levine@sbcs.UUCP (Laurence Levine) (08/04/84)
INSTRUCTIONS: Each question below contains the initials of words that will
make it correct. Find the missing words. EXAMPLE: - 26 L. of the A. would
be 26 Letters of the Alphabet.
a. 26 L. of the A.
b. 7 W. of the A.W.
c. 1,001 A.N.
d. 12 S. of the Z.
e. 54 C. in a D. (with the J.)
f. 9 P. in the S.S.
g. 88 K. on a P.
h. 13 S. on the A.F.
i. 32 D.F. at which W.F.
j. 18 H. on a G.C.
k. 90 D. in a R.A.
l. 200 D. for P.G. in M.
m. 8 S. on a S.S.
n. 3 B.M. (S.H.T.R.)
o. 4 Q. in a G.
p. 24 H. in a D.
q. 1 W. on a U.
r. 5 D. in a Z.C.
s. 57 H.V.
t. 11 P. on a F.T.
u. a P. is W. 1000 W.
v. 29 D. in F. in a L.Y.
w. 64 S. on a C.
x. 40 D. and N. of the G.F.
y. 76 T.L. the B.P.
z. 15 M. on a D.M.C.
A. 20,000 L.U.T.S.
B. 5 D. in a W.W.
C. 99 B. of B. on the W.
D. 9 D. in a S.S.N.
E. 8 G.T. in a L.B.C.
F. 39 J.B.A.
I doubt that anybody can get them all. I myself are still missing 6 of
them. If anybody gets k, l, r, z, E, or F, please tell me.
Have fun
--
Larry Levine, SUNY at Stony Brook
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CSNet: levine%suny-sbcs@CSNet-Relaymielke@ihuxk.UUCP (R. W. Mielke) (08/13/84)
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larry@hpfclp.UUCP (larry) (08/14/84)
Answer to "k" (rot 13): Nafjre gb "x": 90 Qrterrf va n Evtug Natyr Yneel Srafxr C.F. Fbeel gb cbfg ohg V qba'g xabj ubj gb znvy gb lbh.
jond@ism70.UUCP (08/22/84)
#R:sbcs:-68300:ism70:9000001:000:324 ism70!jond Aug 7 17:02:00 1984 Here are some of the ones I have figured out: k. 90 D. in a R. A. - 90 Degrees in a Right Angle l. 200 D. for P. G. in M. - 200 Dollars for Passing Go in Monopoly r. 5 D. in a Z. C. - 5 Days in a Zodiac Calendar z. 15 M. on a D. M. C. - 15 Men on a Dead Man's Chest I don't know yet about E. and F. jond@isc
jond@ism70.UUCP (08/22/84)
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ism70!jond Aug 7 17:07:00 1984
Shouldn't `y' be:
76 T. in the B. P.?
jond@isc
(here for the summer...again!)jond@ism70.UUCP (08/22/84)
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ism70!jond Aug 7 17:19:00 1984
What about f, m, n, q, and s?? (Also E, and F??)
jond@isc
(Here for the summer...again!!)David Smallberg <das@ucla-cs.ARPA> <das> (08/22/84)
... F as stated is a bit misleading. It should be: 39 is J.B.A. or maybe "was" or "=" for "is", if you prefer; the answer reads better that way.
hess@fortune.UUCP (Marty Hess) (09/13/84)
<Why look here? There's nothing here!> > Here are some of the ones I have figured out: . . . > r. 5 D. in a Z. C. - 5 Days in a Zodiac Calendar > z. 15 M. on a D. M. C. - 15 Men on a Dead Man's Chest > I don't know yet about E. and F. You don't know about 'r' either! How about "5 Digits in a Zip Code"? (No longer true I might add. But what's a 'Zodiac Calendar'??) > Shouldn't `y' be: > 76 T. in the B. P.? No. It's right. y. 76 T. L. the B. P.? == "76 Trombones *Lead* the Big Parade" But 'A' should be: 20,000 L. U. the S. NOT: 20,000 L. U. T. S. > What about f, m, n, q, and s?? (Also E, and F??) What about 'em? Were all the answers ever posted? I've gotten all but 'F', but it was no fair. I did almost all of them over a year ago when 'Games' magazine had most of these, and more. Here are some of my OWN, that I've yet to see in 'Games': G. 14 D. in a F. H. 9 L. a C. has I. 30 D. hath S. . . . J. 50 S. in the U. K. 8 B. in a B. L. >1 W. to S. a C. M. 12 I. in a F. N. 50 W. to L.Y.L. O. 98 P.W. P. 16 O. in a P. Q. 3 C. in a(the?) F. R. ~93,000,000 M. to the S. S. H.B.S.B. 12 D.W. T. A. the W. in 89 D. U. a T. of 2 C. V. the 12 D. of C. Now will someone please tell me what "39 J.B.A" (F) is? -- Marty Hess Software Engineering - Graphics UUCP: {sri-unix, amd, hpda, harpo, ihnp4, allegra}!fortune!hess DDD: Co.: (415) 595-8444 Me direct: (415) 594-2565 USPS: Fortune Systems Corp, 101 Twin Dolphin Pkwy, Redwood Shores, CA 94065
djm@ariel.UUCP (D.MORGAN) (12/08/84)
I am looking for any phrase quizes that people own. By this I mean a phrase consisting of letters and numbers. For example 52 C in a D would be 52 cards in a deck. I would like the phrases and the answers. I am particularly looking for a list put out by Larry Levine on August 11. Please mail any replies. I will post a complete list of phrases to netnews if there is enough replies. Thanks in advance, Tom Morgan ariel!djm "If it weren't for the last minute nothing would ever get done!" -