The Riddle Returns

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thread starter EraserSquare Apr 27 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

o_O Some of you may know me. Some of you may not. It's the same rules as always, but this time, don't bother looking at my profile. (I swear, nothing important there. ) There will be # links, each having something relating to the other (and usually, in a way that'll make you think outside the box.) 'Check back often for hints! I will state when someone is on the right track. THE ANSWER WILL NOT BE OBVIOUS. Start off with this. link Then, after I tell you if you're on the right track with that ^, move onto this. link After that, there's one more to go! link Good luck! (The answer is the answer to the 3rd link. No use in skipping, you won't be able to get it.) Progress up to now: You can point out that the first link has to do with Odyseus. If you think that has to do with the answer, move onto the next link. Grats to WhatAmIDoing! She got it! How to answer : link bey guys, until next time

heinous 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Why is a letter that's supposed to be in Greek in English? D:

ICantKs 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

I remember aryana did something like this, E

lawlerskates 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Odysseus fosho.

EraserSquare 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

heinous said: "Why is a letter that's supposed to be in Greek in English? D:" (= You're thinking in the right direction. Keep it up. xD

duderok 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Too hard to read.

EraserSquare 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

duderok said: "Too hard to read." Sorry for the sloppy handwriting. :P I had to do it for english, and I came up with a riddle with it. XD

duderok 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

EraserSquare said: " Sorry for the sloppy handwriting. :P I had to do it for english, and I came up with a riddle with it. XD" Lol nice. I probably could read it. But I don't wanna lol. But thats snake is amazing xD

EraserSquare 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

duderok said: " Lol nice. I probably could read it. But I don't wanna lol. But thats snake is amazing xD" XD Thanks. Hopefully someone understands sort of. =p

aznawwman 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Rules please.

heinous 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

A snake wounded one of Hercules' friends.

EraserSquare Apr 27 2009 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

aznawwman said: "Rules please." Simple. You can converse about it here. Work with each other, some people may see things one other doesn't see. (Or one knows what the other doesn't.) The way to getting TO the answer is by working on the first link, and after you think you get the answer to what the first link is trying to get across to you, you can move onto the next link, and so on, until you reach the answer, which is the last link. Edit; @ Hein. Hmm. Odyseus is part of what? What is it from? What else is from that? Think supernaturally.

WhatAmIDoing 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

Hmm... Odysseus is part of Greek mythology.. And there are many MANY stories that derive from Greek mythology.. Second picture is definitely an Ouroboros. That's for sure.

EraserSquare 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

WhatAmIDoing said: "Hmm... Odysseus is part of Greek mythology.. And there are many MANY stories that derive from Greek mythology.. Second picture is definitely an Ouroboros. That's for sure." Greek Mythology. Perfect. There's your answer to the first picture. move on the second shouldn't be too hard. :D

WhatAmIDoing 04/27/09 + PM | QUOTE | PERMALINK | REPORT

EraserSquare said: " Greek Mythology. Perfect. There's your answer to the first picture. move on the second shouldn't be too hard. :D" Lol actually getting why they relate to each other is the hard part. If my Greek history is correct, the ouroboros was used as an alchemic symbol of some sort.. That's pretty much all I can get from it so far.