I keep getting weird music, church music, or things that have absolutely nothing to do with what I typed into Google TT_TTEither I'm worse at google than I thought or I'm blind. I've tried all the suggestions here but all I'm getting is k-pop.
I keep getting weird music, church music, or things that have absolutely nothing to do with what I typed into Google TT_TTEither I'm worse at google than I thought or I'm blind. I've tried all the suggestions here but all I'm getting is k-pop.
Microbiology is fun.When I saw Yersinia pestis, I knew this had to be a a Chris puzzle![]()
Here's what I did: Looked up Yersinia pestis. Looked up who Steve Roud is and what he's most famous for. Searched the internet for the phrase "lovely apricots." I honestly don't know what Hiroshima means in the context of the puzzle. ^o^;>
If you want more hints, then you'll need to ask more specifically what information you'd like me to help you with.
Make sure to redeem today's code on the Spectral Energy currency page.I know the answer. Its just not redeeming it properly![]()
I got it to work!Make sure to redeem today's code on the Spectral Energy currency page.
here's the answer for anyone who doesn't have the time/energy, because even with the hints, this one still requires a bit of digging, and i missed it at first.
answer: 7925, the round folk song index (created by steve round) number for the rhyme, 'ring around the rosie', which has modern lyrics referencing the plague (caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis) as well as a variation that's about radiation sickness and contains the lyrics "hiro, shima". a german version of the rhyme translates to "A ring, a ring o' roses, Lovely apricots, Violets blue, forget-me-nots, Sit down, children all! "
Well now I feel dumb. I was imputing all the different name versions of the songditto, i tried all the variations of the rhyme (which i had already guessed on the plague/hiroshima clues) before i even clicked on the wiki page lmao. i only tried the numbers after recognizing that they were from the (steve) round index, and i wasnt expecting them to actually work.
Thank you - I literally had just uttered, “Mannn, I don’t have time for this today.” I was absolutely no where NEAR coming up with that, so thank you so much.here's the answer for anyone who doesn't have the time/energy, because even with the hints, this one still requires a bit of digging, and i missed it at first.
answer: 7925, the round folk song index (created by steve round) number for the rhyme, 'ring around the rosie', which has modern lyrics referencing the plague (caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis) as well as a variation that's about radiation sickness and contains the lyrics "hiro, shima". a german version of the rhyme translates to "A ring, a ring o' roses, Lovely apricots, Violets blue, forget-me-nots, Sit down, children all! "
here's the answer for anyone who doesn't have the time/energy, because even with the hints, this one still requires a bit of digging, and i missed it at first.
answer: 7925, the round folk song index (created by steve round) number for the rhyme, 'ring around the rosie', which has modern lyrics referencing the plague (caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis) as well as a variation that's about radiation sickness and contains the lyrics "hiro, shima". a german version of the rhyme translates to "A ring, a ring o' roses, Lovely apricots, Violets blue, forget-me-nots, Sit down, children all! "
Challenge #1 |
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Revealed: 10/24 5:00AM EDT |
Redeem By: 10/25 11:59PM EDT |
Prize: 7 Ghostly Gold |
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OVEN -N = OVE
OVE + R = OVER
M + EYE = MY
D + ED = DEAD
BAA + D = BODY
OVERMYDEADBODY