Love, death and sea creatures
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A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
Looking for a first name.
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A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
Looking for a first name.
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jafejafe
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$begingroup$
A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
Looking for a first name.
riddle rhyme
asked 1 hour ago
jafejafe
18.5k352179
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A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
Looking for a first name.
riddle rhyme
riddle rhyme
asked 1 hour ago
jafejafe
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asked 1 hour ago
jafejafe
18.5k352179
asked 1 hour ago
jafejafe
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Leonardo
A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
Leonardo, the teenage mutant ninja turtle, who fights crime in the sewers of New York.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Leonardo da Vinci, known for 'The Last Supper' (Jesus the shepherd) and 'Mona Lisa'.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Leonardo DiCaprio who dies after the Titanic hits the iceberg, while Kate Winslet survives.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
The infinite sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, ... is known as Fibonacci sequence after Leonardo Bonacci.
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We can decode this to give
Leonardo
A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
Leonardo, the teenage mutant ninja turtle, who fights crime in the sewers of New York.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Leonardo da Vinci, known for 'The Last Supper' (Jesus the shepherd) and 'Mona Lisa'.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Leonardo DiCaprio who dies after the Titanic hits the iceberg, while Kate Winslet survives.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
The infinite sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, ... is known as Fibonacci sequence after Leonardo Bonacci.
answered 57 mins ago
TomTom
30.9k3105179
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$begingroup$
We can decode this to give
Leonardo
A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
Leonardo, the teenage mutant ninja turtle, who fights crime in the sewers of New York.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Leonardo da Vinci, known for 'The Last Supper' (Jesus the shepherd) and 'Mona Lisa'.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Leonardo DiCaprio who dies after the Titanic hits the iceberg, while Kate Winslet survives.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
The infinite sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, ... is known as Fibonacci sequence after Leonardo Bonacci.
answered 57 mins ago
TomTom
30.9k3105179
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$begingroup$
We can decode this to give
Leonardo
A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
Leonardo, the teenage mutant ninja turtle, who fights crime in the sewers of New York.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Leonardo da Vinci, known for 'The Last Supper' (Jesus the shepherd) and 'Mona Lisa'.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Leonardo DiCaprio who dies after the Titanic hits the iceberg, while Kate Winslet survives.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
The infinite sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, ... is known as Fibonacci sequence after Leonardo Bonacci.
answered 57 mins ago
TomTom
30.9k3105179
$endgroup$
We can decode this to give
Leonardo
A creature of the sea fights crime beneath a city's street.
Leonardo, the teenage mutant ninja turtle, who fights crime in the sewers of New York.
A shepherd has his final meal, a woman's smile is sweet.
Leonardo da Vinci, known for 'The Last Supper' (Jesus the shepherd) and 'Mona Lisa'.
Two people fall in love, an icy death half of them meet.
Leonardo DiCaprio who dies after the Titanic hits the iceberg, while Kate Winslet survives.
Two ones, a two, a three, a line that never is complete.
The infinite sequence: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, ... is known as Fibonacci sequence after Leonardo Bonacci.
answered 57 mins ago
TomTom
30.9k3105179
answered 57 mins ago
TomTom
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