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A nice list would be the scrapbook with the emailer who might have inspired it. He put out two scrapbooks about my family adventures/searching and with me he was clear about it. He asked permission and then emailed it to Dal. The weird part is on one of them he changed my name to Phyllis and BCC'ed me on the email he sent Dal. I didn't understand why and still don't. I can't remember the scrapbooks numbers but one was about spring hiking up beaver creek and I cant remember the other (I would have to look at my emails.) I would love to know the solution so I could see the tie in. The Spring hiking was at Beaver creek right by Quake lake. I've always felt the chest was near a Hot Spring and so maybe that was the link, but I don't really know for sure.
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The scrapbooks, when the final SB's were put together, and or before, the scrapbooks were changed, numbers within the scrapbooks were changed, pictures removed....Originally posted by Indy View Post
All as a part of the cover-up.
Forrest never replied to my emails but one time in 2018, telling me to stay home.
A spring, but not a hot spring, a nice cool refreshing pure mountain water spring.
The spring and oil tree.
If you don’t want to do that, please go out someplace and plant a tree. fComment
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I bumped across a video while researching Trail of Tears, the video was about an american caucasian practicing Native Religion practices. I found this interesting and sent Forrrest an email and said I didn't understand why a white man would practice Native Indian religion practices.
Forrests reply was SB 240If you don’t want to do that, please go out someplace and plant a tree. fComment
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IMO....purposeful misdirection employed by Forrest camp with the "ending." IMO....the logic behind this is to have the community....trying to fit TTOTC into that location...Wyoming. Sure there is fodder in TTOTC to make one believe Wyoming, but not...to another. And that is the hook...the lure...is still there. Mystery, intrigue, legacy....to remain shrouded....the solution. IMO....where the chase is at is where the architect had envisioned his bones to be. I mean look....if he had envisioned his bones to be with the chest, so too may he have envisioned to say.....Wyoming. Geez.Originally posted by Suzy View Post
Couldn't we just settle for a simple and eloquent "happily ever after" story? You know the kind, where there's no more surprises and everyone lives their fantasies as they had always fantasized? Absent of heartache and fighting, the cast and characters ride off into the sunset to find peace, not war . . . ts.
The Sunset will disclose the winning solve....that answers all things TTOTC....Comment
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I would say Wyoming fits the bill in several manners of speaking. Of course, discovering the correct manner of speaking is of great importance. It's almost like learning to speak all over again. And just when a person thinks they have mastered that feat, then they have to learn to follow the instructions of which they don't fully comprehend. All in all, it's probably accomplishable in one day. You just have to find the right alien, who harbors super intelligence, to teach you. And then hope he doesn't steal the treasure first.Originally posted by trueyeti View Post
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Logic is the cement of our civilization, with which we ascend from chaos, using reason as our guide. After a time, you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting. It is not logical, but it is often true. We are here to serve. I highly doubt that Bozeman was the first encounter even though that is the way it was scripted. The question is where are they now?Originally posted by Suzy View Post
I would say Wyoming fits the bill in several manners of speaking. Of course, discovering the correct manner of speaking is of great importance. It's almost like learning to speak all over again. And just when a person thinks they have mastered that feat, then they have to learn to follow the instructions of which they don't fully comprehend. All in all, it's probably accomplishable in one day. You just have to find the right alien, who harbors super intelligence, to teach you. And then hope he doesn't steal the treasure first.Comment
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IMO, the poem is an allegory, the alien is you. An allegory can serve to challenge a person's own view on reality; the way they see the world, the way they look at things, the way they travel/roll down the road. IMO....you change over the course of your lifetime. IMO, this can mean what was old to you....becomes "new." Shifting paradigms perhaps.....Originally posted by Suzy View Post
I would say Wyoming fits the bill in several manners of speaking. Of course, discovering the correct manner of speaking is of great importance. It's almost like learning to speak all over again. And just when a person thinks they have mastered that feat, then they have to learn to follow the instructions of which they don't fully comprehend. All in all, it's probably accomplishable in one day. You just have to find the right alien, who harbors super intelligence, to teach you. And then hope he doesn't steal the treasure first.
Another way to look at it is to recall the conversation between Obi wan Kenobi and Luke Skywalker in the Return of the Jedi:
"When that happened, the good man who was your father was destroyed. So, what I told you was true... from a certain point of view. Luke Skywalker : A certain point of view? Obi-Wan : Luke, you're going to find that many of the truths we cling to depend greatly on our own point of view."
Yeah.....Forrest's story teaches us about the journey.... T.S. Elliot poem....IMO.
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Whatever. It's probably a gay butch witch. Talk about getting dealt a joker card. Thanks for nothng you A_hole old man.
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You should try some E81 gasoline in that outdated engine of yours.
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Past present, or future, they look awfully hungry.Originally posted by Meander View Post
Tralfamadorian wave
I imagine that's what you call alien ambiguity at its best, lol.Comment
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