Puzzlebrains

Scurra wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 30, 2023 8:27 pm

Insert comment about how this is true of every puzzle ever.

Did you try this one as well? Or have come across the technique? What did/do you think?
I like it as a pretty secure cipher with a simple method, that can be embelished in many ways.

Yay finally! Well done!
But once you had the method sorted out, it really was a lot simpler than you made it at first, wasn't it Lumpybum?

Now I am stuck with yawl and y'all

Aha. My buttocks would be scarred and blistered then.

But then the PPE required due to the asbestos renders Jack less nimble and quick, so the chances of achieving the task are greatly reduced. I don't know why it would be good to try it anyway.

Please go on

J B N, J B Q, J J O T C

Do you really need any more specific instructions?

Jack of all trades, Master of none

Yes it is. And no, you're not.
I can't stop thinking there must be some merit in the rhyme of all yawl, but there's no way I can bend it to shape, so I should stop thinking that. But I can't.

Ohhh, that's quite a convolution!

So please set another

You know you know. If you swapped the word order it'd be the same as the spectral boxer, underfed though he might be.

Yes, that old mariner is pretty ancient. Spill the beans and go ahead with the next one then

Nobody is thirsty then?

Ghostly chicken (6,7)

(This one is maybe more suitable for Suvvern vahl manglaz than those as wot tork proppa)

Probably Novak has a similar thought about Carlos

(It's a line from a poem, rather than strictly a common saying)

Aye, a hot knife is her go to choice for a butter cutter. On ye go

A hot knife (6,6)