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So, birds eat bread I toss.



One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.



Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.



Deodorant on to end an odor.



The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.



False hope helps a foe.



I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.



Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.



See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.




What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?




P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.










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$begingroup$



So, birds eat bread I toss.



One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.



Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.



Deodorant on to end an odor.



The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.



False hope helps a foe.



I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.



Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.



See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.




What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?




P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.










share|improve this question











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    $begingroup$
    Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
    $endgroup$
    – noedne
    22 mins ago











  • $begingroup$
    @noedne why, yes... ;)
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    21 mins ago













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$begingroup$



So, birds eat bread I toss.



One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.



Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.



Deodorant on to end an odor.



The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.



False hope helps a foe.



I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.



Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.



See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.




What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?




P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.










share|improve this question











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So, birds eat bread I toss.



One romantic kiss in the rain's too nice, methinks.



Untidy notes disrupted a student in a study period.



Deodorant on to end an odor.



The wisdom of anagrams fathoms a game in words.



False hope helps a foe.



I may be in prison for decades for my pea-brained decisions.



Was in a bathtub to obtain a butt-wash.



See all the children eat candy and chances are, teeth'll yield.




What do all these sentences above have in common, exactly?




P.S. I have room for one more tag, but if I add that particular tag, this puzzle will probably be solved in five minutes, so I will only include that tag once this puzzle has been solved with an accepted answer. There also may be many things in common with these sentences, so I stress the word "exactly" in the actual question.







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    $begingroup$
    Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
    $endgroup$
    – noedne
    22 mins ago











  • $begingroup$
    @noedne why, yes... ;)
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
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  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
    $endgroup$
    – noedne
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  • $begingroup$
    @noedne why, yes... ;)
    $endgroup$
    – user477343
    21 mins ago







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$begingroup$
Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
$endgroup$
– noedne
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$begingroup$
Is the extra tag by any chance in the puzzle itself? :)
$endgroup$
– noedne
22 mins ago













$begingroup$
@noedne why, yes... ;)
$endgroup$
– user477343
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@noedne why, yes... ;)
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So, birds eat / bread I toss.

One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.

Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.

Deodorant on / to end an odor.

The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.

False hope / helps a foe.

I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.

Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.

See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.




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Theorists sure want / true answers to this!







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    Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
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Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.

Deodorant on / to end an odor.

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SWIFT DUOS (from your upwards acrostic)




I’m guessing this means that the




First half of each sentence anagrams to the second half




The




Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...




Then




So, birds eat / bread I toss.

One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.

Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.

Deodorant on / to end an odor.

The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.

False hope / helps a foe.

I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.

Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.

See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.




And the title:




Theorists sure want / true answers to this!







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    $endgroup$
    – user477343
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  • 1




    $begingroup$
    Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
    $endgroup$
    – El-Guest
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  • 1




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The




Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...




Then




So, birds eat / bread I toss.

One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.

Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.

Deodorant on / to end an odor.

The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.

False hope / helps a foe.

I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.

Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.

See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.




And the title:




Theorists sure want / true answers to this!







share|improve this answer











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SWIFT DUOS (from your upwards acrostic)




I’m guessing this means that the




First half of each sentence anagrams to the second half




The




Divisions are represented below by a forward slash...




Then




So, birds eat / bread I toss.

One romantic kiss in the / rain's too nice, methinks.

Untidy notes disrupted a / student in a study period.

Deodorant on / to end an odor.

The wisdom of anagrams / fathoms a game in words.

False hope / helps a foe.

I may be in prison for decades / for my pea-brained decisions.

Was in a bathtub to / obtain a butt-wash.

See all the children eat candy / and chances are, teeth'll yield.




And the title:




Theorists sure want / true answers to this!








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    Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
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  • 1




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    Oh, come on! Turns out this puzzle was solved in five minutes after all xD $(+1)$ You are a bloody legend.
    $endgroup$
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    $begingroup$
    Thanks, @user477343 — I strive to be somewhat prophetic! Great puzzle!
    $endgroup$
    – El-Guest
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