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[39C] The 39 Clues
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my3sons
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 		Combination of Cards
Combination of Cards
Okay, I am new to this, so I apologize if I am not posting properly in advance.

I believe I have read through all the pages. I have a few comments.
1st. There is no way 8-12 year olds can figure out all these clues, let alone afford the time online to investigate as appears required. Which is sad, my 9 year old is loving this and we are working together reading the book and playing the "game.
2nd. I believe the card combinations people have listed previously in this blog make a bit of sense when compared to combination of images you receive when you click the key on the main page of the site (you get images and the key points to a card). I thought that interesting.
3rd. Anyone notice the M on the Cahill key? Any thoughts on what that might imply?

Thanks

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 		Re: Combination of Cards
Combination of Cards
my3sons wrote:
Okay, I am new to this, so I apologize if I am not posting properly in advance.

I believe I have read through all the pages. I have a few comments.
1st. There is no way 8-12 year olds can figure out all these clues, let alone afford the time online to investigate as appears required. Which is sad, my 9 year old is loving this and we are working together reading the book and playing the "game.
2nd. I believe the card combinations people have listed previously in this blog make a bit of sense when compared to combination of images you receive when you click the key on the main page of the site (you get images and the key points to a card). I thought that interesting.
3rd. Anyone notice the M on the Cahill key? Any thoughts on what that might imply?

Thanks


thats not true about 8-12 year olds not being able to figure stuff out i am i young age and have figured out all the cards puzzles and online puzzles easily and i have many cards and i no alot about whats going on

i have also wondered how do you combine cards???

also i have extra cards nnumber 8 12 13 14 23 41 43 48 53 57 70 71 72 73 and would like to trade for cards 30 31 40 42 49 and 56 (i am also trading cards with other people it is very useful way to get cards)

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 		Re: Card Trades
cengiz01 wrote:
Hello

I need cards 14, 47, 51, 60 and 62

I have 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 15, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 49, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 61, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68 that I would trade.

If you want to trade email me at chicago.cineaste at gmail dot com


i have sent you an email and am going to trade 2 cards with you thx for the help if u trade Smile

maggie i have also sent you an email about possibly swapping cards thank you Smile
SOrry about double post :/

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my3sons
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 		Re: Combination of Cards
Combination of Cards
[quote="tyty2001"]
my3sons wrote:
Okay, I am new to this, so I apologize if I am not posting properly in advance.

thats not true about 8-12 year olds not being able to figure stuff out i am 12 and have figured out all the cards puzzles and online puzzles easily and i have many cards and i no alot about whats going on

i have also wondered how do you combine cards???

also i have extra cards nnumber 8 13 23 41 43 48 53 57 70 71 72 73 and would like to trade for cards 30 31 40 42 49 and 56 (i am also trading cards with other people it is very useful way to get cards)


I certainly didn't mean to imply that this age group can't do it (my 9 year old figured them out as well) but just seeing the posts here, and the 400 card series - how would he know those were out there? We bought a book at a store that doesn't hand them out.
He doesn't spend alot of time on the computer and he is in bed by 9:30 on school nights. I just hope the competition is fair for that age group as a great deal of adults are in the "game".

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 		Re: Combination of Cards
Combination of Cards
my3sons wrote:
3rd. Anyone notice the M on the Cahill key? Any thoughts on what that might imply?

I'm only noticed that recently. I wonder if it has anything to do with Madrigal.

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 		 o ok
ok i understand but the adults cannot compete for prizes and are just in for the fun of it if you want to win anything you must have an account with an age between the age riquirement and not alot of people even adults no about most stuff but u can figure most stuff out on google Smile thats where i found this place

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 		Re: Mailed request for card codes
FLgata wrote:
jennifer wrote:
TheRealPip wrote:
Tif - look in the post just above your question.....


Spoiler (Rollover to View):
Solve card 3 (one of the 6 cards that came with the book)

Sad

Bummer. I still don't have the 6 cards. After reading a library copy of Maze of Bones, I've decided that I will continue to borrow the next 9 books from my local library while getting the digital cards from Scholastic. I have sent a mail-in entry to Scholastic but I'm still waiting for them to send me the code(s). I eagerly check the mail everyday but so far nothing. Sad Is anyone else doing this too (i.e., mailing SASE to Scholastic for digitized cards instead of spending $$ on the book and/or card pack)? I'm just curious to see if anyone has received anything yet so that (1) I know it works and (2) I can stop feeling so anxious.

LOL. This whole 39 clues thing makes me anxious. Very Happy


I mailed in a request on September 13th and have not received any card codes as of yet.

Sad I wonder if I'll get a response by emailing them (anyone know the email for Scholastic?).

By the way, huge typo in my previous post. It's supposed to say "I've" (instead of "I'm").

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 		hmmm
What about this theory? Nellie ( the baby sister ) is of Spanish heritage. Madrigal is a Spanish name hmmm just a thought

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my3sons
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 		Re: o ok
Very true
tyty2001 wrote:
ok i understand but the adults cannot compete for prizes and are just in for the fun of it if you want to win anything you must have an account with an age between the age riquirement and not alot of people even adults no about most stuff but u can figure most stuff out on google Smile thats where i found this place


True, but not all of the kids in the age bracket will be as computer savvy as you are. Anyway, I like the concept, it is very fun and interesting. Good Luck!

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my3sons
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 		Re: Combination of Cards
Combination of Cards
jennifer wrote:
my3sons wrote:
3rd. Anyone notice the M on the Cahill key? Any thoughts on what that might imply?

I'm only noticed that recently. I wonder if it has anything to do with Madrigal.


That could be it. Or Madame ; but Madrigal sounds more like it. Thanks

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 		Madrigal theory...
... and a few additions
dragongirl76 wrote:
What about this theory? Nellie ( the baby sister ) is of Spanish heritage. Madrigal is a Spanish name hmmm just a thought


Interesting theory, but she also has French heritage - Paris is a Lucian stronghold (message from The Game "inbox")...

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my3sons
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 		Re: Madrigal theory...
... and a few additions
Jekroxrox wrote:
dragongirl76 wrote:
What about this theory? Nellie ( the baby sister ) is of Spanish heritage. Madrigal is a Spanish name hmmm just a thought


Interesting theory, but she also has French heritage - Paris is a Lucian stronghold (message from The Game "inbox")...


It is also a song for two or three unaccompanied voices, developed in Italy in the late 13th and early 14th centuries.

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 		the way I see it, all the stuff we're figuring out here that may be beyond the age bracket, is either pointless and will be proven fruitless, or just for fun figuring out how things work and not really applicable to the game at all.

srsly, the game for 9-12 agegroup or so. There won't be things here that only adults can figure out if it's essential to the game. That's not to say it's not fun, but I don't think we're really uncovering anything else... we're waiting for things to open up for us at this point. ie, clue #2, which isn't yet available Razz when it is, it'll be..relatively..obvious Wink
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tyty2001
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 		 ya thats true
thats true it would be to complicated for children to figure that stuff out that makes sense they wouldnt do that so ya probably the clues will probably be pretty easy

and thx to gilbo and cengiz (and if maggie swaps) i will only need cards 56 and 63 (but i might need more if maggie doesnt swap)

i have a few extra cards i can swap for em email me if u have them and havent used code

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 		Re: I would have done the same thing
TheRealPip wrote:
I would have done the same thing. This way the random code doesn't spell anything inapproprate and you have some parent complaining that the cards are corrupting their child. No vowels means no words can be made, even by accident.

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I would never have thought of that. Good idea.

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