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As I Was Reflecting On Nothing
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I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2. I can’t believe this 11. It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
What words? What pattern?
enigmatic-puzzle pattern
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I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2. I can’t believe this 11. It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
What words? What pattern?
enigmatic-puzzle pattern
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Hugh Meyers
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I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2. I can’t believe this 11. It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
What words? What pattern?
enigmatic-puzzle pattern
asked Aug 15 at 19:33
Hugh Meyers
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I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2. I can’t believe this 11. It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
What words? What pattern?
enigmatic-puzzle pattern
asked Aug 15 at 19:33
Hugh Meyers
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asked Aug 15 at 19:33
Hugh Meyers
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asked Aug 15 at 19:33
Hugh Meyers
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asked Aug 15 at 19:33
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Reflecting on Nothing =
Palindromes centered on at least one letter O (which resembles 0 or nothing)
Also,
As others have suggested, numbers stand for the corresponding letter in lexicographic order.
Thus,
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real BOOB. I can’t believe this KOOK. It’s not even NOON and already he’s in deep POOP. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a TOOT. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? LOL!
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
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2
This seems like it could (should) be the answer. If not, it gets the best wrong answer trophy.
– Chowzen
Aug 16 at 3:03
A teenager of my acquaintance (not actually my cousin) tells me that he and his friends laugh outrageously out loud. I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days. My generation was perfectly content to roll on the floor laughing. Congrats!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 16 at 5:46
4
23 - excellent puzzle and solution. Good one for 13 or 16 to ask even a 20? 12 :P
– Tom
Aug 16 at 8:42
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I think the words are
Related to the alphanumerics translation of the numbers.
My stab at this:
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2 B$%^#.....OZO (A real bozo, yes that's the word). I can’t believe this 11 KID. It’s not even 14 NOON and already he’s in deep 16 PROBLEMS. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 TOSS. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12 LOSER!
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
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A good start, but the title is key!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:39
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I hope these initial thoughts are not too elementary but it seems
the symbols of the chemical elements of these numbers start suitable words.
He’s a real 2.
He’s a real 2 - atomic number 2 is helium so he's a real Headache - thanks to El-Guest!!!
I can’t believe this 11.
I can’t believe this 11 - sodium and Na is not applicable or no answer so don't believe it.
It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16.
It’s not even 14 - silicon Si starts Six - and already he’s in deep 16 - sulphur S for Sh!t.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 - calicum Ca for Care.
I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
... his reaction was? 12! - magnesium Mg is initials of My God
Title: As I Was Reflecting On Nothing
As = arsenic, I = iodine, W = tungsten,Re = rhenium, O = oxygen, N = nitrogen.
answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
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2
For 2, it could also be r13(urnqnpur)?
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:27
@El-Guest, thank you that goes better than what I had. Also really like your answer!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:31
1
Thank you very much, Tom! Much appreciated :) I'm still thinking about 11, because I think there might be something more for it, but I think your answer is great!! (+1) from me for sure!
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:33
1
@El-Guest - lol :) that does describe some people, but surely OP wouldn't clue that!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:41
4
I’m afraid all my words are rated gallium (General admission)
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:58
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I had two thoughts on this based on the title so:
Guess 1
So I looked at the title and thought of "On Nothing" must mean zero. So an alphnumeric solution should use zero as its index. Giving us: C, L, O, Q, U, & M.
Using that method I came up with this:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Character (or Card). I can't believe this Loser. It's not even One and already he's in deep Quagmire. The worst part is, he doesn't give a Uff (like "whew!" or just "uff! really?!"). I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Mook!
But there is another word in the title which made me think I needed to do more:
Guess 2
"Reflecting (flip order of letters) on nothing (zero index)" -> so reverse the order and we get M, U, O, L, & C. Maybe that's it, maybe it is talking about a mirror or the reflection in the mirror.
Applying this new solution gave me:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Mirror. I can't believe this Useless furniture and he's in deep Oak (color or wood). The worst part is, he doesn't give a Look. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Crash (it broke)
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
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4 Answers
4
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
19
down vote
accepted
Reflecting on Nothing =
Palindromes centered on at least one letter O (which resembles 0 or nothing)
Also,
As others have suggested, numbers stand for the corresponding letter in lexicographic order.
Thus,
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real BOOB. I can’t believe this KOOK. It’s not even NOON and already he’s in deep POOP. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a TOOT. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? LOL!
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
4437
2
This seems like it could (should) be the answer. If not, it gets the best wrong answer trophy.
– Chowzen
Aug 16 at 3:03
A teenager of my acquaintance (not actually my cousin) tells me that he and his friends laugh outrageously out loud. I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days. My generation was perfectly content to roll on the floor laughing. Congrats!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 16 at 5:46
4
23 - excellent puzzle and solution. Good one for 13 or 16 to ask even a 20? 12 :P
– Tom
Aug 16 at 8:42
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up vote
19
down vote
accepted
Reflecting on Nothing =
Palindromes centered on at least one letter O (which resembles 0 or nothing)
Also,
As others have suggested, numbers stand for the corresponding letter in lexicographic order.
Thus,
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real BOOB. I can’t believe this KOOK. It’s not even NOON and already he’s in deep POOP. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a TOOT. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? LOL!
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
4437
2
This seems like it could (should) be the answer. If not, it gets the best wrong answer trophy.
– Chowzen
Aug 16 at 3:03
A teenager of my acquaintance (not actually my cousin) tells me that he and his friends laugh outrageously out loud. I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days. My generation was perfectly content to roll on the floor laughing. Congrats!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 16 at 5:46
4
23 - excellent puzzle and solution. Good one for 13 or 16 to ask even a 20? 12 :P
– Tom
Aug 16 at 8:42
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up vote
19
down vote
accepted
up vote
19
down vote
accepted
Reflecting on Nothing =
Palindromes centered on at least one letter O (which resembles 0 or nothing)
Also,
As others have suggested, numbers stand for the corresponding letter in lexicographic order.
Thus,
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real BOOB. I can’t believe this KOOK. It’s not even NOON and already he’s in deep POOP. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a TOOT. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? LOL!
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
4437
Reflecting on Nothing =
Palindromes centered on at least one letter O (which resembles 0 or nothing)
Also,
As others have suggested, numbers stand for the corresponding letter in lexicographic order.
Thus,
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real BOOB. I can’t believe this KOOK. It’s not even NOON and already he’s in deep POOP. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a TOOT. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? LOL!
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
4437
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
4437
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
4437
answered Aug 16 at 1:12
Harfatum
4437
4437
2
This seems like it could (should) be the answer. If not, it gets the best wrong answer trophy.
– Chowzen
Aug 16 at 3:03
A teenager of my acquaintance (not actually my cousin) tells me that he and his friends laugh outrageously out loud. I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days. My generation was perfectly content to roll on the floor laughing. Congrats!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 16 at 5:46
4
23 - excellent puzzle and solution. Good one for 13 or 16 to ask even a 20? 12 :P
– Tom
Aug 16 at 8:42
add a comment |Â
2
This seems like it could (should) be the answer. If not, it gets the best wrong answer trophy.
– Chowzen
Aug 16 at 3:03
A teenager of my acquaintance (not actually my cousin) tells me that he and his friends laugh outrageously out loud. I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days. My generation was perfectly content to roll on the floor laughing. Congrats!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 16 at 5:46
4
23 - excellent puzzle and solution. Good one for 13 or 16 to ask even a 20? 12 :P
– Tom
Aug 16 at 8:42
2
2
This seems like it could (should) be the answer. If not, it gets the best wrong answer trophy.
– Chowzen
Aug 16 at 3:03
This seems like it could (should) be the answer. If not, it gets the best wrong answer trophy.
– Chowzen
Aug 16 at 3:03
A teenager of my acquaintance (not actually my cousin) tells me that he and his friends laugh outrageously out loud. I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days. My generation was perfectly content to roll on the floor laughing. Congrats!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 16 at 5:46
A teenager of my acquaintance (not actually my cousin) tells me that he and his friends laugh outrageously out loud. I don’t know what’s wrong with kids these days. My generation was perfectly content to roll on the floor laughing. Congrats!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 16 at 5:46
4
4
23 - excellent puzzle and solution. Good one for 13 or 16 to ask even a 20? 12 :P
– Tom
Aug 16 at 8:42
23 - excellent puzzle and solution. Good one for 13 or 16 to ask even a 20? 12 :P
– Tom
Aug 16 at 8:42
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8
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I think the words are
Related to the alphanumerics translation of the numbers.
My stab at this:
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2 B$%^#.....OZO (A real bozo, yes that's the word). I can’t believe this 11 KID. It’s not even 14 NOON and already he’s in deep 16 PROBLEMS. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 TOSS. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12 LOSER!
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
8,1451547
1
A good start, but the title is key!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:39
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up vote
8
down vote
I think the words are
Related to the alphanumerics translation of the numbers.
My stab at this:
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2 B$%^#.....OZO (A real bozo, yes that's the word). I can’t believe this 11 KID. It’s not even 14 NOON and already he’s in deep 16 PROBLEMS. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 TOSS. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12 LOSER!
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
8,1451547
1
A good start, but the title is key!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:39
add a comment |Â
up vote
8
down vote
up vote
8
down vote
I think the words are
Related to the alphanumerics translation of the numbers.
My stab at this:
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2 B$%^#.....OZO (A real bozo, yes that's the word). I can’t believe this 11 KID. It’s not even 14 NOON and already he’s in deep 16 PROBLEMS. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 TOSS. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12 LOSER!
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
8,1451547
I think the words are
Related to the alphanumerics translation of the numbers.
My stab at this:
I have a teenage cousin. He’s a real 2 B$%^#.....OZO (A real bozo, yes that's the word). I can’t believe this 11 KID. It’s not even 14 NOON and already he’s in deep 16 PROBLEMS. The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 TOSS. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12 LOSER!
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
8,1451547
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
8,1451547
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
8,1451547
answered Aug 15 at 19:40
El-Guest
8,1451547
8,1451547
1
A good start, but the title is key!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:39
add a comment |Â
1
A good start, but the title is key!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:39
1
1
A good start, but the title is key!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:39
A good start, but the title is key!
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:39
add a comment |Â
up vote
7
down vote
I hope these initial thoughts are not too elementary but it seems
the symbols of the chemical elements of these numbers start suitable words.
He’s a real 2.
He’s a real 2 - atomic number 2 is helium so he's a real Headache - thanks to El-Guest!!!
I can’t believe this 11.
I can’t believe this 11 - sodium and Na is not applicable or no answer so don't believe it.
It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16.
It’s not even 14 - silicon Si starts Six - and already he’s in deep 16 - sulphur S for Sh!t.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 - calicum Ca for Care.
I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
... his reaction was? 12! - magnesium Mg is initials of My God
Title: As I Was Reflecting On Nothing
As = arsenic, I = iodine, W = tungsten,Re = rhenium, O = oxygen, N = nitrogen.
answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
24.3k285142
2
For 2, it could also be r13(urnqnpur)?
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:27
@El-Guest, thank you that goes better than what I had. Also really like your answer!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:31
1
Thank you very much, Tom! Much appreciated :) I'm still thinking about 11, because I think there might be something more for it, but I think your answer is great!! (+1) from me for sure!
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:33
1
@El-Guest - lol :) that does describe some people, but surely OP wouldn't clue that!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:41
4
I’m afraid all my words are rated gallium (General admission)
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:58
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
7
down vote
I hope these initial thoughts are not too elementary but it seems
the symbols of the chemical elements of these numbers start suitable words.
He’s a real 2.
He’s a real 2 - atomic number 2 is helium so he's a real Headache - thanks to El-Guest!!!
I can’t believe this 11.
I can’t believe this 11 - sodium and Na is not applicable or no answer so don't believe it.
It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16.
It’s not even 14 - silicon Si starts Six - and already he’s in deep 16 - sulphur S for Sh!t.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 - calicum Ca for Care.
I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
... his reaction was? 12! - magnesium Mg is initials of My God
Title: As I Was Reflecting On Nothing
As = arsenic, I = iodine, W = tungsten,Re = rhenium, O = oxygen, N = nitrogen.
answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
24.3k285142
2
For 2, it could also be r13(urnqnpur)?
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:27
@El-Guest, thank you that goes better than what I had. Also really like your answer!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:31
1
Thank you very much, Tom! Much appreciated :) I'm still thinking about 11, because I think there might be something more for it, but I think your answer is great!! (+1) from me for sure!
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:33
1
@El-Guest - lol :) that does describe some people, but surely OP wouldn't clue that!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:41
4
I’m afraid all my words are rated gallium (General admission)
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:58
 |Â
show 1 more comment
up vote
7
down vote
up vote
7
down vote
I hope these initial thoughts are not too elementary but it seems
the symbols of the chemical elements of these numbers start suitable words.
He’s a real 2.
He’s a real 2 - atomic number 2 is helium so he's a real Headache - thanks to El-Guest!!!
I can’t believe this 11.
I can’t believe this 11 - sodium and Na is not applicable or no answer so don't believe it.
It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16.
It’s not even 14 - silicon Si starts Six - and already he’s in deep 16 - sulphur S for Sh!t.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 - calicum Ca for Care.
I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
... his reaction was? 12! - magnesium Mg is initials of My God
Title: As I Was Reflecting On Nothing
As = arsenic, I = iodine, W = tungsten,Re = rhenium, O = oxygen, N = nitrogen.
answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
24.3k285142
I hope these initial thoughts are not too elementary but it seems
the symbols of the chemical elements of these numbers start suitable words.
He’s a real 2.
He’s a real 2 - atomic number 2 is helium so he's a real Headache - thanks to El-Guest!!!
I can’t believe this 11.
I can’t believe this 11 - sodium and Na is not applicable or no answer so don't believe it.
It’s not even 14 and already he’s in deep 16.
It’s not even 14 - silicon Si starts Six - and already he’s in deep 16 - sulphur S for Sh!t.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20.
The worst part is, he doesn’t give a 20 - calicum Ca for Care.
I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? 12!
... his reaction was? 12! - magnesium Mg is initials of My God
Title: As I Was Reflecting On Nothing
As = arsenic, I = iodine, W = tungsten,Re = rhenium, O = oxygen, N = nitrogen.
answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
24.3k285142
edited Aug 15 at 20:30
answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
24.3k285142
answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
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answered Aug 15 at 20:25
Tom
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For 2, it could also be r13(urnqnpur)?
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:27
@El-Guest, thank you that goes better than what I had. Also really like your answer!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:31
1
Thank you very much, Tom! Much appreciated :) I'm still thinking about 11, because I think there might be something more for it, but I think your answer is great!! (+1) from me for sure!
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:33
1
@El-Guest - lol :) that does describe some people, but surely OP wouldn't clue that!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:41
4
I’m afraid all my words are rated gallium (General admission)
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:58
 |Â
show 1 more comment
2
For 2, it could also be r13(urnqnpur)?
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:27
@El-Guest, thank you that goes better than what I had. Also really like your answer!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:31
1
Thank you very much, Tom! Much appreciated :) I'm still thinking about 11, because I think there might be something more for it, but I think your answer is great!! (+1) from me for sure!
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:33
1
@El-Guest - lol :) that does describe some people, but surely OP wouldn't clue that!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:41
4
I’m afraid all my words are rated gallium (General admission)
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:58
2
2
For 2, it could also be r13(urnqnpur)?
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:27
For 2, it could also be r13(urnqnpur)?
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:27
@El-Guest, thank you that goes better than what I had. Also really like your answer!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:31
@El-Guest, thank you that goes better than what I had. Also really like your answer!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:31
1
1
Thank you very much, Tom! Much appreciated :) I'm still thinking about 11, because I think there might be something more for it, but I think your answer is great!! (+1) from me for sure!
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:33
Thank you very much, Tom! Much appreciated :) I'm still thinking about 11, because I think there might be something more for it, but I think your answer is great!! (+1) from me for sure!
– El-Guest
Aug 15 at 20:33
1
1
@El-Guest - lol :) that does describe some people, but surely OP wouldn't clue that!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:41
@El-Guest - lol :) that does describe some people, but surely OP wouldn't clue that!
– Tom
Aug 15 at 20:41
4
4
I’m afraid all my words are rated gallium (General admission)
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:58
I’m afraid all my words are rated gallium (General admission)
– Hugh Meyers
Aug 15 at 20:58
 |Â
show 1 more comment
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I had two thoughts on this based on the title so:
Guess 1
So I looked at the title and thought of "On Nothing" must mean zero. So an alphnumeric solution should use zero as its index. Giving us: C, L, O, Q, U, & M.
Using that method I came up with this:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Character (or Card). I can't believe this Loser. It's not even One and already he's in deep Quagmire. The worst part is, he doesn't give a Uff (like "whew!" or just "uff! really?!"). I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Mook!
But there is another word in the title which made me think I needed to do more:
Guess 2
"Reflecting (flip order of letters) on nothing (zero index)" -> so reverse the order and we get M, U, O, L, & C. Maybe that's it, maybe it is talking about a mirror or the reflection in the mirror.
Applying this new solution gave me:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Mirror. I can't believe this Useless furniture and he's in deep Oak (color or wood). The worst part is, he doesn't give a Look. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Crash (it broke)
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
JGreenwell
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up vote
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I had two thoughts on this based on the title so:
Guess 1
So I looked at the title and thought of "On Nothing" must mean zero. So an alphnumeric solution should use zero as its index. Giving us: C, L, O, Q, U, & M.
Using that method I came up with this:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Character (or Card). I can't believe this Loser. It's not even One and already he's in deep Quagmire. The worst part is, he doesn't give a Uff (like "whew!" or just "uff! really?!"). I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Mook!
But there is another word in the title which made me think I needed to do more:
Guess 2
"Reflecting (flip order of letters) on nothing (zero index)" -> so reverse the order and we get M, U, O, L, & C. Maybe that's it, maybe it is talking about a mirror or the reflection in the mirror.
Applying this new solution gave me:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Mirror. I can't believe this Useless furniture and he's in deep Oak (color or wood). The worst part is, he doesn't give a Look. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Crash (it broke)
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
JGreenwell
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up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
I had two thoughts on this based on the title so:
Guess 1
So I looked at the title and thought of "On Nothing" must mean zero. So an alphnumeric solution should use zero as its index. Giving us: C, L, O, Q, U, & M.
Using that method I came up with this:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Character (or Card). I can't believe this Loser. It's not even One and already he's in deep Quagmire. The worst part is, he doesn't give a Uff (like "whew!" or just "uff! really?!"). I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Mook!
But there is another word in the title which made me think I needed to do more:
Guess 2
"Reflecting (flip order of letters) on nothing (zero index)" -> so reverse the order and we get M, U, O, L, & C. Maybe that's it, maybe it is talking about a mirror or the reflection in the mirror.
Applying this new solution gave me:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Mirror. I can't believe this Useless furniture and he's in deep Oak (color or wood). The worst part is, he doesn't give a Look. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Crash (it broke)
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
JGreenwell
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I had two thoughts on this based on the title so:
Guess 1
So I looked at the title and thought of "On Nothing" must mean zero. So an alphnumeric solution should use zero as its index. Giving us: C, L, O, Q, U, & M.
Using that method I came up with this:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Character (or Card). I can't believe this Loser. It's not even One and already he's in deep Quagmire. The worst part is, he doesn't give a Uff (like "whew!" or just "uff! really?!"). I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Mook!
But there is another word in the title which made me think I needed to do more:
Guess 2
"Reflecting (flip order of letters) on nothing (zero index)" -> so reverse the order and we get M, U, O, L, & C. Maybe that's it, maybe it is talking about a mirror or the reflection in the mirror.
Applying this new solution gave me:
I have a teenage cousin. He's a real Mirror. I can't believe this Useless furniture and he's in deep Oak (color or wood). The worst part is, he doesn't give a Look. I mean, I showed him this and guess what his reaction was? Crash (it broke)
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
JGreenwell
708513
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
JGreenwell
708513
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
JGreenwell
708513
answered Aug 15 at 23:51
JGreenwell
708513
708513
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