Buffalo Vs New England
Will Buffalo beat New England in the NFL on Sunday. ( 28th 1pm ET ) Year: t, Month: t, Day: h-VI, Empty: cn & e Consolidate - 22 Difficulty - 39 R y O G t - - yel G t X B sh - red B sh - - U K s - - grn K s G h - K s - blk P w B c - - P w - - wht R m O J B cn - - gry 6 Match 6 match means yes The self line has a strong Rm turning into a Bcn. Does this mean something turning into loss? However the Bcn is empty and coincidentally will still be empty the day of the game ( m X ) so it has no effect. The Rm will move on the day of the match ( m ) killing the Bsh on the opponents line and bounding to it, not allowing it to move and become the K happiness star. ( Although the B & K on the U line may represent loss anyway ). The U line is linked to the top line Ry "you got something" star through 2 sets of linkers; Bsh (3) to Bsh (4), Gt (4) to Gt (5), but it cannot receive as this Ry is bound to the date and will not be struck loose by the date of the match either ( m ). And even if it was Bsh has already been weakend by the self line's R star. Based on my inexperienced analogy I'd say Buffalo will win. Till Sunday then?

Damn it, the patriots won. Can anyone provide feedback?

Hmmm, On looking at this again, I think maybe this refers to a B & K combo that Alex talks about in the chapter "Element Combos", which coincidentally I only just read. The U line has the B and K combo, with the 2 sets of linkers bringing in the R star on the 6th line. So R kills the B star which stops it from producing the K star. So it kills the "helper" Originally I didnt think it would receive the R star because it was bound to day h, and the day of the match was m, but perhaps it was the hour e or s on the day, which broke the bond?

Or , or , or maybe I should have read it like this, and I think this one is it ( because its simple ): Gt moves to produces the self line but Gt is killed back by Bsh. Destroy the helper and you dont win.

Who was the home team and who was the away team?

um, sorry dont remember, but i asked the question in favour of Buffalo, so thats "J"