A Holiday Present for mY tOKER (caps, sorry) Family,

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Originally Posted by Caruso Says

" aHPPY utRK(ISH/EY) DAY FROM caruso WITHHl ove "

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The quotes ARE part of the riddle: a hint about the quotes (this will not help you start the puzzle; this is NOT a spoiler, and all attempters of the riddle should read this) The first quotation marks have_one_space between the marks and the first letter.

Caruso says:
The sECOND (Oops, Caps Lock... ) have=_ two_=spaces between the second marks and the last two letters "

Caruso says:
Good luck, the answer will be known soon by everyone.

Jonathan says: "I'm doing fine again. Never never better, always always better."

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Hey man, as I said on msn, I haven't a clue.

I know you said you weren't going to post again until this mystical "letter" but I'm glad you did :)

I'll keep reading the riddle, see if I can at leat comprehend it's meaning. lol :D

Come on guys, I know you're not going to give up by not even trying.

Damn dude, I don't even understand it.

I missing something here. What riddle?

this confuses me

Happy Turkey/ish Day from Caruso with love? or is the riddle something deeper?

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Originally Posted by SomeGuy

Happy Turkey/ish Day from Caruso with love? or is the riddle something deeper?

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The latter, he's very philosophical nowadays and shit, lol. :p

Give us the answer lol. I don't understand it, but I still wanna know the answer.

" aHPPY utRK(ISH/EY) DAY FROM caruso WITHHl ove "

Means

"Happy TUrkish/TUrkey day from CARUSO with LOVE"

Translated:
I wish you a happy thanksgiving if you believe and celebrate "turkey day". If not, I offer you a happy turkish day, a day I created for people of the non-american and non-christian faith, who believe in peace to celebrate with me. From CARUSO, with LOVE. Because those two things are very important.

the captials and lowercase were just opposite. but TUrkish/TUrkey has this reason. I wanted to capitalize the first two letters to show I respect both holidays and hold no negative feelings someone who celebrates either one or neither of those holidays.

You have the answer. Anything I say from now on unless specified is a riddle.