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Long, hard work days are required in the job, but it won't make Orlov quit. One quickly sees he's overqualified. Kites, brown bears, very quiet quails, even red foxes love the quaint zookeeper. A frog jumps tranquilly off his hand-knit quilt. The open lunch box has fresh quinoa and verdant squash. There's a sly quality in the joyful quirks of this swell quaker. He lays down a plaque which says "bbq night". Email quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog barks continue. Such a peaceful life.
The answer is a well-known phrase.
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Long, hard work days are required in the job, but it won't make Orlov quit. One quickly sees he's overqualified. Kites, brown bears, very quiet quails, even red foxes love the quaint zookeeper. A frog jumps tranquilly off his hand-knit quilt. The open lunch box has fresh quinoa and verdant squash. There's a sly quality in the joyful quirks of this swell quaker. He lays down a plaque which says "bbq night". Email quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog barks continue. Such a peaceful life.
The answer is a well-known phrase.
enigmatic-puzzle story
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It seems, it is to do with - covering entire alphabets ( a through z)...in sentences. Such as - A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog , I guess.
– Mea Culpa Nay
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@MeaCulpaNay That would definitely fit the title!
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Long, hard work days are required in the job, but it won't make Orlov quit. One quickly sees he's overqualified. Kites, brown bears, very quiet quails, even red foxes love the quaint zookeeper. A frog jumps tranquilly off his hand-knit quilt. The open lunch box has fresh quinoa and verdant squash. There's a sly quality in the joyful quirks of this swell quaker. He lays down a plaque which says "bbq night". Email quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog barks continue. Such a peaceful life.
The answer is a well-known phrase.
enigmatic-puzzle story
asked 3 hours ago
jafe
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Long, hard work days are required in the job, but it won't make Orlov quit. One quickly sees he's overqualified. Kites, brown bears, very quiet quails, even red foxes love the quaint zookeeper. A frog jumps tranquilly off his hand-knit quilt. The open lunch box has fresh quinoa and verdant squash. There's a sly quality in the joyful quirks of this swell quaker. He lays down a plaque which says "bbq night". Email quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog barks continue. Such a peaceful life.
The answer is a well-known phrase.
enigmatic-puzzle story
enigmatic-puzzle story
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jafe
6,3401577
asked 3 hours ago
jafe
6,3401577
asked 3 hours ago
jafe
6,3401577
asked 3 hours ago
jafe
6,3401577
asked 3 hours ago
jafe
6,3401577
6,3401577
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It seems, it is to do with - covering entire alphabets ( a through z)...in sentences. Such as - A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog , I guess.
– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
@MeaCulpaNay That would definitely fit the title!
– jafe
1 hour ago
add a comment |Â
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It seems, it is to do with - covering entire alphabets ( a through z)...in sentences. Such as - A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog , I guess.
– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
@MeaCulpaNay That would definitely fit the title!
– jafe
1 hour ago
1
1
It seems, it is to do with - covering entire alphabets ( a through z)...in sentences. Such as - A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog , I guess.
– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
It seems, it is to do with - covering entire alphabets ( a through z)...in sentences. Such as - A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog , I guess.
– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
@MeaCulpaNay That would definitely fit the title!
– jafe
1 hour ago
@MeaCulpaNay That would definitely fit the title!
– jafe
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The answer is ...
... the well-known pangram The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. It is hidden in the text.
How?
There are suspiciously many q's in the text. If we take the letters before each q, they spell:
Every tenth syllable.
So let's look at every tenth syllable:
Long, hard work days are re·qui·red in the
job, but it won't make Or·lov quit. One quick·
ly sees he's o·ver·qua·li·fied. Kites, brown
bears, very quiet quails, even red fox·
es love the quaint zoo·kee·per. A frog jumps
tran·quil·ly off his hand-knit quilt. The o·
pen lunch box has fresh qui·no·a and ver·
dant squash. There's a sly qua·li·ty in the
joy·ful quirks of this swell qua·ker. He lays
down a plaque which says "b·b·q night". E·
mail quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog
barks con·ti·nue. Such a peaceful life.
Voilà! Funny how the single z in the text isn't used to spell "lazy".
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
i got all the way there, but i put rot13(abg rabhtu flyynoyrf va er-dhverq). nice job!
– SteveV
58 mins ago
Also if you look at rot13(gur pncvgny yrggref, vg fcryyf "YBBX NG GUR DF")
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20 mins ago
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
The answer is ...
... the well-known pangram The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. It is hidden in the text.
How?
There are suspiciously many q's in the text. If we take the letters before each q, they spell:
Every tenth syllable.
So let's look at every tenth syllable:
Long, hard work days are re·qui·red in the
job, but it won't make Or·lov quit. One quick·
ly sees he's o·ver·qua·li·fied. Kites, brown
bears, very quiet quails, even red fox·
es love the quaint zoo·kee·per. A frog jumps
tran·quil·ly off his hand-knit quilt. The o·
pen lunch box has fresh qui·no·a and ver·
dant squash. There's a sly qua·li·ty in the
joy·ful quirks of this swell qua·ker. He lays
down a plaque which says "b·b·q night". E·
mail quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog
barks con·ti·nue. Such a peaceful life.
Voilà! Funny how the single z in the text isn't used to spell "lazy".
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
i got all the way there, but i put rot13(abg rabhtu flyynoyrf va er-dhverq). nice job!
– SteveV
58 mins ago
Also if you look at rot13(gur pncvgny yrggref, vg fcryyf "YBBX NG GUR DF")
– SteveV
20 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
The answer is ...
... the well-known pangram The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. It is hidden in the text.
How?
There are suspiciously many q's in the text. If we take the letters before each q, they spell:
Every tenth syllable.
So let's look at every tenth syllable:
Long, hard work days are re·qui·red in the
job, but it won't make Or·lov quit. One quick·
ly sees he's o·ver·qua·li·fied. Kites, brown
bears, very quiet quails, even red fox·
es love the quaint zoo·kee·per. A frog jumps
tran·quil·ly off his hand-knit quilt. The o·
pen lunch box has fresh qui·no·a and ver·
dant squash. There's a sly qua·li·ty in the
joy·ful quirks of this swell qua·ker. He lays
down a plaque which says "b·b·q night". E·
mail quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog
barks con·ti·nue. Such a peaceful life.
Voilà! Funny how the single z in the text isn't used to spell "lazy".
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
i got all the way there, but i put rot13(abg rabhtu flyynoyrf va er-dhverq). nice job!
– SteveV
58 mins ago
Also if you look at rot13(gur pncvgny yrggref, vg fcryyf "YBBX NG GUR DF")
– SteveV
20 mins ago
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
up vote
2
down vote
The answer is ...
... the well-known pangram The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. It is hidden in the text.
How?
There are suspiciously many q's in the text. If we take the letters before each q, they spell:
Every tenth syllable.
So let's look at every tenth syllable:
Long, hard work days are re·qui·red in the
job, but it won't make Or·lov quit. One quick·
ly sees he's o·ver·qua·li·fied. Kites, brown
bears, very quiet quails, even red fox·
es love the quaint zoo·kee·per. A frog jumps
tran·quil·ly off his hand-knit quilt. The o·
pen lunch box has fresh qui·no·a and ver·
dant squash. There's a sly qua·li·ty in the
joy·ful quirks of this swell qua·ker. He lays
down a plaque which says "b·b·q night". E·
mail quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog
barks con·ti·nue. Such a peaceful life.
Voilà! Funny how the single z in the text isn't used to spell "lazy".
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
The answer is ...
... the well-known pangram The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. It is hidden in the text.
How?
There are suspiciously many q's in the text. If we take the letters before each q, they spell:
Every tenth syllable.
So let's look at every tenth syllable:
Long, hard work days are re·qui·red in the
job, but it won't make Or·lov quit. One quick·
ly sees he's o·ver·qua·li·fied. Kites, brown
bears, very quiet quails, even red fox·
es love the quaint zoo·kee·per. A frog jumps
tran·quil·ly off his hand-knit quilt. The o·
pen lunch box has fresh qui·no·a and ver·
dant squash. There's a sly qua·li·ty in the
joy·ful quirks of this swell qua·ker. He lays
down a plaque which says "b·b·q night". E·
mail quiets down here. Quacks, moos, roars and dog
barks con·ti·nue. Such a peaceful life.
Voilà! Funny how the single z in the text isn't used to spell "lazy".
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
answered 1 hour ago
M Oehm
33.3k1104153
33.3k1104153
i got all the way there, but i put rot13(abg rabhtu flyynoyrf va er-dhverq). nice job!
– SteveV
58 mins ago
Also if you look at rot13(gur pncvgny yrggref, vg fcryyf "YBBX NG GUR DF")
– SteveV
20 mins ago
add a comment |Â
i got all the way there, but i put rot13(abg rabhtu flyynoyrf va er-dhverq). nice job!
– SteveV
58 mins ago
Also if you look at rot13(gur pncvgny yrggref, vg fcryyf "YBBX NG GUR DF")
– SteveV
20 mins ago
i got all the way there, but i put rot13(abg rabhtu flyynoyrf va er-dhverq). nice job!
– SteveV
58 mins ago
i got all the way there, but i put rot13(abg rabhtu flyynoyrf va er-dhverq). nice job!
– SteveV
58 mins ago
Also if you look at rot13(gur pncvgny yrggref, vg fcryyf "YBBX NG GUR DF")
– SteveV
20 mins ago
Also if you look at rot13(gur pncvgny yrggref, vg fcryyf "YBBX NG GUR DF")
– SteveV
20 mins ago
add a comment |Â
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It seems, it is to do with - covering entire alphabets ( a through z)...in sentences. Such as - A quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog , I guess.
– Mea Culpa Nay
3 hours ago
@MeaCulpaNay That would definitely fit the title!
– jafe
1 hour ago