Peter Savage-The Passion Of Learning-Absence of Presence

[Gaberax]

To contain as much as is possible; a bit of broken bread.
A word for simple people; a pirate’s choice in drink, I’ve read.
The spot where there’s a turning, a place where forces multiply
Proper placement gives advantage and the weighty are lifted high.

[John_and_Yoko]

:rose:

To contain as much as is possible; a bit of broken bread.
A word for simple people; a pirate’s choice in drink, I’ve read.
The spot where there’s a turning, a place where forces multiply
Proper placement gives advantage and the weighty are lifted high.

I know the answer, but I'm going to leave it to someone else to give it.

[Jon]

To contain as much as is possible; a bit of broken bread. - saturate - sacrament
A word for simple people; a pirate’s choice in drink, I’ve read. -rummy
The spot where there’s a turning, a place where forces multiply - pivot
Proper placement gives advantage and the weighty are lifted high.- fulcrum

[John_and_Yoko]

To contain as much as is possible; a bit of broken bread. - saturate - sacrament
A word for simple people; a pirate’s choice in drink, I’ve read. -rummy
The spot where there’s a turning, a place where forces multiply - pivot
Proper placement gives advantage and the weighty are lifted high.- fulcrum

:lol:

Don't think about it so hard. :)

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

:rose:

To contain as much as is possible;FULL a bit of broken bread.CRUMB
A word for simple people;FOOL a pirate’s choice in drink,RUM I’ve read.
The spot where there’s a turning,a place where forces multiply
Proper placement gives advantage and the weighty are lifted high.FULCROM POINT

[Jon]

Good show BC!!!!

[John_and_Yoko]

:rose:

To contain as much as is possible; a bit of broken bread. FULL CRUMB
A word for simple people; a pirate’s choice in drink, I’ve read. FOLK RUM
The spot where there’s a turning, a place where forces multiply
Proper placement gives advantage and the weighty are lifted high. FULCRUM


I believe that's it.

[BROWNINGS CHILDE]

AHHH. I see with the Folk instead of Fool. Fool fits the first clue of that line alright, but it doesnt lead to fulcrum, but rather foolrum. I just thought that was an oversight. Folk fits much better.

[Gaberax]

Fulcrum is the answer! :clap: A gaggle of geese on a see-saw for John_and_Yoko, Jon and Brownings_Childe. :clap: Good job! :)

[Gaberax]

AHHH. I see with the Folk instead of Fool. Fool fits the first clue of that line alright, but it doesnt lead to fulcrum, but rather foolrum. I just thought that was an oversight. Folk fits much better.

Fool fits just as well. Nice thinking around the corner there. ;)