Staff Litter Discussion Thread

[Elliad.]

The name Yakone means Red Aurora. Could that be significant?

[Metallic Dragon]

Whew, that word puzzle one is killing me. It has something to do with a June outcome, I'm sure, but I'd really like to figure out the whole thing. Metallic, couldn't you capitalize every first word of a sentence? That would make it a bit easier to solve.

If it takes too long i will, but the solution to the riddle will make my dog obvious so i don't want it to be too easy

[Elliad.]

Whew, that word puzzle one is killing me. It has something to do with a June outcome, I'm sure, but I'd really like to figure out the whole thing. Metallic, couldn't you capitalize every first word of a sentence? That would make it a bit easier to solve.

If it takes too long i will, but the solution to the riddle will make my dog obvious so i don't want it to be too easy

I'm going to work it out. ^-^

[Flatterina]

Whew, that word puzzle one is killing me. It has something to do with a June outcome, I'm sure, but I'd really like to figure out the whole thing. Metallic, couldn't you capitalize every first word of a sentence? That would make it a bit easier to solve.

If it takes too long i will, but the solution to the riddle will make my dog obvious so i don't want it to be too easy

I'm going to work it out. ^-^

Okay, I'll keep trying too!
The first sentence has to be "Riddle me this", because I can't think of anything else beginning with Riddle.
Good luck is also a combination, as well as Inspire me, I think.
Feel free to correct me.

[Elliad.]

I'm going to work it out. ^-^

Okay, I'll keep trying too!
The first sentence has to be "Riddle me this", because I can't think of anything else beginning with Riddle.
Good luck is also a combination, as well as Inspire me, I think.
Feel free to correct me.

Yes, I also got that.

[acatalepsy]

Here's the stuff I got. Take with grain of salt

"Good luck” ” You'll need it."
"Everything you seek is here in the riddle "
"my (riddle)/(outcome)??? this year has something in common with a” “came out in June.” “It is deliberate but it didn't inspire me.” or “my ___ has something in common with a June outcome this year”
"can you find it."

[Flatterina]

Here's the stuff I got. Take with grain of salt

"Good luck” ” You'll need it."
"Everything you seek is here in the riddle "
"my (riddle)/(outcome)??? this year has something in common with a” “came out in June.” “It is deliberate but it didn't inspire me.” or “my ___ has something in common with a June outcome this year”
"can you find it."

Riddle is the very first word.

[Templepaw15]

Really love the colors of this years staff litter!!

[Iridescentdawn]

Well, the sacrifices are over

@MetallicDragon
The words have to be put in order, right? It's not something like, um... take the third letter of each word across the diagonal starting from the bottom left pet, right?

[Elliad.]

I'm going to work it out. ^-^

Okay, I'll keep trying too!
The first sentence has to be "Riddle me this", because I can't think of anything else beginning with Riddle.
Good luck is also a combination, as well as Inspire me, I think.
Feel free to correct me.

Here's the stuff I got. Take with grain of salt

"Good luck” ” You'll need it."
"Everything you seek is here in the riddle "
"my (riddle)/(outcome)??? this year has something in common with a” “came out in June.” “It is deliberate but it didn't inspire me.” or “my ___ has something in common with a June outcome this year”
"can you find it."

Yours both contradict each other.

Correcting one:
It is deliberate but didn’t inspire me.

There was not enough 'it' s to make the previous statement.