Japanese crossword «Crawling to a neighbor to steal 15»
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Or does Luka live at house number 51 - if he steals the numbers from house number 15 - he can use them on his house?
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If he lives at 51, his neighbour might be at 53 or 49, but wouldn't have a "1". Maybe he lives at 152, and his neighbour at 150 (given that a "0" seems also to be involved). Or maybe he lives at 49, his neighbour at 51, and he plans to fence the digits.
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In the UK, a neighbour is not limited to only the people who live next door.
Rather, it extends to the neighbourhood (as long as you acknowledge them as you pass).
If I lived at 51, I would still consider someone living at 151 as a neighbour (as long as they would lend me £10,000 if I was a bit short).
I don't have many nice neighbours!
replyRather, it extends to the neighbourhood (as long as you acknowledge them as you pass).
If I lived at 51, I would still consider someone living at 151 as a neighbour (as long as they would lend me £10,000 if I was a bit short).
I don't have many nice neighbours!
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That's the same everywhere. I assumed that if he were going to a neighbour other than and adjacent one, he would walk along the street to get there, not crawl under fences.
And I happen to know that your address is 664 ... the neighbour of the beast.
replyAnd I happen to know that your address is 664 ... the neighbour of the beast.
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My National Insurance Number actually "666" in the middle.
It was assigned at age 16!
replyIt was assigned at age 16!
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Ya load 15 tons, and whaddaya get? Another day older and ...
replyOkay, I've got a head cold. Maybe I can blame my congested brain, but what does stealing 15 mean?
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He stole the numbers from outside his neighbour's house 1 & 5