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    Quote Originally Posted by ggggtotalwarrior View Post
    I can’t see Muizer’s submission at all for some reason
    Anyone else have an issue? I don't see any problems with PostImages.

    Anyway, this can only be solved if you can figure out what TV series this is about.
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    Huh I tried reloaded several times yesterday and it wasn’t up, but it is now

    edit: Also Katie Jacobs is an executive producer whose filmography includes House btw
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    Quote Originally Posted by ggggtotalwarrior View Post
    Also Katie Jacobs is an executive producer whose filmography includes House btw
    That puts you on the right track.
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    Guess this is going nowhere. An other one.



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    Is this related to the prior one or different entirely
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    different entirely
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    "Throw in the towel"
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kilo11 View Post
    "Throw in the towel"
    Of course ...
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    Staring death in the face?
    To fight and conquer in all our battles is not supreme excellence; supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting.
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    Hah. Not quite sure how you got there, realm, but that is unfortunately not it.

    As a first hint, there is a tiny thing hidden in the prompt. It alters the end interpretation of one of the pictures in a crucial way.
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    Prompt? What you mean?

    In any case, my guess is "God will smile upon you"
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    Oh, Muizer, you have one thing right, one almost exactly right, but the third you are off on.

    And by prompt I mean the riddle above. There is something I have hidden in my post. It should help.
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    Ah.

    God wills it
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    DEUS VULT
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    It is indeed "God wills it", or as Geg put it, Deus Vult. One of the earlier catchphrases out there. Anyway, Muizer was quicker, so the floor is his.
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    And you know what that means. A difficult one



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    I know who the guy is because of NV but thats about it.
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    Who the guy is, is not important
    "Lay these words to heart, Lucilius, that you may scorn the pleasure which comes from the applause of the majority. Many men praise you; but have you any reason for being pleased with yourself, if you are a person whom the many can understand?" - Lucius Annaeus Seneca -

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    Splitting hairs?

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