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    Rio Rio Rioyo
    Last edited by billl; 09-08-2011 at 02:44 AM. Reason: some info made it maybe too easy, since I'm giving another, better BONUS CLUE right after it.

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    BONUS CLUE

    Some of the more arresting ideas of Arthur Koestler and Carl Jung inhabited the precincts of this riddle's production.

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    Rather than albums of possible suspicious persons, they produced albums with possibly suspicious titles.

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    Line 1 - Alice Cooper??

    Line 2 - Aaron Copeland??

    But as for the rest - ?? something to do with Humbert Humbert??

    I think you've done it, billl - produced one that has stumped us all!

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    Quote Originally Posted by billl View Post
    Here's a riddle disguised as a terrible poem.

    Names found in when school is out
    Spring in the eastern mountains
    And the bad side of honey
    Make which force repel law's flout?


    There's something Michaely Jacksonish in there perhaps?

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    kasie is right both times! (line one and line two are correct)

    Mick is definitely on the beat! (correct time frame)


    EDIT: (Alice Cooper is not right, but I had Alice Cooper in mind... The clue there, again, is "...when school is out...")
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    The bad side of honey are bees right?
    Do, or do not. There is no try. - Yoda


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    It's The Police.

    Summer is when school's out - Andy Summers.
    Kasie got Copeland - Stewart being the drummer.
    And the bad side of honey will be the Sting.

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    That's right.

    Took a while, but I noticed some people were gone for a while...

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    A pro. xf abf ryd.p bam. ,rgne om.nn ao o,..yv

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    Would y'all like a clue?

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    I've just been taking my sweet time, trying out substitutions now and then. Perfectly content, no complaints here. Though, I guess I wouldn't mind knowing if it weren't a substitution cipher.

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    Quote Originally Posted by billl View Post
    I've just been taking my sweet time, trying out substitutions now and then. Perfectly content, no complaints here. Though, I guess I wouldn't mind knowing if it weren't a substitution cipher.

    It is, yeah. Well, if I understand what a substitution cipher is. If it means, you can replace one character with another character, you just have to work out the mapping - then, yes, that's exactly what it is.
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    A clue....

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    thoughts so far.

    Thanks for the clue, is it ;-

    "Ah allus thought it wor a bloody long way t' go forra loaf o' bread."

    I am also working on the letter R being substituted for J as in Dvorak.

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