What is it that lurks in the center, that is the source of this code?
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I saw a puzzle I liked and wanted to make a less trivial version. Here it is, find the odd one out.
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Here's another group of pictures with a common theme:
A few days ago a new little friend became part of our family.
I asked him to introduce himself and he left this message for you:
Who is my new friend??
What should be the missing number?
It's always the same.
There isn't any room left
to dispose of the waste
due to the lack of a bend.
Always the same.
Are there lots of socks in there?
Or just a couple?
Or just one?
What am I missing here?
Taking a numeral core
(digits: a non-quad four)
digits I ordered, that
number I minused, till
evolve I couldn't more.
What is this unfathomably clunky poem all about?
Which historical person am I
No surrender in my name
soldiering not the source of my fame
Horses are my thing, you see.
They almost eat me.
I like going outside
my body may be revealed some time.
Playing starcraft may induce me with ptsd
who knows, it's tech didn't liv...
The answer to this puzzle is a hint for The strange story of Lord Lefthide.
Several horsemen came across a german man. "Have you seen some british twins?", they asked him.
The man answered by the negative, then added: "However, it's almost tea-time, maybe you can catch up with them. May I k...
Can you solve the cipher on this poster?
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I'm looking to represent three separate words without using words. The goal is for somebody to be able to guess each word from the representation.
For example, I'm looking to represent the word "ambiguity" with the definition: "the multiple meanings, either intentional or unintentional, of a wor...
(This is my first riddle, so it might be easy or a bit off... if it is, please tell me how to improve it!)
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I am usually roseate,
But not always.
I am sometimes inconsiderate;
But you need me.
I protect my jewel
That sometimes moves
Because without it; I canno...3
Captain Etarip, wants to plunder all the treasure islands that he can. There is exactly one island for every $n\in\mathbb N$. The $n^{\text{th}}$ treasure island contains three cities, each with $n$ golden coins. Once he begins his quest, he will visit them from poorest to richest, until the end ...
In an improved ocean, its results are faster and bigger than the results of changeling courses.
In coffee, it is actually nondescript, and after proofreading it pretty much amounts to destroying and tossing the copy.
In half a swimmer's surname, it could help a spider with mass production, and ...
