Terry, maybe I heard that big muddy river connection in a city down the river like St. Louis or New Orleans. It's even muddier there! Also, SunRay is near BC. And like Me2 said earlier, some streets there have no names (U2 reference), just A, B, C.
Maybe, or then again maybe not. To paraphrase Humpty Dumpty from "Alice in Wonderland", the clues mean precisely what I want them to mean. Nothing more and nothing less.
anyone here from scribe or thx? is there another spot more people are posting to?
They and others (inc. all of us here now) post all over the threads THX set up in the PPWC folder. THX was in here earlier today. If you look at your toolbar to the right, you can see a "Who's Here" list.
Since THX is the administrator of this neighborhood of this site, I don't imagine he'd be off posting elsewhere. Haven't seen much of Scribe at all the last few days.
Main Entry: 1bar·row Pronunciation: 'bar-(")O Function: noun Etymology: Middle English bergh, from Old English beorg; akin to Old High German berg mountain, Sanskrit brhant high Date: before 12th century 1 : MOUNTAIN, MOUND -- used only in the names of hills in England 2 : a large mound of earth or stones over the remains of the dead : TUMULUS
Main Entry: tu·mu·lus Pronunciation: 'tü-my&-l&s, 'tyü-, 't&- Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural tu·mu·li /-"lI, -"lE/ Etymology: Latin; akin to Latin tumEre to swell -- more at THUMB Date: 1686 : an artificial hillock or mound (as over a grave); especially : an ancient grave : BARROW
You have no idea how much a PIG and HAM come into these clues and relate to soooo many parks-WoW and that just so fits with our HAM DINNER yesterday :)
I was also thinking about the cemetary near Conway and how that might be the opposite of pharoah burial places. Compared to the wealth of the pharoahs, we're all poor as sparrows!
I was thinking about the ball fields and pitcher's mounds relating to Conway. I don't know if there's a cemetary for poor people.
hmmmm!??
The U2 song I was thinking of is Red Hill Mining Town - 3M (mining).
Thoughts?
Looking into the funny/odd punctuation!(.)
I haven't found a reference to the river as a muddy bath...just Old Man River and Father of Waters.
Dal - I like the 3M thing. It's one of the reasons that Battle Creek was screaming yesterday.
Hi everyone...this is great fun! I got all wet at Highland today and Whitney found 2 frisbees!
Hmmmm, yes. AW knows how to put a period at the end of a sentence (when he wants to).
I found this...Minnesota's name comes from a Sioux word meaning "cloudy water", the name for the Minnesota River.
Terry, maybe I heard that big muddy river connection in a city down the river like St. Louis or New Orleans. It's even muddier there! Also, SunRay is near BC. And like Me2 said earlier, some streets there have no names (U2 reference), just A, B, C.
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I think I'm confused. Not sure about that yet...but thinking confused thoughts can make one confused, right?
That fits!
I'm going to go study the guide and see if I get inspired by anything.
BBL
Right! Artemis cant get past Indian mounds/Mounds but seems to obvious.Although there are two streets at indian mounds that dont have street signs.
Howdy Chris! Need all the help we can get!
You know, too obvious!Or is that what he wants us to think?
"he's lurking and laughing you know he is."
Hehe.
AW, does your 3rd clue mean it's at Mounds? ;)
"AW, does your 3rd clue mean it's at Mounds? ;)"
Maybe, or then again maybe not. To paraphrase Humpty Dumpty from "Alice in Wonderland", the clues mean precisely what I want them to mean. Nothing more and nothing less.
anyone here from scribe or thx? is there another spot more people are posting to?
They and others (inc. all of us here now) post all over the threads THX set up in the PPWC folder. THX was in here earlier today. If you look at your toolbar to the right, you can see a "Who's Here" list.
bar·rows Pronunciation Key (br)
n.
A pig that has been castrated before reaching sexual maturity.
Thx was here today but I dont know if they're doing the mock hunt.People in and out all day so far.
Since THX is the administrator of this neighborhood of this site, I don't imagine he'd be off posting elsewhere. Haven't seen much of Scribe at all the last few days.
oooohhhh, that would be a good thing to hide it in, and in keeping with your personal theme: a mushroom! Little cold for that, prolly.
And your eye is creeping me out! :)
Those are really good ideas CD! I have these parks on my list...
Cherokee
Arlington/Arkwright
Swede Hollow
Battle Creek
West Minnehaha
Eastview
Hayden Heights
So St Anthony
Highland
Hillcrest
Main Entry: 1bar·row
Pronunciation: 'bar-(")O
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English bergh, from Old English beorg; akin to Old High German berg mountain, Sanskrit brhant high
Date: before 12th century
1 : MOUNTAIN, MOUND -- used only in the names of hills in England
2 : a large mound of earth or stones over the remains of the dead : TUMULUS
Main Entry: tu·mu·lus
Pronunciation: 'tü-my&-l&s, 'tyü-, 't&-
Function: noun
Inflected Form(s): plural tu·mu·li /-"lI, -"lE/
Etymology: Latin; akin to Latin tumEre to swell -- more at THUMB
Date: 1686
: an artificial hillock or mound (as over a grave); especially : an ancient grave : BARROW
You have no idea how much a PIG and HAM come into these clues and relate to soooo many parks-WoW and that just so fits with our HAM DINNER yesterday :)
Yeh dal I also was thinking like tmk but not in dirt because of Aw little statement before the clue.In something to do with the word earth.
a large mound of earth or stones over the remains of the dead :
Mad Scientist Lab? Like the picture you thought was ares?
lOl
Mounds
Conway
Battle Creek
No particular order.
I was also thinking about the cemetary near Conway and how that might be the opposite of pharoah burial places. Compared to the wealth of the pharoahs, we're all poor as sparrows!
I love the visual of Allison in his lab! Hehehehehehe
Terry-Do you know where the cemetary is located? I see it listed in the THG, but isn't shown in my map book (other cemetarys are)