Modern day pirates might use a torpedo, but not likely. Their goal is to rob the ship, not sink it.
Two years ago, when they used the sports references, it was to augment a later clue, when they referred to a famous person. It was supposed to help you think of Babe Ruth.
There's no need to destroy as you deploy for the hunt in our wonderful town, golf courses and statues you must not annoy and please steer clear of all private ground.
Hmm, in Clue 1, it mentions bold, and in both the paper and the website they made a point of spelling good luck in bold letters. Rearranged they spell "duck logo". Hmmmmm
Tim, they had long guns and other gun type weapons that they used with gunpowder. Their goals were to take ships and their treasures. There were lots of rules around what flag a ship was flying and what ships had loyalties to what countries. The pirates only followed these rules when it suited them.
On July 11, 1804, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr met on the dueling grounds at Weehawken, New Jersey, to fight the final skirmish of a long-lived political and personal battle. When the duel was over, Hamilton would be mortally wounded, and Burr would be wanted for murder.
Wow. A well-deserved tribute to Mr Allison!
Modern day pirates might use a torpedo, but not likely. Their goal is to rob the ship, not sink it.
Two years ago, when they used the sports references, it was to augment a later clue, when they referred to a famous person. It was supposed to help you think of Babe Ruth.
green wher is burr street?
Is the gate at Como dedicated to anyone or anything?
Wassup!!!
The duel happend in Weehawken, New Jersey
Tim it runs N/S, beginning buy Whitall and Running to Arlington
allison- ther is NO need to destroy, so the pirate thing fits in, they dont want to destroy the ship. anyone know of a weak torpedo?
tim it's a few blocks west of payne ave.
i'm hittin' the sheets guys.
see ya in 8 hours.
Weehauken, New Jersey.
That's right, I knew it was soemthing hawk NJ.
Hawkeye Pierce?
Didn't someone (Terry) mention that the other night at McGovern's?
Hay, MJ!!!!
Timmers, believe it or not........
Burr street's by.....
SWEDE HOLLOW!
Allison, are you MOM's Mole?
WHat is the proper spelling? Weehawken or Weehauken? Any possible anagrams?
Hiya Green . . . .
Stopping by for a quick update. Does anybuddy have #2 clue handy???
did vikings use torpedos? or did they deploy anything
There's no need to destroy as you deploy
For the hunt in our wonderful town.
Golf courses and statues you must not annoy
And please steer clear of all private ground
There's no need to destroy as you deploy for the hunt in our wonderful town, golf courses and statues you must not annoy and please steer clear of all private ground.
Weehawken was from a PBS site.
Not that I'm saying that's right.
anagrams
"steer clear"
lear caster.
Pirates!
steel racer
Flexible flyer!
Tanks . . . .
Hmmmmmmm......"thinking here"........
Tim, there were no torpedoes in the time of the vikings.
Green, Swede Hollow? I don't believe it.
reading it again, I see: we dont destroy when we deploy from St. Paul. that means we can destor anything IN st paul!
Hmm, in Clue 1, it mentions bold, and in both the paper and the website they made a point of spelling good luck in bold letters. Rearranged they spell "duck logo". Hmmmmm
Didn't the Vikings use their ships as a sort of torpedo? By ramming other ships? Just grasping here.
Rushmore... Do your Mapquest then.
THX, I will trust PBS, thanks
What about steer - could that be in "ox"?
Tim, they had long guns and other gun type weapons that they used with gunpowder. Their goals were to take ships and their treasures. There were lots of rules around what flag a ship was flying and what ships had loyalties to what countries. The pirates only followed these rules when it suited them.
Not only Burr Street's near, but so's Clancy's Boxing Gym, or whatever ittiz called.
After the 2nd clue, still leaning towards capitol mall.
Green, I believe you, I was just saying it in amazement, not in doubt.
On July 11, 1804, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr met on the dueling grounds at Weehawken, New Jersey, to fight the final skirmish of a long-lived political and personal battle. When the duel was over, Hamilton would be mortally wounded, and Burr would be wanted for murder.
teams with DUCK LOGO's...
oregon-college
aneheim-nhl
In days of gold, when knights were bold...
I'm thinking in the same way Leelabell is . . . . .
Something historical, perhaps cannons, or military site with things like that?
Or fencing ballerina pirates?
anagram
steer clear - tree scaler
guys- I twas merely kidding about vikings and torpedos.
Lee- good description of Vikings, I don't know what i was thinking.
Guys, COME ON!
What ONE place has ducks, steers, pirates... And ballarinas?
Tim,
It's still worth thinking about
What ONE place has ducks, steers, pirates... And ballarinas?
the state fair?
"What ONE place has ducks, steers, pirates... And ballarinas?"
My bedroom?
Uhm, nevermind!
The capital!!
You got it, Timmers!
And they've statues, too!
Green; ORDWAY! Didn't Allison already prove it's at Rice?
Ok, stop me if you have heard this one: A duck, a pirate, a steer, and a ballerina walk into a bar....
Well, this noodler is going to bed.
Marley King - Capital Mall has certainly not been ruled out yet.
So many possibilities to dream about.
Steers at the fair? Torpedos? Battles and duals?
Only 24 hours till the next clue.
Goodnight and SCMDs to coolerheads everywhere!