From: Tieka (cmhuston_at_mts.net)
Date: Fri Apr 19 2002 - 16:01:07 PDT
on 4/19/02 2:37 PM, Alan Riddell at pkpeekee_at_hotmail.com wrote: > Everybody knows (well at least all those who know enough to not know > sufficiently little about such things) that all the royal family are > numbers. For instance their son the Prince is the number 20. However not > all numbers are in the royal family for instance the number 13 could never > be allowed into the royal family. > After fiddling with my sealing wax and string, I decided that this rule is indeed VALID. The first rule specifies only two Royals "in this land." Such a sad state of affairs as it is now apparant that the Prince is exiled. Could he possible have run off with the number 13? At least we now have 2 more numbers to deal with. +1 for continuing the story, +1 for the logical puzzler at the begining, and -1 for bad punctuation and inconsistant capitilazation for a total of +1 Tieka -- Rule Date: 2002-04-19 23:02:08 GMT
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