Maybe an easy one.

 

In which story did Harry find two pillowcases of money.

 

That's "Dead Eddy".

IIRC it was money he'd stashed in his "Lost Years" and had subsequently forgotten about.

 

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That's "Dead Eddy".

IIRC it was money he'd stashed in his "Lost Years" and had subsequently forgotten about.

 

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Dead on, Dark. Your go.

What was the name of the post-Ice Age hunter of wild wolves whose tattooed hide was kept as a trophy by and partially clothed the ancient thing in Hazeldene woods?

 

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What was the name of the post-Ice Age hunter of wild wolves whose tattooed hide was kept as a trophy by and partially clothed the ancient thing in Hazeldene woods?

 

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Is this question from Harry and the Pirates? No wonder I couldn't figure this out. I haven't received my copy yet.

Oh my, sdkdmd you're floundering on both knowledge threads! DC, where are you to the rescue?

Gar Unkh springs to mind

Gar Unkh springs to mind

 

Correct. Over to you DC 1.

 

Is this question from Harry and the Pirates?

 

That's right. From "The Dead Travel Slowly".

 

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Easy one 4 u

 

Who was the "sharpest mechanic in town"

Easy one 4 u

 

Who was the "sharpest mechanic in town"

 

That would be slots eddy. Otherwise know as dead eddy.

Edited July 30, 200916 yr by Dr. Freudenstein
For the hell of it

thats him. over to you

Where was the dacha in which Leonid Brezhnev was supposed to be "resting"

Where was the dacha in which Leonid Brezhnev was supposed to be "resting"

 

is anyone LOST? shall I give you a clue? it might take YEARS I mean the VOLUME of work you would have to go through to come up with the answer is large and I am in TWO minds as to whether or not I should.

A very ingenius clue there Doc. the answer is Zhukovka dacha

A very ingenius clue there Doc. the answer is Zhukovka dacha

 

Indeed it is, indeed it is over to you then

Thanks, Who is this.

 

4 1 3 5 5 3 4 5 5 7 3 4 2 5 4 1 4 5.

 

a bit of a clue, Harry spoke to him but he had been dead a long time. LOL

Edited August 6, 200916 yr by kenny
Grammer change

Anybody there?

 

It's from the same book as the last question.

Sounds like MICHELDENOSTREDAM or Nostradamus

Sounds right to me DC, over to you.

Pythagoras?

who tore out Lesks heart?

who tore out Lesks heart?

 

That would be the Lady Karen

over to you

Harry Keogh was called Hell-Lander but sometime he was called.....

Perhaps Harry Dwellersire?

Perhaps Harry Dwellersire?

 

That's it.