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1. 19 Sep 2009 09:42
Baldur	This new thread is for people who want to post their answers to the Radio Baldur challenges before the deadline. That way you can have the glory of being the first to solve them correctly and still not give the answers away for those still playing the game
2. 19 Sep 2009 18:45
sheftali52	Good idea, Baldur!
3. 19 Sep 2009 21:24
belladonnis	Ok I got 31 words, hope that atleast 25 are the ones you are looking for. LINEAGE HEARSE DESPITE BARIUM HERON SURREAL EATERY PAINED VALIANT DINGES CAVEMA N ANTEDATE BREATHS QUELL RESTED BRUSHING POTTY CHIANTI RELIANT CALCIFY HARPIST HERMI T REALIGN BEANERY CALCED ESSAY PITEOUS PLUSHER NICHE HORSEMAN IGNEOUS
4. 19 Sep 2009 21:45
sheftali52	Came up with 25: EATERY LINEAGE CALCIFY HORSEMAN IGNEOUS ANTIQUE SURPLUS VALIUM BRUSHING REALTY B ARON ESSAY ANTEDATE RELIANT THESPIAN OUSTED HERMIT CAVED BREADING RESPITE HARPIST BE ANPOT CHIDES HELL ARSENIC I think the trick was to use each fragment just once.
5. 20 Sep 2009 18:58
Normal	What I did to use 'em all up: ANTEDATE ANTIQUE ARSENIC BARON BEANERY BREADING BRUSHING CALCEOUS CAVEAT CHIDES EDIFY ESSAY HARPIST HELL HERMIT HORSEMAN LINEAGE PITEOUS POTTED REALTY RELIANT RESIGN SURPLUS THESPIAN VALIUM Some I really, really wanted (especially since I was sure ANTIQUE must be a red herring!) were: BARREL BRUSQUE CALCIFY CHILL CHIANTI HEED HERON CAVEMAN SURREAL TEDIUM VALIANT. Alas, too many spare parts.
6. 20 Sep 2009 19:01
Normal	Wow! I love OUSTED and IGNEOUS. (EOUS was my greatest problem.)
7. 21 Sep 2009 14:08
Baldur	Here is Baldur's official answer list: CAV EAT IGN EOUS CHI ANTI ANTE DATE LINE AGE THES PIAN SUR PLUS REAL TY HAR PIST ES SAY HER MIT ARSE NIC HE LL RES PITE OUS TED DES POT BRUS QUE HUNG ED CALC IFY VAL IUM REL IANT BAR ON HORS EMAN BEAN ERY BREA DING The words that Baldur expected to throw everyone into a tizzy were: IGNEOUS BRUSQUE and CHIANTI Remember that marg rocked the first round of this game, solving it in barely a half hour. This round needed to be far more devious. What is sometimes hard to judge is the regional use of words. I was hoping for a list that would be at least recognizable in the English speaking parts of the world, but much of that is guesswork. There are words that anyone in Primrose would know such as: QUAHOG and CLAMCAKE that might confound just about the rest of the world. It would be unfair to use such words. Perhaps BEANERY is too regional a Northeastern US word as well.
8. 21 Sep 2009 14:20
Baldur	Just for the record Baldur hates the word EATERY also. To me the word conjures up images of institutional food shoveled onto your plate. BRUSQUE is a great old word that marg eliminated early on from her list of contenders, that may have been her downfall CHIDES appeared in sheftali's list was an intentional trap that Baldur set hoping that someone would use to tie up the DES fragment. In my mind the puzzle couldn't be solved if that word was created. shelftali proved me wrong and danced around the obstacle.
9. 21 Sep 2009 14:27
Baldur	Tomorrow I will copy the answers over to Radio Baldur
10. 21 Sep 2009 18:55
sheftali52	After much contemplation, Sheftali offers a possible solution to the latest word arrangement puzzle: OLD MAN AGE MARK DOWN HOME RUN SPACE TUNE OUT WARD OFF BEAT UP FRONT SI DE BOARD ROOM SERVICE CALL BOX CAR POOL GAME POINT BLANK PAGE BOY SCOUT SHOW GIR L TIME WARP DRIVE BY LINE DANCE FLOOR MODEL TOY HOUSE CAT NAP KIN SHIP SLIP CAS E BOOK Probably not "the" solution, but plausible, I think. At any rate, it was a lot of fun!!
11. 21 Sep 2009 18:59
Baldur	ooops in #7 there is a typo it should read HING ED
12. 21 Sep 2009 19:02
sheftali52	btw, in post #7, HUNGED is an answer to the last puzzle? Hmmm.....
13. 21 Sep 2009 19:03
sheftali52	How funny, Baldur, that my comment came right after you posted the correction! LOL
14. 21 Sep 2009 19:08
Baldur	Sheftali you have made good progress but indeed it differs somewhat from my answer. There are many pairings that are different than mine but still valid, but there are 4 pairings that I don't readily accept namely: SPACE TUNE SCOUT SHOW SHIP SLIP BOOK OLD I guess SCOUT SHOW could refer to an exposition of junior woodsmen but it's hardly a commonly heard phrase. Also BOOK would need to precede OLD when linked back to the top of the list, making it BOOK OLD. That just doesn't work
15. 21 Sep 2009 19:09
Baldur	Twisted minds think alike.
16. 21 Sep 2009 19:11
sheftali52	Okay, then, Sheftali slinks away with tail between legs for another look.
17. 21 Sep 2009 19:16
Baldur	One would question where the tail came from, but indeed Baldur has his own questionable periphera (+18 points). Every morning I must tap each side of my forehead with a mallet lest my horns start protruding again.
18. 22 Sep 2009 18:34
sheftali52	I see others have not posted the answer to the latest puzzle yet. Whew--that makes Sheftali feel a bit better, as she has not resolved the disconnects in the puzzle. I'll stare at it a bit later, with hopes of new revelations.
19. 22 Sep 2009 21:30
Ash12	AAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!! AGE OLD MAN ROOM SERVICE CALL GIRL SCOUT OUT RUN UP WAR D OFF BEAT DOWN HOME BOY TOY BOX CAR POOL HOUSE CAT NAP KIN SHIP MODEL CASE PO INT BLANK PAGE BOARD GAME BOOK MARK TIME WARP DRIVE BY LINE DANCE SHOW TUNE SPAC E then return to the top space age? Ok I know its not right but am I close?!? AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
20. 22 Sep 2009 21:34
belladonnis	I posted my answers under ash's username DUH!

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