Read Thread: What if a state has more than one town with the same name?
Re: What if a state has more than one town with the same name?
Board: Atlas Quest Announcements
Reply to: #99459 by Doc's Menagerie
Jun 12, 2007 3:41pm
Oh ho! Don't be dissin' the Commonwealth. We got LOADS of imaginination. Just a few things that we started:
Mr. Yuk :)
Zippo Lighters
Harley Davidson Motorcycles
Daylight Savings Time
the Ferris Wheel
cream cheese
the typewriter
the banana split
Bingo
the accordion
the Big Mac
Sesame Street/Mister Rogers
Additionally, every Pennsylvanian is within 15 minutes of a state park, state forest, or game land.
How's THAT for boxing territoy?
We can't be bothered with naming towns. That's trivial to us. We gotta be out DOING stuff.
Mr. Yuk
Re: What if a state has more than one town with the same name?
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Reply to: #99461 by Mr Yuk
Jun 12, 2007 3:47pm
Well, I am DEFINITELY enamored with PA, just because of Daylight Savings Time and Mr. Rogers!
The rest on the list are good, too.
KuKu
The rest on the list are good, too.
KuKu
Re: What if a state has more than one town with the same name?
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Reply to: #99461 by Mr Yuk
Jun 12, 2007 4:00pm
It's like the Mecca of kitsch....except maybe the typewriter they are far too dignified for kitsch.
AGJ
AGJ
Re: What if a state has more than one town with the same nam
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Reply to: #99313 by Bungalow Boxer
Jun 14, 2007 5:57am
People do travel around quite a bit these days but I'd start my search in Panther country. If that one didn't fit then go down the list.
Gerania
Gerania
Re: What if a state has more than one town with the same name?
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Reply to: #99461 by Mr Yuk
Jun 14, 2007 9:52am
Didn't mean to diss the Commonwealth and I definitely give you snaps for the following:
Harley Davidson Motorcycles
the Ferris Wheel
cream cheese
the typewriter
the banana split
Bingo
Sesame Street/Mister Rogers
Especially cream cheese. But I think you might lose points for the accordian, daylight savings time and the big mac. Don't get mad, it's a personal opinion, and mostly teasing.
You've got me there.
Okay, but don't be surpirsed if everyone who comes to visit is LOST!
Doc's Menagerie *looking forward to being lost in Pennsylvannia someday*
Re: What if a state has more than one town with the same nam
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Reply to: #99317 by Otis' Friends
Jun 15, 2007 4:32am
I like this situation. Pink Panther has provided a non-vanilla clue, which is refreshing. Determining which Egypt is correct offers a little puzzle for the finder to solve. Took me under 5 minutes to find the correct Egypt. As Otis Friends points out, there is enough info to narrow it down. I would add, more than enough.
I definitely would not support using Ryan's muscle to force planters to provide more definitive info on anything. That would set a precedent that could prove to be more than unfortunate. AQ provides an excellent service to the letterboxing community without being the letterbox police.
oldhounder
I definitely would not support using Ryan's muscle to force planters to provide more definitive info on anything. That would set a precedent that could prove to be more than unfortunate. AQ provides an excellent service to the letterboxing community without being the letterbox police.
oldhounder
Re: What if a state has more than one town with the same nam
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Reply to: #100306 by Oldhounder
Jun 15, 2007 6:17am
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I like this situation. Pink Panther has provided a non-vanilla clue, which is refreshing. Determining which Egypt is correct offers a little puzzle for the finder to solve. Took me under 5 minutes to find the correct Egypt. As Otis Friends points out, there is enough info to narrow it down. I would add, more than enough.
I definitely would not support using Ryan's muscle to force planters to provide more definitive info on anything. That would set a precedent that could prove to be more than unfortunate. AQ provides an excellent service to the letterboxing community without being the letterbox police.
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I'd like to echo upon what Oldhounder and Otis have said. There are many references within the clue that will give those willing to expend a little effort the answers to finding these boxes. The clues are very clever and tell the story in an Egyptian theme. Kind of like "Old School Boxing," is it not?
After all, a certain prominent CT blogger did recently ask "Whatever happened to the sense of Discovery?" or something in a similar vein.
LB
I like this situation. Pink Panther has provided a non-vanilla clue, which is refreshing. Determining which Egypt is correct offers a little puzzle for the finder to solve. Took me under 5 minutes to find the correct Egypt. As Otis Friends points out, there is enough info to narrow it down. I would add, more than enough.
I definitely would not support using Ryan's muscle to force planters to provide more definitive info on anything. That would set a precedent that could prove to be more than unfortunate. AQ provides an excellent service to the letterboxing community without being the letterbox police.
>>
I'd like to echo upon what Oldhounder and Otis have said. There are many references within the clue that will give those willing to expend a little effort the answers to finding these boxes. The clues are very clever and tell the story in an Egyptian theme. Kind of like "Old School Boxing," is it not?
After all, a certain prominent CT blogger did recently ask "Whatever happened to the sense of Discovery?" or something in a similar vein.
LB