Language equation
Jan Merolant
Jan
Jan Merolant
Some more new ones:
3 = P in the C
20 F on an I
P 23 the LMS
OC is worth 25 P
31 is the AN of the EG
HST 33 P of A
34 AFM (in B)
35 M is the SS of MF
37 C on a RW
38 P (BN and SK)
C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
44 F is the L of a BC
47 D the T of C and C
49 B in the NLLD
M 53 LC to B
YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
58 F on a BCD
62 WWS (A of W and G)
68 AAC (O) held in 1996
V 69 W
71 C is the H of a CS
72 M from L (SP) to K by T
74 M is the W of A7 P
79 M by R from O to C
81 C in the TTC
82 A in the WV
S N 83 by H is known as the H
84 Y for U to O the S
87 is Q-V-S in F
The AW of the EN is 93 (approx)
94 D (MGP of the P)
95 TW by ML
96 N of OSLM for B-in F A
L of the RT is 97 M
98 HBT in DF
Jan
Jan Merolant
"Jan Merolant" <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote in
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> Some more new ones:
>
> 3 = P in the C
> 20 F on an I
> P 23 the LMS
> OC is worth 25 P
> 31 is the AN of the EG
> HST 33 P of A
> 34 AFM (in B)
> 35 M is the SS of MF
> 37 C on a RW
> 38 P (BN and SK)
> C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
> 49 B in the NLLD
> M 53 LC to B
> YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
> 58 F on a BCD
> 68 AAC (O) held in 1996
> V 69 W
> 71 C is the H of a CS
> 72 M from L (SP) to K by T
Miles from L (sp) to K by Train
> 74 M is the W of A7 P
> 79 M by R from O to C
> 82 A in the WV
> S N 83 by H is known as the H
> 84 Y for U to O the S
> 87 is Q-V-S in F
> The AW of the EN is 93 (approx)
> 94 D (MGP of the P)
> 95 TW by ML
> 96 N of OSLM for B-in F A
> L of the RT is 97 M
> 98 HBT in DF
18 P in the O a CBR
Jan
Carl G.
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> "Jan Merolant" <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote in
> message news:bejmg2$6005a$1...@ID-102081.news.dfncis.de...
> >
> > Some more new ones:
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> > 3 = P in the C
> > 20 F on an I
> > P 23 the LMS
Psalm 23 the Lord's My Shepherd
> > OC is worth 25 P
> > 31 is the AN of the EG
> > HST 33 P of A
> > 34 AFM (in B)
> > 35 M is the SS of MF
> > 37 C on a RW
> > 38 P (BN and SK)
> > C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
> > 47 D the T of C and C
> > 49 B in the NLLD
> Balls in the National Lottery L draw
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> > M 53 LC to B
> > YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
> > 58 F on a BCD
> > 68 AAC (O) held in 1996
> > V 69 W
> > 71 C is the H of a CS
> > 72 M from L (SP) to K by T
> Miles from L (sp) to K by Train
>
> > 74 M is the W of A7 P
> > 79 M by R from O to C
> > 82 A in the WV
> > S N 83 by H is known as the H
> > 84 Y for U to O the S
84 Years for Uranus to Orbit the Sun
> > 87 is Q-V-S in F
> > The AW of the EN is 93 (approx)
> > 94 D (MGP of the P)
> > 95 TW by ML
95 Theses Written by Martin Luthur
Danny Kodicek
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> "Jan Merolant" <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote in
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> > Some more new ones:
> > 20 F on an I
Faces on an Icosahedron
> > OC is worth 25 P
One Cent is worthe 25 Pesos?
> > 31 is the AN of the EG
31 is the Atomic Number of the Element Gallium
> > 49 B in the NLLD
> Balls in the National Lottery L draw
National Lottery Lotto (or possibly Live)
> > The AW of the EN is 93 (approx)
The Atomic Weight of the Element Niobium
Danny
Gareth Owen
> > > 20 F on an I
> Faces on an Icosahedron
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> > > OC is worth 25 P
> One Cent is worthe 25 Pesos?
One Crown is worth 25 pence
(A crown is an obsolete British coin worth 5 shillings [i.e. 25 new pence])
--
Gareth Owen
There is no music in space.
Carl G.
"Jan Merolant" <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote in message
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> Some more new ones:
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58 Faces on a Brilliant Cut Diamond
Carl G.
Alan Morgan
Jan Merolant <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote:
>87 is Q-V-S in F
87 is Quatre Vingt Sept in French
Alan
--
Defendit numerus
Bob Harris
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> 87 is Quatre Vingt Sept in French
May as well add this one:
87 was F S and S according to L
Reinhold Friedrich Burger
On Fri, 11 Jul 2003, Jan Merolant wrote:
> "Jan Merolant" <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote in
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> > Some more new ones:
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> > 98 HBT in DF
98 = human body temperature in degrees Fahrenheit.
(Actually, 98.6, if I remember correctly.)
Reinhold
Reinhold Friedrich Burger
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87 was four score and seven according to Lincoln
Reinhold
BeeD...@webtv.net
>3 = P in the C
20 F on an I
=20 faces on an Icosabedron
P 23 the LMS
=Psalm 23 the Lord's my shepherd
OC is worth 25 P
=One crown is worth 25 pennies
31 is the AN of the EG
=31 is the Atomic Number of the Element Gallium
>HST 33 P of A
>34 AFM (in B)
>35 M is the SS of MF
>37 C on a RW
>38 P (BN and SK)
>C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
44 F is the L of a BC
=44 feet is the length of a badminton court
47 D the T of C and C
=47 degrees between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn
49 B in the NLLD
=49 balls in the National Lottery Ltd. Draw
>M 53 LC to B
>YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
58 F on a BCD
=58 facets on a brilliant cut diamond
62 WWS (A of W and G)
=62 West Wallaby Street (Address of Wallace and Grommit)
>68 AAC (O) held in 1996
>V 69 W
71 C is the H of a CS
=71 centimeters is the height of a cricket stump
>72 M from L (SP) to K by T
>74 M is the W of A7 P
>79 M by R from O to C
81 C in the TTC
=81 chapters in the Tao Te Ching
>82 A in the WV
>S N 83 by H is known as the H
84 Y for U to O the S
=84 years for Uranus to orbit the sun
87 is Q-V-S in F
=87 is Quatré-Vingt-Sept in French
The AW of the EN is 93 (approx)
=the Atomic weight of the Element Nobium is 93 (approx)
>94 D (MGP of the P)
95 TW by ML
=95 thesis written by Martin Luther
>96 N of OSLM for B-in F A
>L of the RT is 97 M
98 HBT in DF
=98 Human Body Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit
Phil Carmody
>> > 72 M from L (SP) to K by T
>> Miles from L (sp) to K by Train
London (St. Pancras) ?
Phil
Jan Merolant
> HST 33 P of A
> 34 AFM (in B)
> 35 M is the SS of MF
> 37 C on a RW
> 38 P (BN and SK)
> C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
> M 53 LC to B
> YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
> 68 AAC (O) held in 1996
> V 69 W
> 74 M is the W of A7 P
> 79 M by R from O to C
> 82 A in the WV
> S N 83 by H is known as the H
> 94 D (MGP of the P)
> 96 N of OSLM for B-in F A
> L of the RT is 97 M
Jan
Stephan Bird
thefatphi...@yahoo.co.uk says...
Kettering? (Trying desperately to think what else is on that line..)
Stephan
--
Stephan Bird MChem(Hons) AMRSC
Stephan...@Mad.Scientist.ComREMOVE
BeeD...@webtv.net
in the US.
37 C on a RW
37 chances on a roulette wheel
???
or colors? hmmm.
Diana
(won't get much sleep until this is solve lol)
James Morse
> Thank you all, a few more to go.
>
>
> > HST 33 P of A
Harry S Truman, 33 President of America
> > 34 AFM (in B)
> > 35 M is the SS of MF
> > 37 C on a RW
> > 38 P (BN and SK)
38 Parallel (Both North and South Korea)?
> > C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
> > M 53 LC to B
> > YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
> > 68 AAC (O) held in 1996
68 (points?) Australia Collected (Olympics) held in 1996???
> > V 69 W
> > 74 M is the W of A7 P
> > 79 M by R from O to C
79 miles by rail from?
> > 82 A in the WV
> > S N 83 by H is known as the H
Symphony Number 83 by Haydn is known as the Hen
> > 94 D (MGP of the P)
> > 96 N of OSLM for B-in F A
> > L of the RT is 97 M
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Length of the RT? is 97 Meters
>
> Jan
How about:
11 T in the ACC (with VT and M)
David Brain
<use...@gwowen.freeserve.co.uk> wrote:
>> > > OC is worth 25 P
>> One Cent is worthe 25 Pesos?
>
>One Crown is worth 25 pence
>(A crown is an obsolete British coin worth 5 shillings [i.e. 25 new pence])
It's not obsolete at all. It's still perfectly valid legal tender.
It's just that they are only generally issued for special occasion (I
think one was issued for the Queen's Golden Jubilee in 2002.)
--
David Brain
London, UK
Jan Merolant
> > > 79 M by R from O to C
79 miles by rail from Oxford to Cambridge?
> How about:
>
> 11 T in the ACC (with VT and M)
Dunno..
Jan
Victor Schnapt_
Me either, not being a sports fan, but how many teams are in the Atlantic Coast
Conference (Basketball?)
Alan Morgan
9. Unless you count Virginia Tech and Miami in which case there are... um....
Alan
--
Defendit numerus
Peter Smyth
> > > > 79 M by R from O to C
>
> 79 miles by rail from Oxford to Cambridge?
Not any more. The line from Oxford to Cambridge closed about 30 years ago
although it might have been about the right distance.
Oxford to Cheltenham is 78 miles.
> C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
Class 43 locomotive (High Speed Train or Inter-City 125)
Peter Smyth
centno...@hotmail.com
Minutes rather than miles, perhaps? (In the Victorian era.)
EDEB.
Philip Carter
<deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> writes
>> How about:
32 P on the LE
Philip Carter
Visit: The Enigmatic World of Philip Carter
http://www.knowl.demon.co.uk
Richard Rundle
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> In news:beus5h$8msnt$1...@ID-102081.news.uni-berlin.de, Jan Merolant typed:
> > > > > 79 M by R from O to C
> >
> > 79 miles by rail from Oxford to Cambridge?
>
> Not any more. The line from Oxford to Cambridge closed about 30 years ago
> although it might have been about the right distance.
>
How about Miles by Road then ?
--
Richard
Jan Merolant
> > > L of the RT is 97 M
Length of the River Thames is 97 Miles?
Jan
David Greenlees
centno...@hotmail.com says...
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David Greenlees
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Marc Pauly
> 72 M from L (SP) to K by T
Hmm, only if some recent earthquake has shifted Kiev north by several
hundred miles.
David Brown :o)
Terry O'Brien
> > > > L of the RT is 97 M
> Length of the River Thames is 97 Miles??
Non tidal navigable length of the River Thames (Lechlade to Teddington) is
125 Miles. There is a further tidal section of 25 miles to the Thames
Barrier at Greenwich. Where the estuary stops and the North Sea begins is
moot, but maybe 10-20 more miles. Above Lechlade there is at least 15 miles
or more or less un-navigable (except by canoe).
Or to put it another way, No!
David Brown :o)
anyway, how about another river?
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Alan Waldock
"David Brown :o)" <ne...@parkcourt.co.uk> wrote in message
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According to Google, the River Tweed is 97 miles long.
-- Alan
The hotmail address in the header will find me only with about 40%
probability. Much better would be to use the same name at comcast.net;
you'll just need to converse with my spam interceptor first if we haven't
corresponded before.
Martin DeMello
What search criteria did you use?
martin
Alan Waldock
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I typed (note the quotes):
river "97 miles long"
The third match is the Tweed.
John Smith
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> "Jan Merolant" <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote in
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> > "Jan Merolant" <deletethefirst23s...@home.nl> wrote in
> > message news:bejmg2$6005a$1...@ID-102081.news.dfncis.de...
> > >
> > > Some more new ones:
> > >
> > > 3 = P in the C
> > > 20 F on an I
> > > P 23 the LMS
>
> Psalm 23 the Lord's My Shepherd
>
> > > OC is worth 25 P
> > > 31 is the AN of the EG
> > > HST 33 P of A
> > > 34 AFM (in B)
> > > 35 M is the SS of MF
> > > 37 C on a RW
> > > 38 P (BN and SK)
> > > C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
> > > 47 D the T of C and C
> > > 49 B in the NLLD
> > Balls in the National Lottery L draw
> >
> > > M 53 LC to B
> > > YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
> > > 58 F on a BCD
> > > 68 AAC (O) held in 1996
> > > V 69 W
> > > 71 C is the H of a CS
> > > 72 M from L (SP) to K by T
> > Miles from L (sp) to K by Train
> >
> > > 74 M is the W of A7 P
> > > 79 M by R from O to C
> > > 82 A in the WV
> > > S N 83 by H is known as the H
> > > 84 Y for U to O the S
>
> 84 Years for Uranus to Orbit the Sun
>
> > > 87 is Q-V-S in F
> > > The AW of the EN is 93 (approx)
> > > 94 D (MGP of the P)
> > > 95 TW by ML
>
> 95 Theses Written by Martin Luthur
>
> > > 96 N of OSLM for B-in F A
> > > L of the RT is 97 M
> > > 98 HBT in DF
> > 18 P in the O a CBR
> >
> > Jan
> >
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Alan Waldock
> > > > 79 M by R from O to C
Miles from Oxford to Cambridge by road
> > > > 87 is Q-V-S in F
Quatre-vingt sept in French
> > > 18 P in the O a CBR
People/participants/prats in the Oxford and Cambridge boat race
> > > Jan
Nick Wedd
<Use....@Address.For.Replies> writes
You can get a narrowboat a couple of miles upstream from Lechlade, to
the point where the derelict Thames and Severn Canal starts.
Nick
--
Nick Wedd ni...@maproom.co.uk
henh...@gmail.com
On Saturday, July 19, 2003 at 7:59:48 PM UTC-7, Alan Waldock wrote:
> > > > > 31 is the AN of the EG
> The atomic number of the element Gallium
> > > > > 79 M by R from O to C
> Miles from Oxford to Cambridge by road
> > > > > 87 is Q-V-S in F
> Quatre-vingt sept in French
> > > > 18 P in the O a CBR
> People/participants/prats in the Oxford and Cambridge boat race
> > > > Jan
> -- Alan
3 = P_ _ _ _ _ _ in the C _ _ _ _ _ _
Some more new ones:
3 = P in the C
20 F on an I
P 23 the LMS
Edward Murphy
>
> On Saturday, July 19, 2003 at 7:59:48 PM UTC-7, Alan Waldock wrote:
>>>>>> 31 is the AN of the EG
>> The atomic number of the element Gallium
>>>>>> 79 M by R from O to C
>> Miles from Oxford to Cambridge by road
>
>>>>>> 87 is Q-V-S in F
>> Quatre-vingt sept in French
>
>>>>> 18 P in the O a CBR
>> People/participants/prats in the Oxford and Cambridge boat race
>>>>> Jan
>> -- Alan
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> Jan Merolant 's 1st Post :
>
> 3 = P_ _ _ _ _ _ in the C _ _ _ _ _ _
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> Some more new ones:
> 3 = P in the C
uggcf://jjj.dhben.pbz/Jung-qbrf-vg-zrna-gb-chg-guerr-craavrf-va-gur-pbearef-bs-n-ubhfr
> 20 F on an I
> P 23 the LMS
No idea about this one.
> The 3 ball is Punainen (red) in the .....................
Richard Heathfield
> On 7/30/2022 1:24 PM, henh...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>
>> 20 F on an I
>
> sergf ba na Vonarm (thvgne)
>
>> P 23 the LMS
>
> No idea about this one.
death, I will fear no evil.
--
Richard Heathfield
Email: rjh at cpax dot org dot uk
"Usenet is a strange place" - dmr 29 July 1999
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Edward Murphy
> On 31/07/2022 8:31 pm, Edward Murphy wrote:
>> On 7/30/2022 1:24 PM, henh...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>
>>
>>> 20 F on an I
>>
>> sergf ba na Vonarm (thvgne)
>>
>>> P 23 the LMS
>>
>> No idea about this one.
>
> Clue: Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I
> will fear no evil.
Cfnyz 23: gur Ybeq vf zl furcureq
Gareth Taylor
My I has 24 F! This one is surely more Platonic than pentatonic.
Gareth
henh...@gmail.com
V 69 W ----------------- what's this ?
Some more new ones:
3 = P in the C
20 F on an I
P 23 the LMS
34 AFM (in B)
35 M is the SS of MF
37 C on a RW
38 P (BN and SK)
C 43 L (HST or IC 125)
49 B in the NLLD
YL by TH, B 56 NO (1957)
58 F on a BCD
V 69 W
71 C is the H of a CS
72 M from L (SP) to K by T
S N 83 by H is known as the H
84 Y for U to O the S
The AW of the EN is 93 (approx) ----------- i almost get this one
94 D (MGP of the P)
95 TW by ML
98 HBT in DF