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Just google ıt and thank me later
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And this is exactly why breakfast is always the second thing I do in the morning 
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The last time I google something with the phrase 'Just Google it and thank me later' I found I had acquired several viruses which were a s*d to get rid of. Were Corn Flakes a kind of Cheap antidepressant or some medication? Well not a million miles away... 
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Clearly, they don't work (or they changed the recipe) - I've known some cornflake fans who are complete wa... I'll stop there in case this goes straight to the soap box.
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Graham crackers were invented for the same reason. 
(Any other foods invented for this reason?)
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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Hopefully not bread source...
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so did Graham stop wa....?
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Just googled it and wtf 
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WTF?
"One of his [...] breakfasts" he invented.
What are the others?
[Edit]
...invented for the same purpose, I mean...
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Looks to make a sudden spontaneous connection for links among groups. (9, 8)
Could solve it with sudden, but spontaneous is just better.
Solution:
groups = sets
links = Relations.
Spontaneous = Reflexive
Connection = Relation.
The hint's solution was Euler, who is a mathematician. The problem Reflexive Relation was related to Math. I initially wanted to find out who proposed this Reflexive property, but a quick search didn't yield any results and would've made the hint far too easy.
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I think you will be up again on Monday
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I got nothin' - so I think you could be right.
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No ideas at all - how's the picking going ?
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Not bad - I'm not good enough to try it on next door yet, but ...
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LPL and BosnianBill make it look and sound so easy - I've only managed the practice padlock ( which I can do consistently ) not managed the double ( lock either side ) yet - good fun though
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I've got a practice padlock and a practice door lock, and I can do the padlock pretty quickly, the door lock takes a bit longer. I've also got a practice disk detainer padlock that I can open in seconds (it's so badly made it opens with a tension lever or even a spoon handle...)
I've also got a real Euro "double sided" lock that was the one in the back door until I changed it for a "thumb inside" version, and I've picked that twice. Can I get it the third time? Nope!
I think it's a case of getting the "feel" of the lock right, and I'm still trying too hard I think.
But LPL and BL do make it look so easy!
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Abnormal Rule with direction (5) can help you find this relation.
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Are you saying it has something to do with Euhler ?
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I'm saying he can literally help you, not that it has to do with him. Think about this, why would he be able to help you find the answer?
modified 16-Aug-19 7:38am.
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Don't know just clutching at straws 
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We give up
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I'm already dreading setting up Monday's puzzle and a new theme.
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Abbas A. Ali wrote: and would've made the hint far too easy.
As opposed to "far too hard" then? 
Good luck monday - remember you are starting a new theme, so the winner will run with it in whatever way they chose.
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OriginalGriff wrote: As opposed to "far too hard" then?
Like I said, I tried to look for the guy who did make the reflexive property known, but couldn't find him/her.
OriginalGriff wrote: Good luck monday - remember you are starting a new theme
Thanks! 
OriginalGriff wrote: so the winner will run with it in whatever way they chose
I'm gonna be the winner then too. (Evil Laugh).
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