What if...

@Nie and I develop one together ?

 

oh no

 

we'll never solve it! :P

oh no

 

we'll never solve it! :p

 

Oh yesss ! The more I think about it, the more I like the idea

Say yes, Nie, say yes ! :D

I think I have scared too many people off in this thread.

Myself included. [emoji12]

I think I have scared too many people off in this thread.

Myself included. [emoji12]

Then why don't you make an easy one for a change :P

OK, here it is:

 

Oh, let's go back to the start.

42?

Yes.

You see, I can do easy too. [emoji12]

Hmm...I'll try to think of a moderate one

Riddle:

 

Though heavily we bled, still on we crawl

UATW (in my heart she left a hole) ?

or All Your Friends (open fire) ?

 

I have to admit something, though. The first thought I had upon reading this was actually

the period cramp discussion in the Coldplaying Attitude of Gratitude thread :joy:

 

UATW (in my heart she left a hole) ?

or All Your Friends (open fire) ?

 

I have to admit something, though. The first thought I had upon reading this was actually

the period cramp discussion in the Coldplaying Attitude of Gratitude thread :joy:

Lol....but yeah, All Your Friends is right...I was thinking of the music video

UATW (in my heart she left a hole) ?

or All Your Friends (open fire) ?

 

I have to admit something, though. The first thought I had upon reading this was actually

the period cramp discussion in the Coldplaying Attitude of Gratitude thread :joy:

 

:joy:

 

my guess is Viva la Vida for that one time Will injured himself :p

 

edit: nvm :rolleyes: :p

I'm thinking Warning Sign. (So I crawl back into your open arms.)

Alright, here is the new riddle. I promise you that despite what it may seem like, this one is not a wild goose chase :blush:

 

One of his kind he met both in life and death, the other one only as a ghost.

Cemeteries of London?

Cemeteries of London?

no....

Christmas Lights. Here is my reasoning: In a Christmas Carol by Dickens, Ebenezer Scrooge meets his past self (whom he met in life), his future self (whom he sees in death), and his ghost of Christmas present. Christmas Lights is a Christmas Carol.

 

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Christmas Lights. Here is my reasoning: In a Christmas Carol by Dickens, Ebenezer Scrooge meets his past self (whom he met in life), his future self (whom he sees in death), and his ghost of Christmas present. Christmas Lights is a Christmas Carol.

 

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Wow, interesting thoughts and it fits quite well actually !! But I was thinking of something different. You need to look earlier, much earlier.

42?

No...

No...

Well, at least I tried it :D

Well, at least I tried it :D

Keep trying ! I think you may have a good chance of guessing it !

Keep trying ! I think you may have a good chance of guessing it !

I don't know :p the only key word I have in mind now is ghost

I don't know :p the only key word I have in mind now is ghost

I think it's a bit too early for hints yet (need to give the others chances at seeing the riddle as well), but here is a tiny one: That is not the keyword you should be focused on

The Escapist?

in Life in Technicolor and Death and All His Friends

 

 

 

also guys, this album is almost ten years old and i've only just now realized it starts with life and ends with death. here i was so focused on how cool it is that Viva La Vida is a song about death and Death and All His Friends is a song about life that somehow this one just flew right by me :facepalm::rolleyes: