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Lucky Ladders

Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 7:11 pm
by Jason Larsen
We are playing Lucky Ladders! Ok!

Lennie?

Oh, I've got one for you!

Try this:

BETTY





DRESSING

Re: Word Puzzle

Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 9:12 pm
by Jason Larsen
Nobody wants to play my Lucky Ladders game. I don't know why, but I guess I'll just carry on.

Would you like a letter below BETTY, or above DRESSING?

Re: Word Puzzle

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 1:51 pm
by Phil Reynolds
Jason Larsen wrote:Nobody wants to play my Lucky Ladders game. I don't know why
Probably because you haven't explained what we're meant to do.

Re: Word Puzzle

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 7:10 pm
by Jason Larsen
All right, Phil! Sorry for the delay!

Two phrases are linked together that we can see so far. The first phrase starts with BETTY, and the last phrase ends with DRESSING. Depending on which phrase you think you can complete correctly, you can choose a letter below BETTY, or above DRESSING. Each letter that appears is a clue which can help you to fill in the entire word. You can take a guess if you think you can completely fill in the word.

So, would you like a letter below BETTY, or above DRESSING?

Re: Word Puzzle

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 8:57 pm
by Kirk Bevins
Jason Larsen wrote:All right, Phil! Sorry for the delay!

Two phrases are linked together that we can see so far. The first phrase starts with BETTY, and the last phrase ends with DRESSING. Depending on which phrase you think you can complete correctly, you can choose a letter below BETTY, or above DRESSING. Each letter that appears is a clue which can help you to fill in the entire word. You can take a guess if you think you can completely fill in the word.

So, would you like a letter below BETTY, or above DRESSING?
What? The first phrase starts with Betty? OK - Betty went to the shops. Do I win?

Re: Word Puzzle

Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:19 pm
by Joseph Bolas
Kirk Bevins wrote:
Jason Larsen wrote:All right, Phil! Sorry for the delay!

Two phrases are linked together that we can see so far. The first phrase starts with BETTY, and the last phrase ends with DRESSING. Depending on which phrase you think you can complete correctly, you can choose a letter below BETTY, or above DRESSING. Each letter that appears is a clue which can help you to fill in the entire word. You can take a guess if you think you can completely fill in the word.

So, would you like a letter below BETTY, or above DRESSING?
What? The first phrase starts with Betty? OK - Betty went to the shops. Do I win?
I would've said Betty Ford Clinic myself.

Re: Lucky Ladders

Posted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 12:10 am
by Gavin Chipper
Betty doesn't explain this properly.