MotherFish
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Is it normally considered a "nuisance" in threads on RC?
I Spy 2 -- Refined Rules
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israelnajar
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I have seen three threads about them and 2 of them were concidered a nuisance so I say 66% of the time.
MotherFish
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Interesting.... Does it move by flagella?
israelnajar
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No
For those that might not know. movement by flagella, think human sperm.
MotherFish
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I'm gonna have to crash now... but I leave everyone with one last Q&A...
Does it move by cilia?
Does it move by cilia?
israelnajar
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No.
Another hint?
israelnajar
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<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14167309#post14167309 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by buccard
I have to log off so I am going to take a stab at it....
Asterina star
Sorry but no.
israelnajar
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Yes it has 2. But they aren't really considered shells.
Another hint.
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israelnajar
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Is that your official answer? If so you need to post a picture with your answer. But before you make it official you might want to reread all the questions.
israelnajar
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I am off to bed as well. I will check in, in about 8 or 9 hours and review all the guess at that time.
Whys
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Look'n good guys. Glad to see the thread can mostly stand on its own, and THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, for keeping to YES/NO questions. It's the easiest mistake to make for players and riddlers alike.
I have to admit Token, I never would have expected anyone to get that! I guess that shows just what I noob I am.
So I'm thinking there may be a way to give the players a sense of how specific you're trying to be. Token, for example, stated he was seeking the genus and species. That is very helpful information and can make all the difference in a win. Is there a good description for the less specific names, such as just stomatella snail, for example? Would could come up with 3 levels of specificness, with genus and species being the most specific, then things like snail, crustacean, anemone, being the least specific, and then emerald crab and sebae would fall inbetween?
I'll probably want to go ahead and rebuild this thread soon with an I Spy 3 and further rule refinements, so please give your feed back on how well the currents rules are working and how they could be improved.
Thanks again for adhering to the rules. I'll adjust the scores shortly and provide a recap of the current riddle if no one else does in the next couple hours.
I have to admit Token, I never would have expected anyone to get that! I guess that shows just what I noob I am.
So I'm thinking there may be a way to give the players a sense of how specific you're trying to be. Token, for example, stated he was seeking the genus and species. That is very helpful information and can make all the difference in a win. Is there a good description for the less specific names, such as just stomatella snail, for example? Would could come up with 3 levels of specificness, with genus and species being the most specific, then things like snail, crustacean, anemone, being the least specific, and then emerald crab and sebae would fall inbetween?
I'll probably want to go ahead and rebuild this thread soon with an I Spy 3 and further rule refinements, so please give your feed back on how well the currents rules are working and how they could be improved.
Thanks again for adhering to the rules. I'll adjust the scores shortly and provide a recap of the current riddle if no one else does in the next couple hours.
israelnajar said to anticipate a return in 8-9 hours. We are close and I am content to wait.
As for rules, the only change I might make is a refinement on the "steal". As it is, we just end up double-posting. Maybe +2 points for linking to an RC thread for the subject and +1 for a link to an "informative" thread, or page, off the boards. I am really enjoying this for the learning aspect of it!
As for rules, the only change I might make is a refinement on the "steal". As it is, we just end up double-posting. Maybe +2 points for linking to an RC thread for the subject and +1 for a link to an "informative" thread, or page, off the boards. I am really enjoying this for the learning aspect of it!
israelnajar
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During all my research of this creature I don't ever recall seeing a difference in appearance between juvenile and an adult.
So therefore I am inclined to answer yes.
israelnajar
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And if anyone had any doubts, I am back.
