Was; I not done, chopping, back some brush with my mitten; when I heard an angel say "You're; not going to see; much here."
"Why won't, I see much?" I, said. "I; want to see something now!"
"My; aren't we in a rush?"; she, replied.
"Shouldn't; I be? It's my way;", said I.
"Oh yes; it is. I forgot you were Mr, X" she said.
Do you think the angel flew away with, X?
There's something very strange about the punctuation... ...can that be a clue to solving this puzzle?
ReplyDeleteNot a clue...any more hints?
ReplyDeleteum.. the thing says that every semicolon you encounter take away the character three spaces before it, and with every comma take away the character 3 spaces after, spaces counted. But still, I don't get this.
ReplyDeleteWas chopping when I heard an angel say...
ReplyDeletecould be the start
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ReplyDeleteYou take all the character that are removed and it makes the answer.
ReplyDeleteExample: W is 3 characters before the semicolon and H is 3 characters behind the comma, counting the space and so forth and so on.
Solution:WHAT’S A “HENWAY”?
Answer to question:
Its an old joke. Used by the Marx Brothers, among others
Freind: What's a henway?
You: A hen weighs about 4 to 6 pounds