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The Orb in Luna...
- Thread starter Laeglis
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Andrey the Killer
Wanderer
Re: The Orb in Luna...
no one ever said it makes sense. psz said it has a definite answer (and that he was close to it before Asayre told him it) but no one said it makes sense lol
no one ever said it makes sense. psz said it has a definite answer (and that he was close to it before Asayre told him it) but no one said it makes sense lol
Andrey the Killer
Wanderer
Re: The Orb in Luna...
i bet he lied
i bet he lied
Nottheking
Lord
Re: The Orb in Luna...
Darn, for a moment there I thought we were talking on the "prize" for the orb, and my mouth was starting to water. Way to go for getting my hopes up.roly;300612 said:
repiovesana
Sorceror
Re: The Orb in Luna...
From what I know: Yes, symphonies are composed in many parts, but not neccessarily (did I spell it right?) five parts. But I'm not 100% sure of this, I'm more of a rock n' roll musician.
btw... I've just read jrhater's new sig... loved it =D
Llark313;300715 said:
From what I know: Yes, symphonies are composed in many parts, but not neccessarily (did I spell it right?) five parts. But I'm not 100% sure of this, I'm more of a rock n' roll musician.
btw... I've just read jrhater's new sig... loved it =D
Re: The Orb in Luna...
Classical symphonies typically consist of four movements. There can be ones with five movements but probably they would have to be counted as a little extraordinary then.
Beethoven's Sixth, for instance, has five main movements, whilst all his other symphonies have four.
Classical symphonies typically consist of four movements. There can be ones with five movements but probably they would have to be counted as a little extraordinary then.
Beethoven's Sixth, for instance, has five main movements, whilst all his other symphonies have four.
psz
Administrator
Re: The Orb in Luna...
A movement is accomplished in six stages
And the seventh brings return.
The seven is the number of the young light
It forms when darkness is increased by one.
Change returns success
Going and coming without error.
Action brings good fortune.
Sunset.
Sorry, felt like some Pink Floyd :-P
A movement is accomplished in six stages
And the seventh brings return.
The seven is the number of the young light
It forms when darkness is increased by one.
Change returns success
Going and coming without error.
Action brings good fortune.
Sunset.
Sorry, felt like some Pink Floyd :-P
DarkSaionji
Sorceror
Re: The Orb in Luna...
So, this must be my 20th attempt at this damned thing and this time I got the first line out to be "u" and the last one out to be "omeg" or "omga" Sooo I don't know. Anyway, I tried doing the bloody thing in latin and greek.. Maybe that will help someone, who knows. Was thinking maybe the first was latin, second japanese, and last greek >.> I give up, up to y'all now.
---Sirros the Failure
So, this must be my 20th attempt at this damned thing and this time I got the first line out to be "u" and the last one out to be "omeg" or "omga" Sooo I don't know. Anyway, I tried doing the bloody thing in latin and greek.. Maybe that will help someone, who knows. Was thinking maybe the first was latin, second japanese, and last greek >.> I give up, up to y'all now.
---Sirros the Failure
shiftydaclown
Sorceror
Re: The Orb in Luna...
me an a friend got REALLY far with this riddle
we got the question down perfect there is nothing else the question could be
but the answer is what is missing =/
how we got the answer was sooo stupid it was sooo easy just how the hell can we get an answer from a question like that
me an a friend got REALLY far with this riddle
we got the question down perfect there is nothing else the question could be
but the answer is what is missing =/
how we got the answer was sooo stupid it was sooo easy just how the hell can we get an answer from a question like that