Can you guys help me out with a riddle plzzzz?
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by trickyricky » Aug 23rd, '06, 02:28
Yeah i left for 10 days and nobody even notices im gone!
Is the other one heartache by any chance?
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by Lawrence » Aug 23rd, '06, 12:24
he already told us, "the answer is 'a word'" ::dear dear::
anyway, got a new one, what's the longest word in the english language than doesn't contain any vowels? (mine are coming across as more obscure questions rather than riddles arn't they? still a good one to try and get though)
anyway, got a new one, what's the longest word in the english language than doesn't contain any vowels? (mine are coming across as more obscure questions rather than riddles arn't they? still a good one to try and get though)
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by EckoZero » Aug 23rd, '06, 13:14
Rhythymn or however the hell you spell it...?
You wont find much better anywhere and it's nothing - a rigmarole with a few bits of paper and lots of spiel. That is Mentalism
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by Lawrence » Aug 23rd, '06, 13:18
EckoZero wrote:Rhythymn or however the hell you spell it...?
and of course you could pluralise it to add another letter. (and spell it right too
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by EckoZero » Aug 23rd, '06, 13:21
It's funny, I can spell all the really hard words in English, such as Ophthalmic (yes that h should be there!) and diarrhoea. Just not bloody well rhythmn -ness and ... bah. 
You wont find much better anywhere and it's nothing - a rigmarole with a few bits of paper and lots of spiel. That is Mentalism
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by katrielalex » Aug 23rd, '06, 13:27
rhythm 
Or here's another obscure question: what's the longest word in English that is composed of only one syllable.
I can get 9 letters...
Kati
Or here's another obscure question: what's the longest word in English that is composed of only one syllable.
I can get 9 letters...
Kati
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by Lawrence » Aug 23rd, '06, 13:29
katrielalex wrote:rhythm
Or here's another obscure question: what's the longest word in English that is composed of only one syllable.
I can get 9 letters...
Kati
mmmmmmmmm not sure of that one
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by EckoZero » Aug 23rd, '06, 13:34
I got 9 letters too...
You wont find much better anywhere and it's nothing - a rigmarole with a few bits of paper and lots of spiel. That is Mentalism
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by EckoZero » Aug 23rd, '06, 13:43
Ok then... whats the longest word in English that doesn't use any letter more than once?
You wont find much better anywhere and it's nothing - a rigmarole with a few bits of paper and lots of spiel. That is Mentalism
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