Inked Path: The maze for 2 is told.
1st piece of the puzzle that’s An Echo.
The Clone Did It
The Strings build a line.
So, walking into the park, the things to know are these: The son of B-ball street ball founder Rye Low’s son, Jothan Low, has gone missing. The coach is gathering the team back up from searching around the park after Jothan walks away to talk with Rachel Losi.
Amila Leap: Hello, lead.
Richard Avant: Yeah, was thinking it was not going to be a lead.
What does that mean?
Amila Leap: It is lined up with the first missing person case and is part of the second.
Hope the interviews bring it to a focus then.
Amila Leap: Don’t hope. Ask the questions that open that door.
Richard Avant: Going to be a narrow window.
Amila Leap: Yes, and a narrow Window provides a view that can then be strategically
looked at for more.
Richard Avant: An interesting way to work.
Amila Leap: It was learned used to just ask questions and see where it goes. Till the learned point then break.
(Writing)
Jenny Homes: The first code for missing will be lost a bit. As the team runs for the court at the yelling of the coach, a few Bia Agents are entering the park. It would seem the name carries weight or is just the standard response time.
Jenny Homes: If there is a chance? Questions to be pressed. Pay attention to the wording of the answers by the agents spoken to as the structure could be answered unwittingly. Use this additional information to the report on Random when asked by Mister Brian Zain.
Empiric: History for the BSB. Why? Would Jenny think it a better thing than reporting the first Article Line. Then again, when the chase begins, it does seem the first does get lost sometimes. That comes from researching the reports so much.
Empiric: Before posting the last read. The Founder of the BSB Rye Low took from the hip shot when founding the league. After selling, A bar earned from playing street ball games through bets. The new owners renamed the bar Club MJ and Rye Low in an echo of words “Having the needed bank to roll the B-Ball Street Ball. It was taking the show on the road to get the fans behind the game.”
2nd piece of the puzzle that’s An Echo.
Amongst The Frames
A place of.
Steel: Where is the reporter up there?
No: Hiding up there with the swatter. Since the talk.
Torch: Darkness is a friend at this time glad the swatter hit the ledge incorrectly.
No: Hiding there is not going to help.
No: It’s time for a dance-off with the other.
Steel: It is known that’s a reflection, right?
No: OOOON! The lucky foot.
John: Too many No’s for one place
Nostos: The wildcard presents for a second time.
3rd piece of the puzzle That’s An Echo.
Late to the Party
A different way of thinking.
Please, the reason for being late.
Well,
Flying so high on the wind.
Freedom till the rebirth.
A bit dark, but still an excuse to be had.
4th piece of the puzzle That’s An Echo.
Used or Not
A tasty sight
Puzzlement
That’s An Echo.
5th piece of the puzzle That’s An Echo.
Away-Ink
Becoming the clown bonkers part 3
Jobo Lage: It sounds as if the text… It is going to be sent. Although a need to fix up and hide.
Doug: Hello. Hello. Hmm... Would seem the light was a trick of the eyes.
Extra: The barrels are not moved about this time and the padding is still in place. So, it might have been nothing but an overreaction.
Doug: The last show had a few acting like it was nothing. Just a rule unknown by the few carrying a small thing, yes, but what reason would there be?
Extra: With the higher cost on items such as the small thing in reference. Which is an egg, not a drug. It was cheap as hell at the stand cause it was a farmer trying to get enough to cover and not a company trying to cover and be greedy at the same time.
Doug: Fine. Then tell the story of why the fine incurred was so dam high.
Extra: Egg smuggling has become a significant issue in the egg prices have soared due to a resurgence of avian flu and supply chain disruptions, which leads to substantial increase in egg interceptions.
Doug: That means it’s been done before. Why was the padding checked first? How many times has this happened?
Extra: Well…Well…Hmm…It can’t be an easy thing to say.
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the D-D-D-Ing
Dennis Rasmussen: What would be the reason for that padding to be hollow? Could that be the reason for the riders and fighters getting hurt? Wonder what’s going on that the picture is unaccompanied by any words.
Inkle: Mute while the ads play, please.
Mitchell: Oh, what be added by the shadow over the ads.
Inkle: It will be better than hearing a jingle for a pill that causes the eyes to bleed.
Mitchel: What are the meds used for that involve the eyes?
Vaticinator: The subject is not whatever this is. Other than a conversation to have another time.
Inkle: Earlier asked about the devices. Would this be a point of good or bad in the last scene of the movie?
Terry: Honesty, that would come down to the view had. The use of the device is easy to point out in either context. It shows how quickly information can be given to another. All the while, it also shows how there could be parts of the information missing from the speed. It was delivered to the other. But Dennis Rasmussen, in this case, only posed a question of is there more.
Vaticinator: A high in sight of a mind convinced the picture is not all there is to see. But in A way, the use of devices was limited to text messages or calls. Why was that?
Terry: The great digging. Was from the use of the device. The first orb the device grows through use, the devices’ productions start to consume everything. To a point the cages built are starting to be turned upside down. For a better and more reliable connection. Try to find a way for everything to be bridged to the device. To a point, the use grows so far out of craziness that stone heads start to pop up to tell a story of the day that do not need to be there. Then, once a single video of a stone head was watched in full, it gained a bit of meritorious ranking in a generated math system that decided the value of information. Then there was more popping up inline the last message given. Changing a few words but sounding the same. This would grow until the heads lined the device’s information feeds. It would become the thinking of the pets. Even though at this time the cage was the size of the building. The company of OEB. Was thinking the pets could be controlled and kept in cages. However, the device became the driving mission of a few pets trying to connect every pet to a device. Pressing the wanted boundaries. It became too much and the choice to freeze the cage and place pets to storage or elsewhere was made. Then, Along comes the cage of “Away.” This cage’s string was almost the same string as the first, though the cage was more controlled and the pets driving for the device. Start to disappear from the cage. Even if it was a pet removed from the cage. OEB chooses to try a new shadowed pet. It works the shadows, and the mains don’t talk. The orb slows down and is easy to control. Until it shrunk to the size of this store’s basement. Here a few cameras were placed inside of the cage to watch what takes place. Then, the public starts to wonder what is under the patch of dirt. The company tries to keep others from going near the dirt, a fruitless endeavor for OEB. The choice to place a building. A few months later, a batch of three pets are to be tossed cause of a defect when being made. That grows the idea of using the buildings that are not in use to sell the defected pets to the public to grow a profit for the company. Which was taken as a good business choice.
Mitchell: The reference to three is to the last three in this cyclorama. So, the main orb is the third version of the cages for OEB. Away the second and La Tinta the first. There are only two activated in the cyclorama. Would the placement of those two be an inconvenience for the cyclorama of “Away?”
Vaticinator, the question holds a lot of merit to be asked.
Inkle: The last two are easier to get lost in the device. But take that way and the mind seems to a waken and become more ware of the location. It was first tried in a palooka of a show watched by the two called Riddle. Allow a string to be twisted.
So, a chip chop snack causes "It's the chip that pays."
Not losing the bet.
OH! A speedy sloth.
Well, the Gods of TV are not helping.
A maze, but how to engage it.
Just change the channel, and it will be fine, right?
A hoagie became the yogi that showed a plank's stillness and a board's stiffness. The teachings of that hoagie guide the work today.
HAHAHAHAHA!!!!!
What the…
The news will have to do then.
The blue flower brings the mind on a trip. The power that can change the intensity is not seen. Change gives the life of the unknown, allowing the wrapping of the mind to set the place for the new. That message should be overlooked, as was once said. Now, it is a hushed message by the judge. A filtering system has failed for the public, leaving the Janitor to clean. Stay tuned.
A good movie
Changing the channel.
It needs to be said the yogi has been eaten and will never plank again.
The information on this gives an idea of playing the 174.
NEWS! Wins
So, what was the bet?
Shut it.
It all seems set to fail, and the WTP management is warning of problems caused by sound vibrations in the pipes caused by debris in the system.
Just wait here. Why?
The maze set and the habitues are to run.
The suit is not worn in the mirror.
Mystifying as a suit could be, it helps little Scott.
Obscure things break any mysticism.
Bradly Vincent: A new set of detectives, truth be told. As to the last, there are no bigger fish to fry.
Guessing it is more of a mystery than the other.
Bradly Vincent: Only the screamed words from the bars. The blue flower brings the mind on a new trip. The power is not seen by that which can change the intensity. The change gives life to the unknown, allowing the wrapping of the mind to set the place for the new.
Why is the news playing?
Aware of the suit and not words…. Pay mind, please.
Why is the saying a riddle?
Why would it be a riddle?
Supposing Vincent is not talking, only repeating the words. The current state was a trial, not a pretrial, ergo, a riddle to lead. Like the leap show. Considering the mirror.
That means this is the past. What if the work is to set the trial not to happen?
The intensity line gives the thinking, if given nothing, what happens?
That is…Any… Guessing to try it would be okay.
Inkle: Palooka is the best term for this gambit. Keep it in mind going forward.
Ant: Schlemiel is not the wanted outcome, okay.
Antti: Why are there all new detectives?
Inkle: A new case, Antti, is of a harmful zebra.
Antti: Again?
That zebra was used in Riddle, right?
Wasn’t The Leap show being used as the concept idea? And that is an episode of Riddle?
GET THE UMBRELLA from the ZEBRA!!!
UGH…Yes… So, the riddle is proper, not the leap.
STAY IN PLACE!!!!
When asked to take on a new role, marlinker helped deepen the look for the part.
Antti: Back to the zebra case. Leads nowhere.
Is that Antti over there?
Oh, it's the current version, Lage, but wasn't the case ended on the board?
If the unknown leads to being further in. What would the known do?
Now, to know the nose.
No to know the nose.
There is a need to know the nose.
No nose.
Extra: ZOMBIES!!! ZOMBIES!!! TELL NO LIES!!!
Is it a warning or a sign of this way for more?
Is it known or unknown?
Unknown.
A plan. Not the unknown.
The main objective is to get to the board and talk to Antti.
Then, ask if fresh eyes are needed for the board.
To simple. Where did the zebra go?
Need A break from the current case?
Antti: Wouldn’t help with the zebra.
Was thinking about the board case.
Antti: The board, sure.
Why do the pictures line up in an X shape?
Ant: Why is there a zebra?
Inkle: For the show to be comprehended, it must be a part of the comprised format.
Ant: Keep the costumes if the palooka stays the right way. Guessing that odd yelling will not get that done.
Ant: The board has a grouping.
Antti: The shape is just the way the pictures were put up.
Could there be more to it? An answer in the mistake.
Antti: How does a train station fit the pictures and a movie theater?
A riddle to be solved.
Guest starring the ant as a random office shadow.
How do a train and a movie stand out as odd?
There is a park bench and a retirement unless the train and movie fit is being retired. Why are they there?
Antti: Here is a photo of John. Took the pictures from the wall and said there was a map hiding in the images.
What about the backstory of the retirement?
Reading the cliff notes on the board, the last movie reviewed by Ahisice was locked away.
Guest starring: Hey there, what is going on?
It's A???
Antti: A secret agent hiding money.
It's a thriller kind of movie. Does it have a key that comes to mind?
Antti: After 55 years of reviewing movies, it's a small logical leap to think the photos hide a map. Many movies have that plot point.
Then how are the 1000-word images telling the yarn John was hearing?
Antti: It was a whole night crew thinking the same thing. The greasy spoon diner of those movies conjured up was far removed from the steak house worked at by the crew.
Guest starring: The one right. How has it's been?
How about this? A staple is the bench scene, which explains where to head. The 220 or 55 number is the guide. What train station has either number in the address? Then, the number unused is the locker holding the compensation.
Antti: Found the case and solved the crew's thinking. What a day.
The title of Couch Bump King is correct.
Okay, then, why is the hallway getting longer?
End Of Maze
Fluffy: Was Unable to collect the gathered in there.
Inkle: Needed to try.
Guest starring a cameo by Inkle
Inkle: Allow the string to stop there as the next part took a lot of time to indicate the yarns told by the ants.
Mitchel: That was a palooka. Nice to know it’s a maze. But the show is going to have to be repeated cause a lot was missed in the conversation.
6th piece of puzzlement That’s an echo
The quibbles of the scribbles
Bessie: The maze was a fun run.
Dusty: Shows the flash of the current work.
Bard: That it does, Dusty. So, kind in the points made. To the readers this far…
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