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Topic: What Comes Next?

Posted by: geniusonwheels

Subject: What Comes Next?
Date: Jan 27 10

OK, I have a pretty hard 'what comes next'.

E, A, P/N, D, P, C, A, A, L, ?

I have no idea what the answer is, but the sadder news is that I came up with this problem. I rediscovered this problem, and I'm starting a revival trying to help me solve it.

All I know is that the letters stand for something...but I don't know for sure if the pattern ends and 10 or keeps going, or why exactly P/N has a slash.

Any help would be great!

Chris



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houston1127 I've been trying to figure this one for months. No suddens flashes of insight have occured, only headaches.

Reply #1. Jan 29 10, 11:45 AM

robert326 Are these grades in college? P/N might be Pass/No Credit (my university called it P/NC). Just a thought.

Reply #2. Jan 29 10, 12:43 PM

geniusonwheels

That's not it, because I'm pretty sure I know the sequence and I would have to look up something obscure such as that (mostly because I'm not in college)

Reply #3. Jan 29 10, 8:40 PM

houston1127 Edgar Allan Poe/Nevermore, Died, Penniless, Cried, Alot, Annabel, Lee,

Reply #4. Jan 31 10, 2:29 PM

AntonLaVey

^^^ A lot is two words.

Reply #5. Jan 31 10, 2:33 PM

honeybee4

does the p/n stand for park/neutral?

Reply #6. Jan 31 10, 3:53 PM

houston1127 Your Mom is two words.

Reply #7. Jan 31 10, 8:50 PM

AntonLaVey

Does somebody need a timeout?

Reply #8. Jan 31 10, 10:26 PM

houston1127 Yes, I do. Maybe some time in the penalty box, too.

Reply #9. Jan 31 10, 11:19 PM

Juggernaut314

Your mom... penalty box... must resist making joke.

Reply #10. Feb 03 10, 1:41 PM

houston1127 Haha! Jugs.

Reply #11. Feb 03 10, 2:31 PM

Juggernaut314

This one's got me intrigued. You say you knew what this sequence was without needing a book or something like that, so I'm thinking that we need to clue in on the P/N piece.

What are your interests/strengths? Could P/N be two separate locations that hosted something? A place/person with alternate names?

Reply #12. Feb 06 10, 9:11 AM

geniusonwheels

Just wanted to wrap this one up. I discovered the answer a while back, and made it known on my other question post.

The letters correspond with the first letters of the symbols on the keys from 1 to 0 on a keyboard. (Exclamation mark, At sign, Pound/Number symbol, etc.)

Just wanted to put closure on this.

Reply #13. Jan 08 11, 9:35 PM

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