| Author | Message | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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He predicted it, but I bet he'd still be amused... | ||
| Kapil Kapur (Dinkie)
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Nostradumus ? | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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Nostradumus ? funnily enough, no | ||
| Tony (E20)
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How long between the prediction and the event: minutes? hours? days? weeks? months? years? centuries? Are the two "he"s the same person? (If there are two he's, please answer each of the following questions twice) Human? Adult? Real person? Currently living? | ||
| Kapil Kapur (Dinkie)
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are we talking about famous events ? are Kami and Viridtas Gods ? Are they the "He's" in your puzzle ? | ||
| John Morahan (Wunderland)
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Did the thing he predicted happen? exactly as he predicted it? | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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How long between the prediction and the event: minutes? hours? days? weeks? months? years? this centuries? Are the two "he"s the same person? yes (If there are two he's, please answer each of the following questions twice) Human Adult Real person Currently living | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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are we talking about famous events ? not particularly are Kami and Viridtas Gods ? no... Are they the "He's" in your puzzle ? no Did the thing he predicted happen? not quite... exactly as he predicted it? see above | ||
| David Burn (Woubit)
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Is the LTPF relevant? | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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Is the LTPF relevant? no | ||
| Kapil Kapur (Dinkie)
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anybody famous ? British ? American ? Chinese ? Asian ? Nationality important ? | ||
| Tony (E20)
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Was the thing he predicted something of a public nature (eg he predicted the next governor of California and was amused that he got it right)? Or was it of a personal nature (eg he predicted he would win a million dollars in the lottery and was amused when he did)? Would he have found the event amusing in itself? Or was it the fact that he'd predicted it that made it amusing? How many other people were aware of the prediction before the event actually occurred? Were they equally amused? | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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anybody famous ? yessish British ? American Chinese ? Asian ? Nationality important ? not really Was the thing he predicted something of a public nature (eg he predicted the next governor of California and was amused that he got it right)? yessish but probably FA Or was it of a personal nature (eg he predicted he would win a million dollars in the lottery and was amused when he did)? FA Would he have found the event amusing in itself? this one Or was it the fact that he'd predicted it that made it amusing? this one too, actually How many other people were aware of the prediction before the event actually occurred? unknown: FA Were they equally amused? yes, but... | ||
| John Faben (Bentarm)
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"but I bet he'd still be amused"... does he know about "it" having 'not quite' happened? Do many people? Is 'it' a newsworthy event? Would he have been more amused if things had happened exactly as he predicted? | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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"but I bet he'd still be amused"... does he know about "it" having 'not quite' happened? irr. Do many people? irr. Is 'it' a newsworthy event? yope -> no Would he have been more amused if things had happened exactly as he predicted? probably not | ||
| Kapil Kapur (Dinkie)
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was the event involving :- money death marriage divorce adultery birth | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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was the event involving :- money death this is closest, but there is an FA lurking around here somewhere... marriage divorce adultery birth | ||
| Tony (E20)
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Did he predict an "event"? a condition? a series of events? a movement? an idea? a fashion? something else? | ||
| Kapil Kapur (Dinkie)
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did he predict the death of a person ? did he predict the end of something ? | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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Did he predict an "event"? no a condition? yessish a series of events? yes a movement? possibly an idea? yessish a fashion? something else? did he predict the death of a person ? no did he predict the end of something ? no | ||
| Tony (E20)
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So, a currently living American male predicts a series of events which some years later almost happen. The events are related to death ... yet caused amusement to the predictor and others! How many years between the prediction and the events? 1? 2? 3? 4? .... 100? Is "he" someone we might have heard of? Are the events somethings we might have heard of? Did any people actually die as a result of their involvement with the events of this puzzle? Seriously injured? mildly injured? Were any animals hurt or killed during the production of this puzzle? | ||
| Benjamin Moore (Zenith)
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So, a currently living American male predicts a series of events which some years later almost happen. The events are related to death ... yet caused amusement to the predictor and others! yes How many years between the prediction and the events? 1? 2? 3? 4? .... 100? irr. but ~13 Is "he" someone we might have heard of? yes Are the events somethings we might have heard of? yes Did any people actually die as a result of their involvement with the events of this puzzle? no Seriously injured? mildly injured? no to both Were any animals hurt or killed during the production of this puzzle? no |
