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Originally posted by lemon lime
Okay then, I'll go with Rogaine.
Not Rogaine.

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Originally posted by lolof
If it is next to a church, it may refer to our relation with God

'Be true to me or leave' or something like that.

Just a try.
The message has nothing to do with our relationship to God.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
The message has nothing to do with our relationship to God.
Ok, no other suggestion.

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Originally posted by lolof
If it is next to a church, it may refer to our relation with God

'Be true to me or leave' or something like that.

Just a try.
That's what I thought too.

We started off living in paradise (Adam and Eve), so maybe it means regaining paradise.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
The message has nothing to do with our relationship to God.
So it's not paradise?

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Originally posted by lemon lime
So it's not paradise?
Correct. Not paradise.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy (Page 15)
Gain me again, or nil.

A hand-painted sign bearing this cryptic message stands near
an old country church in Hertfordshire, England, north of London.

What does it mean?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Originally posted by HandyAndy (Page 15)
Gain me again, or nil.

A hand-painted sign bearing this cryptic message stands near
an old country church in Hertfordshire, England, north of London.

What does it mean?
Get back to me again or forget it.

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Get back to me again or forget it.
Nice try, but no.

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All or nothing

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Originally posted by ChessPraxis
All or nothing
Worthy goal, but not the right answer.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
Nice try, but no.
Could it be that either a groom or bride walked out just before exchanging vows and the abandoned lover left the note? A hastily scribbled note which read: "Come back and marry me or I'll remain a bachelor [or spinster] with an empty life."

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Could it be that either a groom or bride walked out just before exchanging vows and the abandoned lover left the note? A hastily scribbled note which read: "Come back and marry me or I'll remain a bachelor [or spinster] with an empty life."
No.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
No.
Hint?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Hint?
I gave Dr. Rational what he asked for.