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Day One Clues for Dodging Eros Cover Reveal Contest



Dodging Eros Cover Reveal Contest for a chance to win a Good to O bag of adult treats

When reading the clues, consider word associations, literal, figurative, and slang meanings from different angles; mainstream and fringe interpretations.
Day One Clues
          First Significant Image Component: 
  • Whether Stoic follower, builder of walls to hold back uncivilized hordes, instigator of the precursor to the Justinian Code or Roman emperor, the patron saint of this now obsolete warrior-hunter would have cheered for Geena Davis in her quest to compete as an Olympian.

          First Significant Image Component’s Orientation and Details:
  • Creating an appealing one online is a good idea. Expert criminologists do this with a high probability of accuracy; untrained amateurs don’t.
  • This sloped joint can be found beside most roads, and comes with its own blade.
  • This limb is also an action, a financial services acronym or part of a garment. It can be a division of a larger group or the first half of a metaphor. 
Submit your guess for Day One Clues as a comment to this post.  

Participants must be at least 18 years old and are responsible for any and all applicable income declaration requirements and taxes, and for providing valid, government-issued proof of identity, age, and eligibility. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited by law. See Dodging Eros Cover Reveal Contest Details 10/24/2014 BlerdyBingeReader.blogspot.com post for participation terms.




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