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A riddle
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John Hale
Yarn Weaver
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Dec-8-2004 01:45
Hello all.
I'm fairly new to Sleuth and I thought I might share a little hobby of mine with you all. Here's something for that sad moment when the mysteries of the day are all done.
Thousands lay up gold within this house,
but no man made it.
Spears past counting guard this house,
but no man wards it.
What is it?
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Barry Grant
Old Shoe
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Sep-7-2006 19:39
btw: all good questions.
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Serges
Vigilante
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Sep-7-2006 19:57
Was the sign something visual? Would another man shoot his own wife if he came across this sign?
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Barry Grant
Old Shoe
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Sep-7-2006 20:38
Yes, the sign was something visual.
Yes, another man may shoot his own wife if he came across this sign.
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Serges
Vigilante
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Sep-7-2006 20:44
*realizing he assumed something*
Were the man and woman married? Is the nature of their relationship relevant?
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bookem
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Sep-7-2006 20:57
Serges: were the bicycles playing cards(brand name). the others found out he was cheating and killed him?
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Serges
Vigilante
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Sep-7-2006 21:02
nice job bookem!
The man had been shot during a game of poker. One of his opponents noticed an ace sticking out of his sleeve, a fight broke out, and he was shot, crashing through the poker table and scattering the full deck of Bicycle playing cards, plus the extra ace.
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Barry Grant
Old Shoe
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Sep-7-2006 21:16
Yes, the man and woman were married.
Yes, the nature of their relationship is relevant.
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Serges
Vigilante
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Sep-7-2006 22:48
Was the sign informative in any way? Persuasive?
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crunchpatty
Old Shoe
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Sep-8-2006 01:13
the fact that they were married is relevant huh? Would an unmarried man have reactes the same way?
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crunchpatty
Old Shoe
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Sep-8-2006 01:22
*reacted*
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