Puzzles From A Trampolining Upside Down Sheeps Bottom (PFATSB) :-)

neilep · « **Reply #140 on:** 10/07/2009 08:42:06 »

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Hmmm...no idea. I need a think!

keep thinking...it's logical.....not so cryptic....I'll leave it for a while and then maybe..if requested...give ewe a clue ok ?

No more takers ?

OK, here is the answer..I stumped ewe all but congrats to JC for getting almost there.

Each one of those words are the meanings behind the mythological God names of the planets............... MERCURY-God of Invention, VENUS- God of Love etc etc...the reason why the third one is blank is because EARTH is not named after a mythological God....see ?

Karen W. · « **Reply #141 on:** 10/07/2009 08:46:40 »

OK..I would have remained stumped!LOL...

Nice puzzle though!

Chemistry4me · « **Reply #142 on:** 10/07/2009 08:58:56 »

DOH! How did I not get that..!?!?!

RD · « **Reply #143 on:** 10/07/2009 09:37:05 »

If we're talking Roman deities, then there was an Earth god(ess)...

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Terra Mater or Tellus was a goddess personifying the Earth in Roman mythology.
The names Terra Mater and Tellus Mater both mean "Mother Earth" in Latin; Mater is an honorific title also bestowed on other goddesses.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_%28mythology%29

neilep · « **Reply #144 on:** 10/07/2009 09:45:17 »

Quote from: RD on 10/07/2009 09:37:05

If we're talking Roman deities, then there was an Earth god(ess)...

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Terra Mater or Tellus was a goddess personifying the Earth in Roman mythology.
The names Terra Mater and Tellus Mater both mean "Mother Earth" in Latin; Mater is an honorific title also bestowed on other goddesses.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_%28mythology%29

I had a feeling ewe might mention that [

], but, we genereally call the Earth..." Earth"...not Terra ! [

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Karen W. · « **Reply #145 on:** 11/07/2009 01:05:58 »

Many here refer to Mother Earth! A term or name we grew up hearing.

neilep · « **Reply #146 on:** 02/08/2009 17:38:33 »

This weeks puzzle from an Upside Down Trampolining Sheeps Bottom is as follows !

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John Chapman · « **Reply #147 on:** 02/08/2009 20:44:50 »

Is it the little used middle english word "meyouhimheritus"?

RD · « **Reply #148 on:** 02/08/2009 23:12:46 »

Pseudohypoparathyroidism has eleven ... I, you, he, she, they me, him, her, it, us & them.

neilep · « **Reply #149 on:** 03/08/2009 09:05:42 »

Quote from: John Chapman on 02/08/2009 20:44:50

Is it the little used middle english word "meyouhimheritus"?

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neilep · « **Reply #150 on:** 03/08/2009 09:08:24 »

Quote from: RD on 02/08/2009 23:12:46

Pseudohypoparathyroidism has eleven ... I, you, he, she, they me, him, her, it, us & them.

Well, I can see where ewe are coming from and yes 'Pseudohypoparathyroidism' might indeed contain the letters to create 11 pronouns but they're all jumbled up. This particular word has the pronouns right there for ewe to read in non anagram fashion !

Karen W. · « **Reply #151 on:** 03/08/2009 14:10:32 »

How about "Iyouhesheitweyouthey?"

Nope that has eight!

Karen W. · « **Reply #152 on:** 03/08/2009 14:19:04 »

"theyoumeitus?"

Herman Melville · « **Reply #153 on:** 03/08/2009 14:27:09 »

USHERS

includes:

US
SHE
HE
HER

and also

HERS

(does that count as four or five?)

Karen W. · « **Reply #154 on:** 03/08/2009 15:26:24 »

Very good Herman that makes better sense! I wonder if it is right!

Herman Melville · « **Reply #155 on:** 03/08/2009 15:30:08 »

If it is right, I will demand a prize from Neil!

neilep · « **Reply #156 on:** 03/08/2009 16:15:04 »

Quote from: Herman Melville on 03/08/2009 14:27:09

USHERS

includes:

US
SHE
HE
HER

and also

HERS

(does that count as four or five?)

EWE are correct !!

Ewe may now demand a prize !

choices are :

A 3 month subscription to "send-me-your-business-deal-emails-from Nigeria"...I will (at little cost to ewe) forward your email to a database in Nigeria where lots of people will want to do business with ewe !!..ewe will benefit from lots of new friends...praise be !

Bubblegum fun that's been kept in my freezer for a year just recently discovered when defrosting the freezer....I think it was strawberry flavour....all I know is that it's now gray....For a small fee of £100 i will send ewe this delectable choice cut of chewey fun !

Burp-In-A-Bag: Ewe take me out for a curry..I Burp-In-A-Bag...ewe get to keep the bag !

A Fart-&-A-Fan: Ewe take me out for another curry..I fart and fan the joy-mist towards ewe !

yes..yes...I am sure one of these..if not all will suffice !

Herman Melville · « **Reply #157 on:** 03/08/2009 16:23:03 »

I'll go for the bubblegum, please. The cheque's on the way to you now.

neilep · « **Reply #158 on:** 03/08/2009 16:35:58 »

Quote from: Herman Melville on 03/08/2009 16:23:03

I'll go for the bubblegum, please. The cheque's on the way to you now.

*le joy*

Upon successful clearance of your cheque I will send ewe the gum...I may chew it for a little while longer if that's Ok.

I will also complete a direct debit form for you to continue your monthly subscription to 'Chewed-Bubblgum-Monthly' where for the small fee of £300 (monthly) I will send ewe a brand new chewed gum.**

**on rare occasions....like....12 times a year ewe'll receive a polite note to go buy your own gum and chew it then send it to yourself but mark on the envelope that it's from me. This helps keep my costs down and will reduce your annual increase to only 90% instead of 100%

Herman Melville · « **Reply #159 on:** 03/08/2009 16:54:07 »

On second thoughts, I'll just go with the "glory" of getting the answer.

Please keep your gum for the winner of your next tricky puzzle, Speaking of which . . . how about it?

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