Three Notes

Well, did the woman offer money then? Did she ask them to complete some challenge in order to get the money?

 
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Okay, since it had to do with money...

Did it have to do with lottery?

Stolen money?

Income?

Budgeting?

Charity? Asking them to donate to charity?

On a different note, did the Reverend throw his note away? Did anyone else who received the note throw it away? Did everyone else? Did it contain instructions regarding throwing the note away?

 
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BigRedWeatherman said:
Did the note contain any money in it, or was it written on money?

Did the note have to do anything with counterfeit money?
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Did the note contain any money in it, or was it written on money? NO

Did the note have to do anything with counterfeit money? NO

zoogies said:
Okay, since it had to do with money...

Did it have to do with lottery?

Stolen money?

Income?

Budgeting?

Charity? Asking them to donate to charity?

On a different note, did the Reverend throw his note away? Did anyone else who received the note throw it away? Did everyone else? Did it contain instructions regarding throwing the note away?
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Did it have to do with lottery? NO

Stolen money? NO

Income? NO

Budgeting? NO

Charity? Asking them to donate to charity? NO

On a different note, did the Reverend throw his note away? NO Did anyone else who received the note throw it away? YES/Probably Did everyone else? NO Did it contain instructions regarding throwing the note away? NO

 
Did a woman send out a note?

Did a robber receive the note, laughed and threw it away?

Did an Australian, by chance, also receive the same note?

Did he discard it as well?

Did a Reverend, or similar religious figure, receive the same note?

Did it make him sad?

I just want to get some "yes" responses for a change.

 

Now for the "no" responses:

Would the woman benefit monetarily from sending out the note?

Would others beneift monetarily if they fulfilled the instructions?

Would a third party benefit monetarily from the note?

Was the Reverend "sad" because he could not fulfill the instructions / note's request?

Did the note contain some sort of threat?

Was the Reverend "sad" because of the woman's plight?

Was the woman in danger? Someone close to her in danger?

Were the recepients of the note abitrary? Or were they sent to specific people?

Instead of Austalian, could the person have been from any other country? Or, is the fact that he is from Australian significant?

 
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Silent Commit said:
Did a woman send out a note?

Did a robber receive the note, laughed and threw it away?

Did an Australian, by chance, also receive the same note?

Did he discard it as well?

Did a Reverend, or similar religious figure, receive the same note?

Did it make him sad?

I just want to get some "yes" responses for a change.

 

Now for the "no" responses:

Would the woman benefit monetarily from sending out the note?

Would others beneift monetarily if they fulfilled the instructions?

Would a third party benefit monetarily from the note?

Was the Reverend "sad" because he could not fulfill the instructions / note's request?

Did the note contain some sort of threat?

Was the Reverend "sad" because of the woman's plight?

Was the woman in danger? Someone close to her in danger?

Were the recepients of the note abitrary? Or were they sent to specific people?

Instead of Austalian, could the person have been from any other country? Or, is the fact that he is from Australian significant?
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Did a woman send out a note? YES

Did a robber receive the note, laughed and threw it away? YES

Did an Australian, by chance, also receive the same note? YES

Did he discard it as well? YES

Did a Reverend, or similar religious figure, receive the same note? YES

Did it make him sad? YES

I just want to get some "yes" responses for a change.

 

Now for the "no" responses:

Would the woman benefit monetarily from sending out the note? NO

Would others beneift monetarily if they fulfilled the instructions? NO

Would a third party benefit monetarily from the note? YES

Was the Reverend "sad" because he could not fulfill the instructions / note's request? NO

Did the note contain some sort of threat? NO

Was the Reverend "sad" because of the woman's plight? NO

Was the woman in danger? NO Someone close to her in danger? NO

Were the recepients of the note abitrary? NO Or were they sent to specific people? YES

Instead of Austalian, could the person have been from any other country? YES Or, is the fact that he is from Australian significant? NO

 
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Is the woman from Australia? Is the fact that he is from a *different* country than the woman significant?

When you say "others" don't benefit, but "third party" does...can you clarify, by others, did you mean "others who received the note"?

 
zoogies said:
Is the woman from Australia? Is the fact that he is from a *different* country than the woman significant?

When you say "others" don't benefit, but "third party" does...can you clarify, by others, did you mean "others who received the note"?
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Is the woman from Australia? NO Is the fact that he is from a *different* country than the woman significant? YES

When you say "others" don't benefit, but "third party" does...can you clarify, by others, did you mean "others who received the note"? That's how I read the question; others meaning others that received the note, third party being those that didn't receive the note.

 
Is the woman that wrote the note a lawyer representing someone else?

Was this a note notifying others that someone has died?

Is the note actually a will?

Am I repeating the same questions?

 
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cmb23 said:
Is the woman that wrote the note a lawyer representing someone else?

Was this a note notifying others that someone has died?

Is the note actually a will?

Am I repeating the same questions?
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Is the woman that wrote the note a lawyer representing someone else? NO

Was this a note notifying others that someone has died? NO

Is the note actually a will? NO

Am I repeating the same questions? NO, I just like saying no..

 
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