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[XakyrieG]

The strangeness of these coordinates, the bunches in Boulder and Longmont (where I live, incidentally) and the lack of coordinates in Texas gives, I think, at least a little credence to the idea that something will happen in these locations when the timer goes all the way down. As people have pointed out in other topics, it would cost a lot and require a great deal of manpower to have people at each of these points doing whatever it is they might have planned, but it would save a lot to simply make the locations nearby where the PMs have friends and family who are willing to participate for free. So perhaps they just know more willing people in this area of Colorado and in California.

I still have no expectations that something will happen at these locations, especially given that National Airport location, but it's still a decent thought.

[lure x]

ohio coords anamoly

[Liquid Clay]

It could be nothing, but I found this when I was searching for connections between Rootstown and bees:
http://www.bw.edu/academics/nro/society/BrainBee/
On that site there is a link to http://www.dana.org, something like a medical science foundation.
On first look I would think its a coincidence, but it sounds a little funny

It could be worth searching for other bee references.

[sfsdfd]

Re: ohio coords anamoly

[vpisteve]

Ya know what? I just thought of something. Are all these coords that point to 'nothing' only in the second column?

[jbd]

[Ben_Dover]

You know, thinking on the same line, what do we get if we switch the longitude and the latitude of each pair? I don't know how to look this stuff up myself, or I would do it.

They're listed in pairs. Most of us think there is some reason for this. What if the pairs are mixed up? So that in cell A, the longitude is supposed to go with the latitude in Cell B and vice versa?

Just throwing it out there. Really bangin' my head on the wall right now.

[Grout]

dammit this blows - there are 220 sites - they appear to have nothing in common - apparently some of them are in the middle of the woods or on VERY private property. This would imply we are not supposed to GO to these places. But many of the coordinates point to specific places and center around populated points for the most part - which would lead away from the "it's just a number puzzle" theory...

Therefore....


?


It's all just a red herring?


Jerks with Pina Coladas?

[lure x]

no i don't think it's a red herring, i just don't think we're going about this the right way. i bet the pms are laughing at us right now

[krystyn]

They probably totally are, but are also fervently crossing their fingers and toes that we get it, too. Totally.

[sherpa]

I bet you anything they're screaming at us going "look, it's right under your noses, you silly twonks". Just like I do whenever I watch Knightmare.

[fivecentfamily]

[keybsnbits]

[sherpa]

[Danzilla76]

The thoughts in this thread are starting to echo an idea I was having last night.
What if somebody could take the maps that have been created, and draw a line between each of the points that are paired together. A line from the coord in Col 1 to the coord in Col 2. So then we would have about 110 lines all over the country. It could either point to something on our map, or be taken off the map and made into a separate picture.
Sorry I can't do this sort of thing myself. I'm at work and also don't know a lot about these computer setup processes. I'm better at the thinking, and also other legwork (such as driving for an hour)