[Game] Horizon page 20 (locked)

I need to keep up!

Keep up, Lou!

Damn, I misread and thought only one person had to send it :(

Keep up, Lou!

Nope, only one person has to send it.

I have a bad feeling that we’ll screw this over as well.

I need to keep up!

Originally posted by SamsterSamster:

Damn, I misread and thought only one person had to send it :(

Keep up, Lou!

It alternates: one of you guys, then me; another one of you guys, then me. You need to go again cause your first one didn’t count.

Keep up, Lou!

I need to keep up!

Lou’s post shouldn’t count because he made the text too big

Keep up, Lou!

I need to keep up!
The rules just say it has to be bold. Which it is.

Keep up, Lou!

Thanks for keeping me up!

You’re welcome.

I’m tempted to take $20,000 from the pot because of the huge size of Lou’s text, but that would be just mean.

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Task 20 Results

So, you got through the task with honour and have got $40,000 into the pot. Well done.

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Round 7, Task 21: Blackjack

All of you have been PMed a group of letters. The letters in the groups are alphabetized. Your task as a team is to make a reasonable sentence related to maths using the letters you received. The task must be completed within this thread. There is an order how you should put the groups in order (har har har, more orders) but you’ll need to figure it out by yourself. Once you’ve got the sentence, post the answer in bold. NOTE: The sentence may or may not be the solution. Your deadline is 13th of June, 2012 at 5:30 PM (GMT +3). Good luck!

Messages will be going out soon.

LNPU.

AENNST.

ET

ADDO.

I think there was a Reincarnation game with those initials, but I’m pretty sure that’s not going to help us any.

ENIS.

Originally posted by WiiPlayer113:

ENIS.

I guess I’ve just got a dirty mind.

Originally posted by LouWeed:

Originally posted by WiiPlayer113:

ENIS.

I guess I’ve just got a dirty mind.

Well, if you mix up those letters you get sine. Trigonometry is very dirty, I suppose.

I hope the sentence isn’t related to maths in the same way that Eurovision is related to geography or I’ll never figure this out…

I think I’ve figured it out, but can I just get Bluji to double-check the pms he sent to make sure there weren’t any missing letters? I’m probably going to triple post with the answer when my impatience gets the better of me anyway.

Yeah OK, I can’t be bothered waiting. Answer is: Twenty-One

Because I’m not sure how you got that, I’m also going to ask: What is the sentence these letter groups make up? (And no, there were no missing letters. I just don’t know if you fail to read the letter group in your PM correctly, missing a letter.)