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2 answer
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Clever, but no.

By the way, sorry for the delay in clues. It's been busy, we've had people staying over, blah, blah, blah. I'll try to come up with them more quickly.
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3. Act (or Acting - which I believe would make # 2 obvious)

Edited to add Acting
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2 prove

3 order
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(2) Mama what?

(3) Word of terrible twos
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(3) No
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(2) pyjama or mia! or Cass or Yellow or Yoke (hey you never know) or Dukes or June or no wait it MUST be Mama Oooooooooo
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Rick is correct!

To (1) think is to (2) __________ (3) no.
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2. Say
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2. Knot...... :D
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Ding! Ding! Guinevere wins!

"To think is to say no." A quotation from Emile Auguste Chartier (also known as Alain Chartier).
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Did he not inspire Descartes' first theorem, later discarded: "I think therefore I'm not"?
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Is this a dead thread?

Would the above have been a good puzzle?
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Reanimate a thread to ask if it's dead

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"To think is to say 'no' " ?

But after that, shouldn't he have said, "I think"? Or would that have negated the first thought and by necessity the second? But if the second were eliminated then wouldn't the first be resuscitated in which case....

Is this a time paradox thing?
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Yes.
No.
Maybe.
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