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rewebster said:
I have no idea what a 'ble' is, but there is none here: no ble, noble.
Bold and noble
Picture Puzzles: E or Not, SHUNSHUNSHUN & GI GI GI
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around various word puzzles, specifically focusing on "dingbats" and "rebuses." Participants share their own puzzles, attempt to solve others, and engage in playful banter regarding the nature and definitions of these types of puzzles.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory
- Debate/contested
- Conceptual clarification
Main Points Raised
- Some participants propose that the first puzzle involves a play on the letter "R" being interpreted as "E," leading to the phrase "Ready or not."
- Others suggest interpretations for various puzzles, such as "Good intentions" for "good in ten shuns" and "GI's over C's" for the military-themed puzzle.
- Several new puzzles are introduced, including "SHcryAME" and "Ban ana," with participants attempting to solve them.
- There is a discussion about the nature of puzzles, with some participants asserting that they are called rebuses, while others refer to them as dingbats.
- Participants express uncertainty about specific puzzles, such as "issue issue issue issue issue issue issue issue issue issue," with one suggesting it sounds out to "tennis shoes."
- Some participants challenge earlier interpretations, such as the definition of rebuses, noting that they can involve symbols or pictures, not just letters.
- There are playful exchanges about the difficulty of certain puzzles, with participants sharing their own interpretations and solutions.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants do not reach a consensus on the definitions of dingbats versus rebuses, and multiple interpretations of the puzzles remain. The discussion includes both agreement on some solutions and ongoing debate about others.
Contextual Notes
Some puzzles remain unsolved or open to interpretation, with participants expressing varying degrees of certainty about their answers. The discussion includes playful and informal exchanges, reflecting the exploratory nature of the topic.
Who May Find This Useful
Individuals interested in word puzzles, language play, and informal problem-solving may find this discussion engaging.
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