sincerely hoping you're wrong. For "having soldiers and different animal species" - as chess really only has horses, and they're not even called that

Sphinx

1

Q: Number of pairs of adjacent cells that have distinct colors.

Each cell of $\;8\times8\;$ table is colored either black or white such that every column has equal number of black cells and no two rows have equal number of black cells. Find the maximum possible number of pairs of adjacent cells that have distinct colors. The cells are adjacent if they sha...

combinatorics

2

Q: Game of might or it might not be?

Here are two linked puzzles ! First one is a riddle: I am played in black and white though probably not a game of might Half of the field gets loaded at start with equal forces on either part It represents a war with pieces having soldiers and different animal species Who am I ? Second one...

riddle knowledge trivia

Rubio

problem is I've only found one other candidate, and the Part II doesn't make (complete) sense for it

boboquack

7:50 AM

@Rubio yeah, part two gave the game away for me

Rubio

8:01 AM

Posted my take on it :)

boboquack

@Rubio ah, nice

I actually made my own shogi set a couple of years back

And don't forget - even though we may perceive ourselves as being above animals sometimes, we are animals too!

Sid

@ffao athletics help people "grow" as a person? The only thing I have seen them do is give injuries to people..

Rubio

@boboquack Sophistry! (hehe)

Sid

@Alconja C4 is pending...

Rubio

*there's a shifting and shimmering in the shadows ...*

Wen1now

8:10 AM

We need an eldritch appeaser - one who pressures the c4er to make a c4 before...

boboquack

@Wen1now TheGreatEscaper wants to know something, get him before he's gone!

Wen1now

When does school finish for you?

boboquack

for me?

like, the term?

Wen1now

yeah

boboquack

just ended

and Wen1now, go see TheGreatEscaper on the other place we talk NOW, before he's busy with something else. It's about something you wanted

Wen1now

8:16 AM

Yeah, I was reading through the old messages

boboquack

@Rubio well, it might not be, it seems :P

Rubio

Ok I'm going to go get some coloring books.

boboquack

Have some mindful colouring

Alconja

8:33 AM

Sorry all. Swooped in to solve the CC, but didn't have time to actually compose a new one...

CCCC: Spontaneous energy going into improvement after failure (4-4)

...and now I'm off again

Rand al'Thor

9:13 AM

@Rubio unAccepted? Well, it's not good to raise novices to Accepted too quickly: next thing you know, they want to be Amyrlin Seat before they're even Aes Sedai.

Gareth McCaughan

FWIW I still don't think I understand (or, more accurately, I don't agree with) cock -> list. Surely cock (v.) is transitive -- you cock your hat or whatever -- and list (v.) is intransitive -- a ship lists?

Rubio

FREE FORM

F+RE(E)FORM

Rand al'Thor

Nice.

ping @Alconja ^^

Rubio

And now I am off again. Will post new CCCC when I wake up

Sphinx

10:02 AM

0

Q: In Eternal Lines To Time

The start or end of China Sea With time can show a place to be To sunrise: hunger satisfied. Join Olaf II, a man who died Place first again and wings are mine! Now hush, and I'll enjoy my wine. Please explain these curious couplets.

riddle rhyme

Deusovi

2:14 PM

@Sphinx Five separate people upvoted that?

Mike Q

It's not that bad

Deusovi

Ehhhh.

Mike Q

Sure, the answer is really obvious, but part 1 doesn't have any glaring issues. On the other hand... I don't really see the purpose of part 2.

Apep

I disagree. There is a glaring issue with part 1.

The attempt to rhyme species with pieces :P

Sp3000

2:33 PM

(about that...)

shudders slightly

Apep

Huh, I didn't realize that Reese's made PCs.

Sp3000

(fyi for those afraid to click a link with auto-playing audio, it's the "Ash Ketchum vs Charles Darwin" Epic Rap Battle)

Deusovi

as soon as you posted that link I knew what it was

Sp3000

Hah :P

Alconja

@Rubio That is of course correct. Well done.

GentlePurpleRain

2:55 PM

in Contact, 55 secs ago, by GentlePurpleRain

Defending: C

Rubio

3:28 PM

CCCC: Work tail off and get tips regularly in reducing vandalism? (6, 8)

feelinferrety

4:24 PM

I think this is pretty well written. I've found like 10 different ways of parsing it and none of them have worked out.

Rubio

Only 10?

:)

Sphinx

4:44 PM

1

Q: When friends fall out

"It's such a shame when friends fall out." Daphne sighed and folded the newspaper neatly into quarters. "Darling, why are you yelping?" "Your chihuahua keeps nibbling my toes!" Nora waved a hand ineffectually as a black-and-tan shape darted out of the shadows towards her feet. "Ouch!" "She prob...

cryptic-crosswords

Gareth McCaughan

@Sphinx Well, this is annoying. The crossword is easy enough but I'm entirely failing to find these three explanatory words of equal length...

Apep

Possibly related to 5 & 8 down. I haven't solved 9 across or 3 down yet, so I'm unsure how that would fit in.

Gareth McCaughan

could be, but I'm guessing these three words are not actual clue solutions.

(without any actual evidence; it's just that that's usually how it is with this sort of thing)

Mike Q

I know there's Rin Tin Tin, a dog, so that's possibly related to the story

@Gareth Wait, why is Damage = Martin?

Apep

that's mar

martin is name

Mike Q

4:57 PM

Oh I see, it omits the last letters

maybe MARRIN is a name?

Apep

"The shaded cells all contain the same three letter word"

Mike Q

Oh right. Tin = Preserve or Metal. I now see that I completely misunderstood the question.

Gareth McCaughan

Anyway, I'm AFK for the next half-hour or so at least. Probably someone else will have figured it out by the time I look again...

Sphinx

5:17 PM

0

Q: Continue sequence

Son asked such a task. Continue the number sequence 5, 7, 8, 12, 11.... The son is in the second grade. They studied the operations of addition, subtraction and multiplication

number-sequence arithmetic sequence

Rubio

6:03 PM

(C4 edit: added trailing "?")

Deusovi

6:23 PM

oh, great

Mike Q

Good, the classic ? indicator, which indicates an extra degree of maybe-ness.

Gareth McCaughan

6:35 PM

@Rubio It's usual to separate words' letter-counts with commas in a cryptic clue enumeration. Would you like to comment on whether there's a particular reason why you've used a space instead?

Rubio

i've seen both. sometimes I get sloppy. So there is no particular reason, no.

clue now 100% more commatose.

ffao

I'm more scared about this comma indicator

well, good, means I don't spend time I should be working today thinking about 4Cs

I do that way too much already

GentlePurpleRain

I would argue it's ∞% more commatose, since it went from 0 commas to 1.

Rubio

I was waiting for that

GentlePurpleRain

Glad to oblige... :)

You do realize that part of what makes a good puzzler is being a pedant, right?

Rubio

6:42 PM

of course.

My followup comment was going to be something about "yeah, cuz that's the only thing wrong with that sentence" - given that commatose isn't a word. But ffao's intervening commentary threw me off. :)

I've now typed "comm" way too much. It's feeling like a Contact game.

Mike Q

Don't you mean "commantery"?

ffao

7:01 PM

Sorry for ruining your carefully crafted plan

John Dvorak

Since the lair of the Sphinx went so well, let's try talking in alliterations only now.

Rubio

such silliness seems suspiciously self serving.

Gareth McCaughan

stupid suggestion, sorry

Rubio

^ same

feelinferrety

Simpler schemes support sustainability

So silence sounds superior

Mike Q

7:12 PM

Ah, I detect that there may be a letter that you favor

dcfyj

Little lost lambs lack linguistics

feelinferrety

What warring words

Will

Pfffft, plebeians prioritizing postalveolars

feelinferrety

Scoff! Sesquipedalian scumbag!

GentlePurpleRain

Now, now, no nasty name-calling needed!

Mike Q

7:19 PM

Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo

feelinferrety

@GentlePurpleRain MAKE me mind my manners, mod!

GentlePurpleRain

Constraints cause quite concise conversation...

@feelinferrety Ferret feels foursome's full force: Flee!

Rubio

Really? Requesting ruthless reactions regarding rambunctious remarks really resembles remarkable recklessness.

Rapid remonstrative response recommended.

feelinferrety

(Just joking! Jabbering judiciously jaded judgement.)

GentlePurpleRain

Rubio's rigorous remarks ring rightly!

feelinferrety

7:28 PM

Feasibly, foreseeable future finds folk forgiving ferrety friend?

Mike Q

Nay! Not necessarily. Nearly nigh-never.

GentlePurpleRain

Indiscretions immortalized. Illustrious incandescence ingoing.

Rubio

Reminder: rebellious responses regarding rule reinforcement rarely reaps recommendable "rewards".

GentlePurpleRain

Translation: take time talking to touchy tyrants.

Think things through thoroughly.

Rubio

Righteously reworded, Rainman!

GentlePurpleRain

7:37 PM

Impeccably instantiated initially.

Polecat: perhaps practice performing punctiliously; pray policing people provide pity. :)

PurpleRain perhaps particularly practiced parturitating proper prose.

Rubio

^ Regrettably, Rubio regards risk/reward relative ratios regarding rethinking recent reprobacy remarkably rotten.

Recommend rather: recant, repent, reform.

feelinferrety

Nonsense! Needless nonstop niggling. Now nervous neglect necessitates new niceties.

Pray point present problems past?

Rubio

Resurgent recalcitrance reveals recommended::real reactions' rift redoubling. Reflect! Repent!

feelinferrety

7:55 PM

<-- Showing she shall shutdown shouting shameless shockers

Rubio

Reasonableness reigns! REJOICE!

dcfyj

Dutifully deciding dictation

Gareth McCaughan

Clearly correct call.

Rubio

Regarding recent "Recondite Riddle Remark-room Rotation" (RRRR) riddle - relief requests, Remarkroommates?

feelinferrety

Come, compadres! Cue Carnival commencement!

Methinks my mutty mate might mitigate monotony, may manage more melodious messages mixing morphemes.

Helpful hints? Hurry here!

Rubio

8:17 PM

REUTERS RECAP: Report recognizes repetitively reading replicated rhymes rightly rankles, riots result!

GentlePurpleRain

Relief rightly requested. Respond regularly.

Alliteration allowed; not needed.

Rubio

Rejoicing resumes. Rah!

That's draining. :)

GentlePurpleRain

It certainly stunts conversation.

I just now realized that you stuck to R the entire time. Impressive!

feelinferrety

Hence my chiding remark earlier

Mike Q

8:36 PM

@Rubio You should include the "Complete the sequence: 1 2 3 _ 5" bonus challenge

stacksfiller

ST(RE(gEtTiPs)AP -P)INTING -> STREET PAINTING

ffao

Yeah, no way I was getting that

Mike Q

ninja'd... cough

ffao

But why is get tips inside of reap?

Gareth McCaughan

Presumably REAP is meant to mean "work"

(and the in is postfix, as in "it's got nuts in")

feelinferrety

8:43 PM

But the "in" is already marking the STINTING wrapper?

Gareth McCaughan

hmm, so it is. Perhaps the clue is missing a word.

@Rubio If stacksfiller's solution is correct, would you care to comment on (1) work->REAP and/or (2) the curious incident of the thing-inside-other-thing indicator?

feelinferrety

The curious incident of the Rubio in the nighttime

Rubio

Steganogaphy:
    A word lies hid
    Not in plain sight
    Soon its reveal
    Will give you fright
    Erudite puzzlers
    Return it to light!

STREET PAINTING is not the answer

Mike Q

I think I know the answer to the steg

Gareth McCaughan

@Rubio You've been inspired by that chess puzzle, I see.

Rubio

8:46 PM

Indeed.

feelinferrety

Oh my. Someone starred my insubordination.

Rubio

my riddle idea is on the star board. I think I'll use MikeQ's idea for a number-sequence. And now my steganography entry is ready.

Gareth McCaughan

What is a Doing Word (tm)? Positive examples: "go", "come", "eat", "kill", "write". Negative examples: "atom", "ethereal", "the", "quickly".

Mike Q

@Rubio You could also do an "IQ test question" of four random scribbles and then ask which is the correct one

Gareth McCaughan

That's the wrong kind of bad puzzle.

You'd want, I dunno, "Which is the odd one out?" with three triangles and a square or something.

feelinferrety

8:49 PM

The answer to 1 2 3 _ 5 is: "It's a trick question! Obviously the correct answer is to leave the blank empty. This is simply a partial Fibonacci sequence."

:)

Gareth McCaughan

Confession: When Mike posted 1 2 3 _ 5 earlier I didn't read it, just glanced at it, and assumed that his choice of a too-easy sequence puzzle was the Fibonacci numbers with one missing :-).

Mike Q

feelinferrety

Hmm. I'm torn between C & D

I think it's D.

Mike Q

Nope. It's A, because A is for Answer.

Beastly Gerbil

logical-deduction

but c could stand for correct

Mike Q

8:55 PM

@BeastlyGerbil VTC too broad?

Beastly Gerbil

:P

Also have you people seen this? I'm going to find this really confusing - I'm going to keep clicking in the place where something used to be :/

John Dvorak

D

Definitely D

Beastly Gerbil

The update's coming monday btw.

Mike Q

Open challenge: Make a puzzle that consists of parts, where each part appears to be a very crappy puzzle, but somehow the different parts interact to form an actually cool puzzle.

Beastly Gerbil

@mikeq thats how 99% percent of puzzles here are formed :P

Mike Q

8:59 PM

Maybe a steganography that takes the form of a series of crappy puzzles like "What number am I thinking of" or "I am a thing with hands. What am I?"

ffao

I was expecting someone to do it even before you said it

Beastly Gerbil

You could do some bad ciphers and number sequence which somehow have second meanings

Thats actually would be quite fun to make...

Will

I think I know the answer to the CCCC but I can't work out the reducing bit

feelinferrety

@BeastlyGerbil Except that they're usually missing that last step

Beastly Gerbil

true

Will

9:08 PM

T([t]OIL+gEtTiPs)APERING ???

You really made me doubt my ability to count.

Shame on you.

@Rubio if that's right I'm not fond of "tail off" being used like that. (I'm not complaining. I have no right.)

Rubio

@Will why, what's wrong with "T" being tail?

and yes, that's right

Will

oh

that makes moderately more sense

Rubio

;)

Will

here's an easy one (I promise)

CCCC: Manic yells about random stuff (10)

Gareth McCaughan

9:39 PM

MISCELLANY

(manicyells)*

Will

that is correct

feelinferrety

@Rubio C, because this is a shit question

Gareth McCaughan

9:59 PM

CCCC: Dearie me! Left accepts police state (8)

boboquack

10:33 PM

@Rubio puzzling.stackexchange.com/users/40856/canelo-vs-ggg

+ puzzling.stackexchange.com/users/40839/packers-vs-falcons

Anyone know what DHARMENDRA SINGH means?

feelinferrety

Google

boboquack

@feelinferrety doesn't tell me anything

Deusovi

@boboquack Got them.

@boboquack There appear to be two famous people with that name: one is India's tallest man, and the other is an actor who just goes by Dharmendra.

Sphinx

1

Q: How to find the layout of the plots?

A peasant had a square garden of $100 × 100$ meters divided into $100$ equal square plots. In the testament, he left to each of his $7$ male grandchildren $10$ contiguous plots, forming each of the $7$ batches the same figure. He also left to each of his $3$ female grandchildren $10$ parcels adj...

geometry

Gareth McCaughan

10:54 PM

@boboquack I vaguely think Dharmendra has something to do with Dharma, which is a religious/ethical term (meaning law or something of the kind?) and I even more vaguely think Singh means lion. Clearly it's also a name and that's probably all it is there.

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