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[mstakenidentity]

this morn ingw hile reco veri ngfr ommy hang over ilay inbe drea ding anol dchil dren spuz zleb ooka ndit hadt hisc odei wond erho weas yiti stob reak

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[clappamungus.livejournal.com]

It took me about a minute. Only because I'm still hungover. ;)

By the way, you left your coat and (I think) your gloves at our place.

[mstakenidentity.livejournal.com]

Ah, right, not my gloves but possibly my scarf?

I left them behind because last night I was what mc_shamo affectionately called a "drunky monkey" The lad was nice enough to wake me when he left for work with a kiss, a pint of water and a tube of Berocca, and it was while consuming these I decided to pit my wits against the puzzle book. (The Vanishing Village if you're interested!)

[laurenmitchell.livejournal.com]

I think I have that one! I loved those books.

[http://users.livejournal.com/_bounce_/]

OMG! I've got that book floating around somewhere, too!

[sols-light.livejournal.com]

Cha has a couple of them, I made sure they were kidnapped from Castlemaine so I could play with them again. Later codes are genuinely difficult to crack in some of the advanced ones.

[reallyedbrown.livejournal.com]

"a kiss, a pint of water and"

It comes in pints???????


:)


Also, very easy. But I was expecting a "hard toty peon ipho newh enhu ngov er" punchline...

[musosian.livejournal.com]

I actually was about to give up and decided it was too cryptic for me when I spotted dchil dren and thought "children is an odd combination of letters to come up accidentally".

[nearlyalegume.livejournal.com]

Pretty easy, but only because enough is recognisable as English, even with the shifted spaces. It would be a cow if you shifted the letters as well as breaking the words into groups of four.