Must Listengood
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My measuring stick is google earth. There's a reason Fenn chose that particular question, worded that particular way, to give an answer that flies right...Last edited by Must Listengood; Yesterday, 08:19 PM. -
My comments are offered in the spirit of fun and good competition.. Just to be clear, I'm including myself as a confirmation biased soldier and I'm not...Leave a comment:
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No, I don't think that really helps anyone.
Carry on all ye confirmation biased soldiers! And good luck! Find the damn thing....Leave a comment:
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Good one. Your answer sounds a little off key though....Leave a comment:
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I see no evidence from any of these answers that anyone understands the last two paragraphs of the poem or why they even exist. (insert light-hearted-comment-from-the-peanut-gallery...Leave a comment:
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I figured someone knew Anyone. Glad to get an answer....
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Please leave something if you find the treasure
I would ask that the finder leave something, preferably something verifiable from the chest, that could stay in the special place, preferably forever.... -
It seems extremely unlikely, EXTREMELY, that any find would go down like this guy claims. There is no need to give up where the treasure was found (if...Last edited by Must Listengood; 03-14-2020, 01:04 PM.Leave a comment:
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I bet Forrest knows all about trip wire triggers. Maybe he made TWO trip wires that trigger notification of a finder?...Leave a comment:
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LOL. Good thinking, but it seems an unimportant and unnecessary trick. Two actual trips make sense given the weight and it seems an unimportant issue...Last edited by Must Listengood; 03-12-2020, 10:30 PM.Leave a comment:
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If Fenn took two trips to hide the treasure, there's no reason I know of that it couldn't take two trips to retrieve it. But I'm open to any one of...Leave a comment:
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From the KPRO/Cow interview, I find it interesting that Forrest felt lucky there were no people around when he hid the treasure. I think a few places...Leave a comment:
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It takes a lot of work to construct that scenario and sell it without a shred of proof required. If people would put their energy into legitimate constructive...Leave a comment:
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There are some who simply don't need the monetary value of the treasure. It may come at a price in terms of loss of peace of mind if it becomes public....Leave a comment:
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I agree - there are at least a few who are not concerned with retrieving the treasure - just finding it to know they solved the poem (maybe a souvenir,...Leave a comment:
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I can.
Forrest's gut feeling may have been accurate and this is what may have happened to his surprise. So he's been going with it. And...Leave a comment:
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I don't think Forrest expected the finder to leave the treasure or even dreamed they would. But there are a few searchers that would do that, at least...Leave a comment:
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Theory: The treasure was found and left in place
Notice that Forrest keeps using the phrase "the chest is still where I left it".
He does not say that the treasure has not been... -
There is no problem with time to search. The problem is simply where, although there is a time element as you go through the clues. After all, he said...Last edited by Must Listengood; 02-29-2020, 07:59 PM.Leave a comment:
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