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    I hope this isn't too easy, nor too hard; this is my first enigmatic puzzle! Good luck to you all, and have fun!




    I like puzzles.



    What



    Do you like puzzles



    Yes



    That is why you came



    Well I have a puzzle just for you today



    Solve it



    It is not all that hard



    I implore you to read



    This puzzle barge







    enigmatic-puzzle knowledge







    share|improve this question























      up vote
      5
      down vote

      favorite









      up vote
      5
      down vote

      favorite











      I hope this isn't too easy, nor too hard; this is my first enigmatic puzzle! Good luck to you all, and have fun!




      I like puzzles.



      What



      Do you like puzzles



      Yes



      That is why you came



      Well I have a puzzle just for you today



      Solve it



      It is not all that hard



      I implore you to read



      This puzzle barge







      enigmatic-puzzle knowledge







      share|improve this question













      I hope this isn't too easy, nor too hard; this is my first enigmatic puzzle! Good luck to you all, and have fun!




      I like puzzles.



      What



      Do you like puzzles



      Yes



      That is why you came



      Well I have a puzzle just for you today



      Solve it



      It is not all that hard



      I implore you to read



      This puzzle barge







      enigmatic-puzzle knowledge




      enigmatic-puzzle knowledge






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            Welcome to Puzzling.SE! Could you break down your answer for us so we get a better idea of your reasoning? +1 From me!
            – PerpetualJ
            1 hour ago











          • I guess that's the answer. What a cool puzzle haha!
            – Racso
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          – PerpetualJ
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