2009 - Swede Hollow

yes it did. hmm

The pool still exists, it just can't be used.

Oh, you're right!

colic is exclusively a children's affliction, so I would think it has to have something to do with children

That would be a falshback joke on us: point clues at Harriet, then the last clue switches it over to Como where it really is.

lose your colic = Cures for colic?

There is no cure for colic :sad:

There is a water that's recommended... a natural remedy.. lemme try to find something on it...

There's a bit of history on a doctor that donated the harriet island land to be used as a public bathing area, to promote good health....

I found remedies listed ... music, swaddling, swinging

http://www.coliccalm.com/baby_infant_newborn_articles/colic_cures_treatments_remedies_411.htm

Treatments for colic

I don't want to do that again!

I see. Dictionary.com did not specify that it was just a children's affliction. So that makes me think either Geliette or St Paul Childrens Hospital

PHG, how good was Lost? And, the big question is, why has the island stopped moving in the past?

I haven't been to swede in a few years. Is there any where to play sports there?

sweet land..... Raspberry Island

Nope.

Como has the Hamm Waterfall (pig) and Black Bear Cafe.

A Gateway (gateway/dell) at Como has two larage stone gates. One has a cornerstone from the original Ramsey County Courthouse (detention).'But Como is so huge I think most clues could fit there.

sweetland = maplewood

it was fantastic.

I don't think it's has stopped moving. Just hadn't moved for a while. I think it keeps skipping around till Locke does whatever he needs to do.

Como big broomball area (sports)

and of course all the rides for kids (colic)

and now we know for sure that once they go back, they never come back

Okay, I'm sure the rest of you don't want to read out Lost chatter, so I'll stop.

Colic = Pain = Payne?

I hope Tim got the spelling and stuff right and it's not supposed to be colaric.

Colaric

A state of being that typically occurs immediately after waking up. One who experiences a colaric mood usually is very grumpy, irritable, cranky, grouchy, ill tempered, crabby, sulky, whiny, and very very testy. Expect this person to both physically and verbally attack anyone or anything that is on their warpath. A mega-colaric person displays these emotions all the time, not just when waking up.

the thing that gets me is it's telling you to lose your colic... so lose your pain/Payne? I dunno

http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/2008/10/st_paul_deer_hu.php

could this be your bowers enclosed and beasts exposed?

Colic isn't just a kid thing - at least according to some definitions. It can just mean related to the colon.

Nahh.. only ben can't go back, the others can

Interesting take.

it's colic.

I think it just says:

You're bound to lose your intestinal pain.

Once the 6 go back to the island they can't come back to their "regular" lives - at least that is what Ben said.

What else could be beasts exposed?

Ha, "Deer Gone Wild!" beasts exposed!

Ok, thanks. So we're sure to lose our tummy ache I guess. Seems strange. But important. They could have rhymed with more common words if it was just to make it rhyme.

I tried anagramming it especially looking for "Box...." something or another, but didn't come up with anything

oh.. I didn't see the new episode tonight :frown:

bound and colic in the same clue

do we have a constipation street?

probably near a white castle

WE should all talk lost tomorrow. such a good show, yet so confusing

maybe the medallion is hidden in a box of musilex :smile:

The circus at highland??

"lose your colic" anagrams to "icy cooler soul"

:grin:

Brass, that's good. I'm trying to think of an instance where the people are locked up (or inside the bower) and the animals are free.

Last year "the menagerie of fun wild and tame" was not como and everyone thought it was?? just trying to look deeper than the zoo.

Does anybody know if there's any truth to what's being said on the press board, about Harriet having construction and St. Paul Parks & Rec telling hunters they need to leave because it's not there?

So true, Brass.

from the pp boards:

bower enclosed=excel energy and beasts exposed=minnesota wild

I have no idea if it is true or not, but someone told me the exact same story last year. Plus, the park folks would have no idea. The PP doesn't tell them where it is.

That's what I thought.

I don't believe anything on the board. Escpecially all the ones that say "I FOUND IT"