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[Gold]

Also, where do you find the gold at?

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[j15bell]

Ok Guys

Here are some random thoughts brought to you by 3 people that did not even know this game existed-only recently heard of the TV show-and do not like puzzles. I thought of asking them in case they saw the obvious.

1. That puzzle tray looks like a key.

2. Which puzzle piece came first,second etc.

3. Which building belongs to which sentence on the clue pad.

4. Is that poem on the spiral pad by Emerson or Robin Williams?

5. I remember some of those phrases from my gr. grandpa when he
would try to tell me how my family got to Ohio (he is african american).

When I said random-I meant it.

Any thoughts.

[konamouse]

This is from memory.

[DeformedUncleLouie]

Ok guys winners will be contacted after 10:00 AM PST. The bad news. They will more then likly call the number I provided. Witch is my cell phone, witch I dropped in my pool and is now broken.

Lets face it, I'm not ment to win this damn game.

[j15bell]

winners

[konamouse]

Treasure Hunters had a Volvo???? Isn't that PoTH?

My cell phone was turned off because I was on a plane. No email, no phone message. But I wasn't expecting anything.

Sigh.

[j15bell]

Konamouse:

Yes Volvo was PoTC

Just thought some of you would like to know since some of you played that treasure hunting game too.

[RPGgame]

so what is the solution

[aliendial]

According to a post on the NBC boards, some guy says the answer was the Lincoln Memorial. Wtf? Because it was in the background of the last room? People over there say he's a liar, the answer won't be made public until today or tomorrow or Monday or something. Others are saying "I knew it was LM all along" based on some crazy and some stupid things (like the LM puzzle piece was the first one, so that must be it). Most seem to have no inkling that the map was screwed up...

edit more: And those posts were all about a call going out 10 AM yesterday, not today. There's another thread there from a woman in a wheelchair who claims she won too, and while not sure which was right, the only answers she ever gave were Washington DC and National Museum of American History. And then further spec that she's a liar, or if they're both telling the truth maybe the answer was just DC and we were all right. Or that the Lincoln Memorial is where the TV show will end but not the online game. Gah!

[DeformedUncleLouie]

In phone news, my phone now turns on, but I can't answer it. So if they call I can litterly watch as the chance of a lifetime passes by as I swear at my phone.

[aliendial]

If you know your password, isn't there another way to dial into your mailbox? You could do that on my old Sprint phone, like through the main Sprint wireless number...

[DeformedUncleLouie]

Well the game is over, and it looks like we didn't win, but I think we need one more over the top speech.

We played this game better then anyone else out there. It got to the point that people were joining this board just to get help from us. This thread was a lot of people's 1st post. In away that means people looked up to us, and we very well could have kept the answers to ourselfs, but helping people came before money, and not to many people can say they do that. I also think that we were the first team to get the map, so go us! The way I see it we have everything to be proud of. Well except winning. We can't be proud about that.

Anyway on to new buissness. 1. We talked about someone heading down there with a team seatbelt sign. Anyone still doing that?

2. Well I really want to do this show. Now I could get my friends to do this wih me but you know what would be a good gimmick? 3 people who have never meet face to face, but often chated on a puzzle message board. What I am saying is, is there anyone that would do it with me?

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Congrats to the winners and what to do in Washington

[j15bell]

HEY D F L!!

If any of you guys are gonna be there by tomorrow check this out!!

National Treasures Scavenger Hunt

http://www.washingtonpost.com/ac2/wp-dyn?n...;venueid=799650

Details 2-4:30 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 12
National Museum of American History - Smithsonian Institution

14th Street and Constitution Avenue
Washington, DC

? Information: 877-946-4868
? Price: $20

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Set out on an adventure to find American memorabilia such as Abraham Lincoln's hat, Bill Clinton's saxophone and Mr. Rogers' sweater. Hunters will meet at the post office just inside the museum's Constitution Avenue entrance. Call 877-946-4868 to reserve tickets