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Post by renardmiroir on Apr 22, 2019 13:00:22 GMT -5
Have you ever found a strong clue from something totally unrelated to the Chase? I was watching a TV production the other day and noticed a very curious thing that seemed like it was strongly related, and directly so, to the Chase. It will require some work though, if it is.
But more curious, since this was a short series, is that another episode I found to have several things related to the Chase, one of which was extremely strong. So much so, and with such precision, that it simply can't be ignored.
However, I have not yet found a strong hint from the Chase to send me in that direction. Several indirect hints, sure.
Are indirect hints good enough?
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Post by nkown on Apr 22, 2019 13:09:29 GMT -5
I believe that there are a few posts online related to the Chase that serve as confirmations to puzzles in the SB's. One on a popular hiking trail site. Another 2 on a waymarking site.
The hiking site includes reviews for a number of chase related words -- Rainbow Gulch, Incline Trail, Stanley Canyon, etc. With words like "smooth Forrest [sic] paths"... waterfalls... rainbows. All of the reviews were done by a person on a single day even though the trails are geographically diverse.
The waymarking site has exact, unusual names and spellings that also appear in the SB's. I think those existed prior to the SB, but they SB used the site to let you know you solved it properly. To be clear, I solved 2 SB's, then googled the results and found the site with *exactly* the unusual name that made no sense on the SB. So I look at that as a puzzle confirmer.
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Post by renardmiroir on Apr 22, 2019 13:20:50 GMT -5
Well, I'm talking about something that's a weaker connection.
For example, ff has his belt buckle and I believe Roy Rodgers had one too.
Would that be a weak connection that's worth considering?
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Post by renardmiroir on Apr 22, 2019 13:26:13 GMT -5
In other words, both have a famous belt buckle, but different.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2019 13:27:44 GMT -5
Have you ever found a strong clue from something totally unrelated to the Chase? I was watching a TV production the other day and noticed a very curious thing that seemed like it was strongly related, and directly so, to the Chase. It will require some work though, if it is. But more curious, since this was a short series, is that another episode I found to have several things related to the Chase, one of which was extremely strong. So much so, and with such precision, that it simply can't be ignored. However, I have not yet found a strong hint from the Chase to send me in that direction. Several indirect hints, sure. Are indirect hints good enough? I do. I think the hints are opposet then the clue it self. Use your hint to find the opposet in the meaning of the clues this seem to line up when you have the correct meaning to the clue from the hint the clue has to work forward or reverse I think that's what I said. |
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Post by goldilocks on Apr 22, 2019 13:36:11 GMT -5
Well, I'm talking about something that's a weaker connection. For example, ff has his belt buckle and I believe Roy Rodgers had one too. Would that be a weak connection that's worth considering? So funny...I was watching that too yesterday and know exactly what you are talking about! I have never watched that show in my entire life but it was randomly on...I was thinking about his partner Dale (Dal) and the dog Bullet (Forrest's car was Bullet). I wish I could agree and say it is somehow related to this but I think it's more like we all have Fenn-on-the-brain syndrome...but who knows! |
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Post by renardmiroir on Apr 22, 2019 13:45:07 GMT -5
Well, I'm talking about something that's a weaker connection. For example, ff has his belt buckle and I believe Roy Rodgers had one too. Would that be a weak connection that's worth considering? So funny...I was watching that too yesterday and know exactly what you are talking about! I have never watched that show in my entire life but it was randomly on...I was thinking about his partner Dale (Dal) and the dog Bullet (Forrest's car was Bullet). I wish I could agree and say it is somehow related to this but I think it's more like we all have Fenn-on-the-brain syndrome...but who knows! Ha! That's true. I get hints at the grocery store, of all places. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2019 13:53:04 GMT -5
So funny...I was watching that too yesterday and know exactly what you are talking about! I have never watched that show in my entire life but it was randomly on...I was thinking about his partner Dale (Dal) and the dog Bullet (Forrest's car was Bullet). I wish I could agree and say it is somehow related to this but I think it's more like we all have Fenn-on-the-brain syndrome...but who knows! Ha! That's true. I get hints at the grocery store, of all places. Yep when I go feed the hogs I take a trail it goes down a hill it reminds me of take it in the canyon this is where the bacon is. |
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Post by renardmiroir on Apr 22, 2019 14:05:09 GMT -5
Ha! That's true. I get hints at the grocery store, of all places. Yep when I go feed the hogs I take a trail it goes down a hill it reminds me of take it in the canyon this is where the bacon is. Well! Who doesn't like bacon? |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 22, 2019 14:06:27 GMT -5
Yep when I go feed the hogs I take a trail it goes down a hill it reminds me of take it in the canyon this is where the bacon is. Well! Who doesn't like bacon? đ |
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Post by heidini on Apr 22, 2019 14:38:35 GMT -5
I watched the miniseries on Einstein and it led me down so many rabbit holes I canât even tell you. But I do think imagination is more important than knowledge. And to paraphrase zaphod, intelligence is required for both. Intelligence is more important than knowledge or imagination.
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Post by renardmiroir on Apr 22, 2019 14:58:11 GMT -5
I watched the miniseries on Einstein and it led me down so many rabbit holes I canât even tell you. But I do think imagination is more important than knowledge. And to paraphrase zaphod, intelligence is required for both. Intelligence is more important than knowledge or imagination. I just try to apply what I was gifted with. Practice does noticeably improve my ability to apply. Whatever comes of that I will accept and try again tomorrow. |
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Post by heidini on Apr 22, 2019 15:02:15 GMT -5
I watched the miniseries on Einstein and it led me down so many rabbit holes I canât even tell you. But I do think imagination is more important than knowledge. And to paraphrase zaphod, intelligence is required for both. Intelligence is more important than knowledge or imagination. I just try to apply what I was gifted with. Practice does noticeably improve my ability to apply. Whatever comes of that I will accept and try again tomorrow. Applying yourself is the right attitude. Knowledge is one thing but it takes intelligence to know how to apply it. Everyone should model what you said: âWhatever comes of that I will accept and try again tomorrow.â |
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Post by goldilocks on Apr 22, 2019 15:02:49 GMT -5
Intelligence comes in many forms - life smarts, book smarts, street smarts to name a few. Can a redneck be intelligent? What did Forrest mean when talking about rednecks? Look at the definition of redneck: the senses of this term are usually used with disparaging intent, implying negative stereotypical traits such as ignorance and bigotry.
Informal: Usually Disparaging. n.
1. (a term used to refer to an uneducated white farm laborer, esp. from the South.)
2. (a term used to refer to a bigot or reactionary, esp. from the rural working class.)
Is this really what he meant to say?
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Post by heidini on Apr 22, 2019 21:45:49 GMT -5
Intelligence comes in many forms - life smarts, book smarts, street smarts to name a few. Can a redneck be intelligent? What did Forrest mean when talking about rednecks? Look at the definition of redneck: the senses of this term are usually used with disparaging intent, implying negative stereotypical traits such as ignorance and bigotry. Informal: Usually Disparaging. n. 1. (a term used to refer to an uneducated white farm laborer, esp. from the South.) 2. (a term used to refer to a bigot or reactionary, esp. from the rural working class.) Is this really what he meant to say? Nothing Forrest says comes across disparaging so I donât think that is his intent. Maybe he meant redneck as like an âaverage joeâ person. Nothing fancy or glamorous. |
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