IBOC: The Invisible Beard of Contemplation - Part Two is sequel of challenging The Invisible Beard of Contemplation - Part One riddle and puzzle game. Using the power of your simple brain you must solve the riddles and puzzles of this world and retrieve the awesome power of The Beard. Many obstacles will block your path: boredom, ignorance and just having better things to do. However you must be determined and strong. New levels are waiting for you. Good luck and have fun!Play This Game
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what happened with dexter??
ReplyDeleteoh jw! I love you.
ReplyDelete(I also love that question 42 was the hitchhiker's guide one)
was marvin the robot?? coz i keep finding, "marvin the robot"??
ReplyDeleteemilie, did you get 41a??
ReplyDeletejw are you on 43a?
ReplyDeletevbranam1 41a is "sinister"
ReplyDeletegolden gave the answer for that one vb!
ReplyDeleteemilie whats 42a hun?
ReplyDeleteI seen that in your post earlier...duuuuhhh...thank you leslie
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ReplyDeletedon't panic!
ReplyDeleteyou welcome vb, i need help on 42a
ReplyDeletethanks hun, i wish my dad was here, he's brillant with his cars lol
ReplyDeleteno.....divinyl i'm asking if jw is on level 43a........i am there stuck already ;)
ReplyDeletei need help...31A, the sunday coast...please give me the name, I just don't know what it is, i have put everything i can think of from the site the making of la grand jatte...please help
ReplyDeletedont panic jingo...now what kind of car is that?
ReplyDeletelilli, it's the name of the painter
ReplyDeleteokay jw think of hitchhikers guide to the galaxy, an american car maker and an anagram of perfect
ReplyDelete:)
i thought it was a jaguar but its not, not good with cars, not the older ones anyway! im not that old lmao
ReplyDeleteis that what his name was based on? I'd never seen one before. Thanks jingo!
ReplyDeleteNumber 43A...could it have something to do with alphabet letters and musical notes? The cards don't go above 6, so it could be notes a to f...not getting anywhere with 'acfcdbcf febbecbdb' though! Lol
ReplyDeleteshould have gotten that....
ReplyDeletesorry, thank you goldenappel
ReplyDeletejw whats the car please
ReplyDeleteLeslie...main character's name in Hitchhiker's Guide...
ReplyDeletenever mind, i found it lol
ReplyDeletegood idea divinyl, i was thinking of integer sequences but it doesnt make sense :(
ReplyDeletejust going to make a bacon toastie, brb
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ReplyDeleteNeed help with 42A. Tried Marvin and Ford Prefect. Neither worked.
ReplyDeleteFord Prefect
ReplyDeleteLeslie, I keep getting an incorrect screen when I use ford prefect. what am i doing wrong?
ReplyDeletemake sure theres no capital letters and theres no space at the end of prefect
ReplyDeletecalc 42a is not ford prefect thats the answer to 42b
ReplyDeletethe answer you are looking for is a saying that one of the characters in Dads army is always saying....scroll back up a little and think of not getting worried ;)
can anyone help on 37b please ive gone blank
ReplyDeleteplease help lol
oh sorry calc, at least you know the answer for the next question tho lol
ReplyDeleteThanks. Checked. No caps, no spaces after the last name and not working. Hmmm. This is for Dad's Army, right?
ReplyDeletecacho is an old card game using a deck with only aces through sixes...not much information and not working...
ReplyDeletehas anyone done 43a?? i really dont want to be on this all night yet again, its already 2am
ReplyDeleteerror...think of something under your skin, that is also one of the categorys in the winter olympic games :)
ReplyDeletecalc dads army "dont panic"
ReplyDeleteThanks leslie, got it right after posting my question.
ReplyDeleteHi again all, FVH was a good chuckle! I seem to have caught up to you all at 43A, I see.
ReplyDeleteI hope I can help s'more.
no worrys calc, glad to be of service :-P
ReplyDeletestill no idea about the 9 lives
ReplyDeleteOkay thats it, i'm done in, going to bed its 2 am. Good luck to you all, and thanks for all your help :)
ReplyDeleteHope you manage to solve 43a, i'll check back tomorrow ;)
G'nite
feline orlando
ReplyDeletenight jingo
ReplyDeletenight jingo..
ReplyDeleteomg, Im getting a headache..i tried, spades, hearts, 21, trump...and many more...tells me to take a coffee break..lol...i need to
ReplyDeleteperhaps the cards are just a distraction...bout to stick a pencil in my eye
ReplyDeletechill you's two, im sure we'll find the answer!
ReplyDeleteright theres 2 cubs, 4, spades, 4 hearts and 6 diamonds?
ReplyDeleteThere are cards from at least 3 decks, as per the 3 of spades.
ReplyDeleteim completely stuck! :-(
ReplyDelete43a, anyone got anything at all?
ReplyDeletethanks - i found it before - power of posting...
ReplyDelete...first row is missing a three to be even with the second (..I think. omg I'm so tired)
ReplyDeleteI got nuffin.
It looks like the cards are placed on astroturf or a putting green. Wonder if that means anything?
ReplyDeleteJust a baize card table i think Calc :o(
ReplyDeleteand the top half is a finer grain than the bottom half
ReplyDeleteTotal pips in each suit;
ReplyDeleteclubs= 3
spades= 13
hearts= 18
diamonds= 21
total= 55
For what it's worth?
:-@ arghhhhhhhhh!!!! this is pissing me off now!! why is it so hard? theres nothing on google about it
ReplyDeleteWhat is 32B???
ReplyDeletelooking for solitaire games. not coming up with much at all.
ReplyDeleteme too calc..along with strange name card games Ive come across...
ReplyDelete32b was --chunichi dragons lilli...
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ReplyDeleteI got it!
ReplyDeleteKlondike!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
what is it??
ReplyDeletesorry lmao, im too tired
ReplyDeleteomg, you did it calc...thank you...yaaaayyy
ReplyDeletenice one calc!
ReplyDeleteive found B stands dor Boaz–negation and J stands for Jachin
ReplyDeleteI found that "B=2 ... J=10 that is reduced to 1" (http://www.crystalinks.com/tarot.html) but I can't seem to enter the numbers together or separately for a correct response.
ReplyDeleteWay to go Calc! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteboaz jachin works...when will this end
ReplyDeleteso i was kinda right whoooo!! My brain is still working then :-P
ReplyDeleteThis little piggy?
ReplyDeleteI tried "went to market"
"Stock market"
and just "market."
vk...good call..bear/bull market
ReplyDeleteNot sure where to take that yet
red polish on toe may represent operating in the 'red' when the market takes a dive
ReplyDeletewhats with the red toenail? ive tried animal fight, westle, bull bear!
ReplyDeletethe red toe nail may mean a sign of blood, the toes are fighting and animals fight??
ReplyDeleteThere are no companies with "red" or "toe" as their ticker symbol on the stock list. :(
ReplyDeleteleslie: the clue hints at a "market" as does the bull and bear symbolism. Not sure if the red is a clue or just an effort to make the feet look different.
red----china, red/blue chip stocks, blood, revenue loss...who knows??????????????
ReplyDeleteok, i'll try and google that and see what comes up, thanks hun xx
ReplyDeleteThe answer should be "stocking feet." But it isn't. Heh heh. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteThe bull and bear look like they're sniffing the cuffs of the jeans.
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, I'm really reaching for clues now.
ive got nothing coming up except animal markets lmao (do i want to buy a bull) :-|
ReplyDeleteIn market terms, a "Bear Market" means that stocks are falling, and then, rising in a "Bull Market".
ReplyDeleteMaybe the bear and red could refer to the Soviet Union, as they are both symbols of it.
ReplyDeleteNow, how about the bull?
A bit of a stretch.... but the bulls and the bears are chicago sports teams, maybe it has something to do with the chicago board of trade?
ReplyDeleteYou's guys have so much patience and as my boyfriend keeps telling me i have none! lol, my backs killing. I hate the person who made this game because its so addictive :-D
ReplyDeleteskizz, you made me think outside the box, too. maybe the constellations taurus and ursa major or urse minor share a star between them (since the toes cross)
ReplyDeleteI googled "bull symbol" and found it to be Spain's "Symbol of Power"
ReplyDeletehhhhhmmmmmm
Anyone know of any market events between Spain & Russia?
Think of the flirting game that the two people are playing. It is the nickname of a stock market.
ReplyDeleteJust starting....really stuck on 8B What name Tesco use in the USA
ReplyDeleteHelp?????
cygnus, you beautiful man. Or woman. Thank you!!!!
ReplyDeletefresh and easy (tesco in usa)
ReplyDeletevk what is it?
ReplyDeletesekwolf, if you go back to the beginning of the comments, you'll be able to follow along and get all the answers you need. By now, I've forgotten most of the early ones but I know the answers were shown in the comments.
ReplyDeletethank you cygnus...finally
ReplyDelete"Footsie" is the clue and FTSE is the answer. :D
ReplyDeletevk - vb please help its 4am here and im tired, what is it?
ReplyDeleteman...btw
ReplyDeleteNow hurry up and get to 44B. I need help.
Financial Times Stock Exchange??
ReplyDeletesee vkacademy..above ftse
ReplyDeleteyes thanks i got it just as i posted it!!.. sorry im just tired now...
ReplyDelete@cygnus
ReplyDelete44b is crystal _ _ _ _ _
hmmm notice the spelling of 'colour'. not sure if that means anything
ReplyDeletePolar bear fur isn't actually white.
ReplyDeleteok... thanks ashlee. now onto 45a
ReplyDeleteashlee
ReplyDelete44B?
Chick Hicks' sponsor?
44b its very clear and easy
ReplyDelete@cygnus, 44b is not exactly a color, it's as TRANSPARENT as a crystal
ReplyDeleteashlee what number you at and can you give me a hint at 45a please?
ReplyDelete45A drawn by Benjamin Franklin
ReplyDelete45A, Some early American history here, I recognize all states except F.D., this could date the newspaper it's in.
ReplyDeleteI'm past the bear color question. My question for 44B is about Chick Hicks' (Pixar movie) sponsor.
ReplyDelete45a. ..could those have to do with the american east coast?
ReplyDeleteDon't know if links work but here's where the game maker got the image:
ReplyDeletebenfrankin300
Some info on that picture, but I haven't solved it yet.
...right. that was redundant. lol
ReplyDeleteThis is strange. The Ben Franklin question was my last question.
ReplyDeletethe date the newspaper was printed was may 9, 1754, but it doesnt work
ReplyDeletecygnus, what do you mean? Did you solve the severed snake puzzle already?
ReplyDeleteOver an hour ago.
ReplyDeletewhere are you at cygnus?
ReplyDeleteGood! Can you help us figure it out? :D
ReplyDeletelol vk
ReplyDeleteLook at the difference between the state abbreviations on the photo compared to the original. (jonesy is on the right track) Think about what that abbreviation stands for (one of Franklin's inventions) Find it's original name.
ReplyDeletewoah. had to search that one. did not know what the original FD was.
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I'm going to need more help. I've found pages and pages about his inventions, but nothing with the initials "F.D." Closest I've come is his Franklin stove."
ReplyDeletei got that to vk, on the origanial its a p and not f.d
ReplyDeletevk: fire department
ReplyDeleteAre you with me now, emilie?
ReplyDeleteAre you at the question about Chick Hicks?
Oh. I got it. *feels sheepish* Thanks!
ReplyDeleteemilie i dont know, any more hints on 45a?
ReplyDeletenar, got it!! never mind
ReplyDeleteI am cygnus. I'm sorry it's not 'hostile takeover bank', that was funny. I'm guessing there's a real 'HTB' somewhere?
ReplyDeleteHuhn... htb gets "What does htb stand for?" But when I put in "Hostile Takeover Bank" I get a "not quite." What gives?
ReplyDeleteIs there another meaning for that acronym?
what? am i seeing things?
ReplyDeletehtb spelled out not working =/
ReplyDeleteNeeding more help with 26 A, I don't know who the punker/rocker is to be able to figure it out. Been stuck here for quite some time.
ReplyDeleteWelcome to my little corner of hell everyone. I've tried every possible version of Hostile Takeover Bank including misspellings. I'm stuck.
ReplyDeleteHierarchical Token Bucket doesn't work either. :\ Nor does Holy Trinity Brompton, to my shock. lol
ReplyDeleteafter a day and a half of this, I think my lateral thinking is broken
ReplyDelete26 A Rocker + 47 + Flag. I'm still stumped. I know it's a country in africa. What is the rockers initials? I've tried all the countries to no avail.
ReplyDeletegrace, give us the Level Code, and I'll go have a look.
ReplyDeletegrace: rockers initials + number = something
ReplyDeleteunusual thing to find on a flag
grace, try an african country beginning with 'm'
ReplyDelete...and why is the question number 44B again?
ReplyDeleteIs that an error or a clue?
Thanks Jonsey, it's whistlecock.
ReplyDeleteFinally, got it, thank you. Still don't know who the rocker is. hehe
ReplyDeleteAHAHAH!!! This is too funny. The question was lifted word for word from this question asked in July of last year. Read
ReplyDeletehave tried every name in disney/pixar, jobs, eisner, eiger etc that has been associated with the film...nothing
ReplyDeletethere has to be something wrong on this! we all have the correct answer, but its not letting us put in!
ReplyDeletethere has to be something wrong on this! we all have the correct answer, but its not letting us put in!
ReplyDeleteI give up. I need sleep. I'll check back in the morning to see if anyone gets it. Good luck all!!!
ReplyDeleteCygnus, you might have something there. Does anyone remember the answer to 44B?
ReplyDeleteWell, that's it for me. Gotta get up in five hours. XD
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
yea me 2, its 5.15am! got to be up for 9am! good night all have fun xx
ReplyDeleteHave a good sleep folks, thanks for the company!
ReplyDeletethe answer for 44b did not work, either
ReplyDeleteYeah, I tried it too, Calc. I wonder if the author will see our posts and look in on us?
ReplyDelete20 past midnight over here now, I think it's time to go horizontal for a while too. **Yawn**
here, here. g'night
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'm just not thinking hard enough, but I still can't get the first place on number 40. The "mist opportunity" one, that is...
ReplyDeleteI'm stuck on the tv shows quizz 20. I got the first one, but the second, I can't get. It has a red background, the year 1984 and what looks to me like a camera, security, maybe? HELP!!!!!
ReplyDelete@Kagehito
ReplyDeleteThink of a very large waterfall on the east coast of the US and barrels
Thank you jw.
ReplyDeleteReally need help for quiz 20, PRIMETIME
ReplyDeleteIt's a calendar with smiley faces. I can't think of the show.. I just want to finish 20 so I can go to bed!!!!!
what is the answer for 44b
ReplyDeletesekwof..it is happy day..
ReplyDeletegonna call it a night to..night all..
oops sorry...happy days...
ReplyDelete44b is clear
I am almost posetive i have the answer for 45b but it will not work. grrrr i am about to call it a night
ReplyDeleteHere are the first 17 answers;
ReplyDeleteAnswers 1- 9B. Just started..
Please do not look if you don't want answers outright..I heard for some there was a language barrier,and that they wished to finish first half. I figure everyone should enjoy it..besides many are way past this..so i will give some answers. Many of these can be googled..:D
s+n+a+k+e = adder
Smallest snake= threadsnake
To be or not to be= hamlet
Name is =Hagar
Longest word= tattarrattat
Sponge bob reference= Patrick
Answer is = moai
Answer is =spock
Actor is=Zachary Quinto
Answer= i am an idiot
Answer shape = heart
Answer = Traveller
Answer= Dixie
Answer=[press esc on your keyboard]
Answer= fresh and easy
Answer=hoffman
Answer= Straw dogs
I apologize if this offends anyone ..but there are over 1300 posts to go through. This just gets you to next level..:)
Hi all - hope you are enjoying this game. Thank you to Jonesy and others who have pointed out the glitch on 45B. This should now be resolved - but any problems, please let me know. Much appreciated.
ReplyDelete30nightsofviolence
Hi everyone, you are all very smart indeed!
ReplyDeleteI also found hostile takeover bank, but it still doesn't work for me.
Sorry, did work, after you restart and put the code in, it accepts the right answer :)
ReplyDelete46a--the yield sign in upside down and "the" appears twice in the sentence.
ReplyDeleteCan't tie that to a microphone though...
I got the french translation of Spring in Paris, it's 'paris au printemps', which is a song performed by PIL, lead singer is John Lydon, aka Johnny Rotten, front man of the Sex Pistols.
ReplyDeleteAnd I'm stuck again, hehe.
I'm with you all. Am thinking of Paris Hilton with her terrible song?
ReplyDeleteHi unique, that could be a hint as well, also, the science that studies signs of spring is called phenology.
ReplyDeleteThe The is an optical illusion, searching on that right now, too many results and no idea how to narrow them down. I'm gonna walk my dogs and I'll be back after that.
ReplyDeleteCould it be a music festival, held in Paris in the springtime?
ReplyDeletefound nothing on it, I've been staring at this picture for a while to see if there was another optical illusion hidden, have not found it yet.
ReplyDeletecan anyone give me the answer for 24b plz
ReplyDeletesomeone please help on 38a please stuck on it lol
ReplyDeletei've been looking for an hour now
please help!
Hello all! Little one eyed monsters response is thicko. On another search engine, i typed in "Signs of Spring" and found Adko signs in Colorado Springs. Gonna try to investigate this a little more
ReplyDelete@error What's the level code?
ReplyDeletehhswayngim
ReplyDeletethe code is dropletpunch
@ error look kiwi shoe polish on wikipedia and the answer is the inventor's wife's name
ReplyDeleteanything on 46a yet? I've got nothing.
ReplyDeletethanks you so much lol
ReplyDeletewas pulling my hair out lol cheers
anyclue on 38b?
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ReplyDeleteI´ve tried about 20 words with ii and can´t find the right one. Anyone know the answer to 33a with the double vowels please?
ReplyDeletethinks chemical element. they both share the same nickname.
ReplyDeleteNope, frustrating. I'm having difficulties getting johnny rotten/sex pistols out of my head, I do feel it's relevant, but how? no ideas as of yet.
ReplyDelete@niff It's a state popular with tourists. Goodbye to all. Gotta go work!
ReplyDelete@niff:
ReplyDeleteLook at the star, think 'state' and I'm sure you'll get it.
hhswayngim, is that a hint for me?
ReplyDeleteOMG probably the best known word with double ii!!!!! Thanks guys
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