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(Q - Syn: I'll give an example, Michel…)
MB: yes, that would help me, an example,
(Q - Syn: yes, for example, he says, in the riddle, “is only a knot”, writes “N”, “O”, “E”, “U” , “D”. And that relates to a letter. So some people think it’s a play on words.)
MB: Yeah so in that sense I can't say no if we consider it as a play on words, the example in this case I don't place it. It exists in version 93 or earlier versions?
(Q - Syn: No, no, it exists in the printed version in 1993.)
(Q - Aladore: We also have afterwards, you also have the celestial pun, the becalmed pun. Well, there are things like that too.) u>
(Q - Syn: Ah yes no but that for me is…, I take the examples of charades in fact.)
MB: Yeah, there aren't that many puns eh. Charades, we're going to say that charades remain charades, for what has been understood, I think it's good, now..., precisely, that's why the solutions I receive are really interesting, because that I see real puns there, there's a bunch of them, I return it to you, I mix it up for you, I remove an “E”, I move a letter, it means this and it doesn't there's not that in hunting.
(Q - ??: Is digging at the end into the 520, the last, well the first version, for you, is it a play on words?) u>
MB: In the 93 version, there is no play on words as he designed it…
(Q - ??: I'm talking about a search in the 520…)
MB: I understand, thank you. The 2 “Wings” et cetera. Yes, we can consider that it was a play on words.
In the version we are supposed to be working on, puns are not predominant, far from it!
MB: yes, that would help me, an example,
(Q - Syn: yes, for example, he says, in the riddle, “is only a knot”, writes “N”, “O”, “E”, “U” , “D”. And that relates to a letter. So some people think it’s a play on words.)
MB: Yeah so in that sense I can't say no if we consider it as a play on words, the example in this case I don't place it. It exists in version 93 or earlier versions?
(Q - Syn: No, no, it exists in the printed version in 1993.)
(Q - Aladore: We also have afterwards, you also have the celestial pun, the becalmed pun. Well, there are things like that too.) u>
(Q - Syn: Ah yes no but that for me is…, I take the examples of charades in fact.)
MB: Yeah, there aren't that many puns eh. Charades, we're going to say that charades remain charades, for what has been understood, I think it's good, now..., precisely, that's why the solutions I receive are really interesting, because that I see real puns there, there's a bunch of them, I return it to you, I mix it up for you, I remove an “E”, I move a letter, it means this and it doesn't there's not that in hunting.
(Q - ??: Is digging at the end into the 520, the last, well the first version, for you, is it a play on words?) u>
MB: In the 93 version, there is no play on words as he designed it…
(Q - ??: I'm talking about a search in the 520…)
MB: I understand, thank you. The 2 “Wings” et cetera. Yes, we can consider that it was a play on words.
In the version we are supposed to be working on, puns are not predominant, far from it!