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[39C] The 39 Clues
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voqas
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 		39 clues theory
My present theory on what the clues mean
My current theory is that it is a recipe for the fabled"philosopher's stone". Harry Potter doesn't have the copyright on it after all and it making gold and living forever would give you a bit of power.

PostPosted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 12:32 am
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haydn01
Kilroy

Joined: 27 Oct 2008
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 		Iron solute
The most common "iron solutes" are oxygen and water. Both react with iron to dissovle the iron into other chemical states, i.e. rust.

Both oxygen and water are in plentiful supply in air, and, sea water.

For the chemistry virgins: a solvent can dissovle a solute, eg. salt and water. salt is the solvent and water is solute, the new combination is a solution.

Iron can dissolve in an acid, eg. HCl (hydrocloric acid), however in this example iron is solvent and the acid is the solute.

PostPosted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 5:12 am
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haydn01
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 		Iron solute
Think about it: Is this a Lucian statement?

Reply!!!

PostPosted: Mon Oct 27, 2008 5:16 am
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sapagoo
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lauramae18 wrote:
Laughing I am feeling like an idiot because I have tried for days now and I keep wrecking my submarine. Any hand eye coordination clues for level 5? Shocked

tyty2001 wrote:
just dont use boost and try not to hit any part of the rings unless youve gone through it and just dont press the up and down keys to hard or if you have a kid you should probably let them do it because kids are better at this stuff that adults

I agree with tyty about the boost. Don't use the boost (space bar) because you don't have to finish this fast. You just have to finish it.
Also, there is a pause key in the lower right hand corner, if you need a break between levels.
It doesn't matter if you go from left to right, or right to left.
On level five, I go past the last three rings, and hit them going right to left. It's easier for me. ( on level 3 I do a loop before hitting the last hoop, so that I'm lined up better)

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ommmm
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 		Ditto on submarine Level 5. That's how my son did it. It's definitely easier for kids... but he had trouble with that level until turning around and going the other direction on the last three rings.

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tyty2001
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 		i wonder when they r gonna have some more stuff finally, im gettin bored
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 12:36 am
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wolfgirl86
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 		I am in LOVE with The 39 Clues. I'm readin gthe book slowly, so it doesn't kill me too much that I have to wait until Dec. for the next one. Course, waiting until April for #3 is going to be horrid.

Anyway, tyty, you have to be patient. After all, the game is designed for children between the ages of 6 and 14 (hence why they're the only ones who can partake in the actual contest, which was disappointing but understandable to me). Those kids are in the middle of school now. They have homework and play with friends in the afternoon. It wasn't meant for avid ARGers like me, who check it five times a day just in case something new happens.

Which reminds me....... *runs off to check*

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Curious_girl
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Joined: 19 Oct 2008
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 		 Madrigal
Guys, Very Happy

Please, Can anyone help me understand these Madrigal people... I didn't quite understand about them. Any information will help me a lot.

Thanks, Laughing

PostPosted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 1:07 pm
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Maggie
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 		Madrigals
Madrigals are a group of people who know about the 39 clues and will do anything to find them first. Think of it this way:

Lucian = KGB -- Russia
Janus = MI6 -- England
Ekatrina = CSIS -- Canada
Tomas = CIA -- United States

We don't know who they are or how they are connected to the Cahills.
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PostPosted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 1:22 pm
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TheRealPip
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Joined: 29 Sep 2008
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 		got my SASE back with codes
Greetings all,

Just a heads up. I got my SASEs I sent in back today with codes for 39 Clues. So, apparently their issue with these has been corrected. In case you are interested, there is nothing special about them. No fancy letterhead, no secret codes... just white paper and fixed width font telling you how to enter 16 codes into your account.

Said another way... no collectible items.

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My surveillance camera codes are 22FC46MJX2 and 237DRWJJX2... use them and pass them on!

PostPosted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 3:50 pm
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danteIL
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 		Re: got my SASE back with codes
TheRealPip wrote:
Greetings all,

Just a heads up. I got my SASEs I sent in back today with codes for 39 Clues. So, apparently their issue with these has been corrected. In case you are interested, there is nothing special about them. No fancy letterhead, no secret codes... just white paper and fixed width font telling you how to enter 16 codes into your account.


Were these SASEs that you sent in a long time ago, or where these that you sent more recently? I'm still wondering if I should give mine up for lost.

PostPosted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 4:00 pm
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HighTideOnRhum
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Joined: 28 Oct 2008
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 		Hiya. I'm yet another newbe so apologies in advance for any faux pas...

Thought I'ld mention that the flag code for 'M' (white diagonal cross on blue background) in the Nessie Shack might be nothing more than just the Scottish flag as its a Scottish tourist place.

Also, with regards to the Madrigals, the 'Go To' information for card no. 61 (Secret: Carnival) says its a photo memento of 'All The Family' and there in the background is a figure dressed all in black... So I agree with the theory that the Madrigals ARE part of the family, and that the greatest power comes from all the four divisions being united.

With regards to Gordon Klose's bizar note: goat omega cotton candy 187 juice box *&@ I think this IS a coded message. I keep trying to make it start with "go to" but can't work out how the pattern would continue.

Finally, don't suppose anyone would like to exchange cards number 12 and 56 would they? I have many duplicates of just about all the others.

PostPosted: Tue Oct 28, 2008 8:40 pm
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bedomii
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 		other 39 clues websites
did you know that ilikeuselessfacts.net also gets you to the 39 clues homepage? you can't log on, but you can do everything else Very Happy

PostPosted: Wed Oct 29, 2008 6:04 am
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FLgata
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 		Re: got my SASE back with codes
danteIL wrote:
TheRealPip wrote:
Greetings all,

Just a heads up. I got my SASEs I sent in back today with codes for 39 Clues. So, apparently their issue with these has been corrected. In case you are interested, there is nothing special about them. No fancy letterhead, no secret codes... just white paper and fixed width font telling you how to enter 16 codes into your account.


Were these SASEs that you sent in a long time ago, or where these that you sent more recently? I'm still wondering if I should give mine up for lost.


I came home to mine yesterday. I had mailed my request on Sept. 13th and had given up hope when I read the post about their "mailroom issues". I was surprised to see mine arrive. My guess is that your's should be coming soon. Smile

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tyty2001
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vawood wrote:
I am in LOVE with The 39 Clues. I'm readin gthe book slowly, so it doesn't kill me too much that I have to wait until Dec. for the next one. Course, waiting until April for #3 is going to be horrid.

Anyway, tyty, you have to be patient. After all, the game is designed for children between the ages of 6 and 14 (hence why they're the only ones who can partake in the actual contest, which was disappointing but understandable to me). Those kids are in the middle of school now. They have homework and play with friends in the afternoon. It wasn't meant for avid ARGers like me, who check it five times a day just in case something new happens.

Which reminds me....... *runs off to check*


haha i am middle school im only 12 lol but im off track at the moment im goin paintballing on the 14th with my friends tho Smile
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i sent a sase to them last week im waiting for it to come in the mail
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ok you no the little booklet thingy that come with the card pack? i got one from australia and they have a family tree in theres !!! it says dan is janus and amy is ekat so we no for sure that amy is an ekat
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