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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 2, 2018 22:59:37 GMT -5
Did you know that the word cease(line14-N) means go(line17-Q), leave(line 18-R), to drive(tired-line20-T) and to chase(title)? In quart. How Oz's in quart? 32. Where does water freeze? 32. Where does(2) waterZ freeze? 64.
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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 2, 2018 23:08:12 GMT -5
Hi Heidini: okay, you're going with synonyms. Consider an alternative: what noun/object would you associate with hitch? I almost want to say 'wagon' but that is only because I can't pull a trailer since I don't have a hitch on my vehicle. This is the example I found on Google that explains what I mean. A fastener or connection point, as for a trailer. His truck sported a heavy-duty hitch for his boat. Pulling out, in-tow, heavy loads also come to mind In poem: tow a el(l)k. |
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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 2, 2018 23:14:36 GMT -5
So funny Jenny that I didn’t even know about this article that you posted and I asked you what do you think and that’s how you ended your article. That’s pretty ironic. On a previous thread, I mentioned the word contentment was the keyword. I got shot down probably by seven people. Peace is contentment or contentment is peace. I think those are pretty key. lol...yes. As to Contentment... What Forrest wrote in the Foreword might have everyone rethinking the key word again...... seems to have been a common theme since the very beginning of the Chase. And I agree... Contentment= peace. I have an important question to ask you Gini(Jenny) and take no disrespect from this, for I believe the Chase is a fair play above board puzzle. He gives you the words to encipher, so you now have these ahead of everyone else. And you infer some possible importance to these words and how they might shift the paradigm of the key word idea or some other part of the Chase. Some would think this unfair, not I for I know things aren't what they seem, so how would you answer this question if asked? Thank you for your time, it's the most valuable commodity we have. -DT |
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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 2, 2018 23:16:03 GMT -5
So funny Jenny that I didn’t even know about this article that you posted and I asked you what do you think and that’s how you ended your article. That’s pretty ironic. On a previous thread, I mentioned the word contentment was the keyword. I got shot down probably by seven people. Peace is contentment or contentment is peace. I think those are pretty key. lol...yes. As to Contentment... What Forrest wrote in the Foreword might have everyone rethinking the key word again...... seems to have been a common theme since the very beginning of the Chase. And I agree... Contentment= peace. Sorry Jenny, you didn't say "coded" words. My apologies |
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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 2, 2018 23:17:04 GMT -5
I almost want to say 'wagon' but that is only because I can't pull a trailer since I don't have a hitch on my vehicle. This is the example I found on Google that explains what I mean. A fastener or connection point, as for a trailer. His truck sported a heavy-duty hitch for his boat. Pulling out, in-tow, heavy loads also come to mind Hitch to a pulley. rope hitch in a chair. Cable hitch to a chair. Ski lift |
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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 2, 2018 23:31:43 GMT -5
I almost want to say 'wagon' but that is only because I can't pull a trailer since I don't have a hitch on my vehicle. This is the example I found on Google that explains what I mean. A fastener or connection point, as for a trailer. His truck sported a heavy-duty hitch for his boat. Pulling out, in-tow, heavy loads also come to mind that was the first word that came to mind for me too. But my hitch is a wagon train going through the pass. Follow the Missouri River to it's source. Mouth. Mouth is mentioned 8x in ttotc. And other abbriations. Heavy loads and water high = portages. Just throwing my thoughts out there. I'm not an anagram guy but take a look at this: just is ONLY. Heavy loads was mentioned by Fenn about his mother washing clothes (the hint there was the stool and Raton, NM). So washing with water high is a shower. Like in your bathroom. Anagram only "heavy loads water high "Have a daylight shower". Let's see, didn't he talk about the deficiently designed daylight shower in his bathroom? |
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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 2, 2018 23:36:46 GMT -5
I think of a phrase used in an 1862 essay by Emerson; "American Civilization"
"Hitch your wagon to a star."
Good match, IMHO.
If I was going to hitch my solve to stars it would be in this order: John Wayne(Rooster), Raquel Welch(iF U R BRAve) fur bra-1,000,000 B.C. and finally Burgess Meredith for more reasons than I would ever care to discuss but Rocky is only a minor why. Let's see I might have a couple more, if you are in the wood then you are crazy. Where are crazy people sent? |
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Post by deeepthkr on Sept 3, 2018 0:35:32 GMT -5
Man I got more answers for line 12 than you could shake a stick at, the trick is watch and listen for in your perusing of the poem for references back to anything Fenn has ever written or said: heavy loads(gravel) sand and water last(high) as a recipe like the cake. See how water high is water last? Cement, see mint. Just - upright,lift, due, good, right=Wright. Heavy loads-sadness & bombs,gravity/tons/wash/lightning/amps. water high- a shore, a shower, bank. Now 2nd sense- bank>lean,shore, cant - I had to off-set sum + to the side I had to point. Off set sum? Tie together: just=up right, as North East, IF your facing north. But which direction are you facing at this point? At this point we don't want to hear something like "it my solve canyon down isn't south" or whatever. This exercise is to open your minds to the many ways the poem can be stretched like a tawny gent. Ok so which way are we facing? No paddle UP and The end is ever drawing nigh may refer to latitude running East to West(horizontal) and not vertical(up/down) but how about facing west also? We had at wwwh the longitude, taking it down(Vertical). So face west, now which direction is up right? Right is North and up is North. Or is up not north? Back - just + heavy loads- just is balance, balance heavy loads= weigh(scale/measure)/whey(grain/in the wood)/way(direction) + water high=shower, lean, cant, rain, tears, flood, bank, shore, plug up, sand bag, under bid(dies), off-set, aside, a side, Well there won't be a paddle so grain/weigh goes away. That leaves way. Right+Way+?
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Post by heidini on Sept 3, 2018 6:57:13 GMT -5
Man I got more answers for line 12 than you could shake a stick at, the trick is watch and listen for in your perusing of the poem for references back to anything Fenn has ever written or said: heavy loads(gravel) sand and water last(high) as a recipe like the cake. See how water high is water last? Cement, see mint. Just - upright,lift, due, good, right=Wright. Heavy loads-sadness & bombs,gravity/tons/wash/lightning/amps. water high- a shore, a shower, bank. Now 2nd sense- bank>lean,shore, cant - I had to off-set sum + to the side I had to point. Off set sum? Tie together: just=up right, as North East, IF your facing north. But which direction are you facing at this point? At this point we don't want to hear something like "it my solve canyon down isn't south" or whatever. This exercise is to open your minds to the many ways the poem can be stretched like a tawny gent. Ok so which way are we facing? No paddle UP and The end is ever drawing nigh may refer to latitude running East to West(horizontal) and not vertical(up/down) but how about facing west also? We had at wwwh the longitude, taking it down(Vertical). So face west, now which direction is up right? Right is North and up is North. Or is up not north? Back - just + heavy loads- just is balance, balance heavy loads= weigh(scale/measure)/whey(grain/in the wood)/way(direction) + water high=shower, lean, cant, rain, tears, flood, bank, shore, plug up, sand bag, under bid(dies), off-set, aside, a side, Well there won't be a paddle so grain/weigh goes away. That leaves way. Right+Way+? You have flooded this thread with a multitude of thoughts. The name of the thread is the word of the day: hitch. It doesn’t make sense to say all that other stuff on this thread. Maybe you should have your own thread and you can post Your multitude of thoughts. You’re hopping topics so fast it’s hard to keep up. |
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Post by mikemarcum879 on Sept 3, 2018 7:06:51 GMT -5
I think of a phrase used in an 1862 essay by Emerson; "American Civilization"
"Hitch your wagon to a star."
Good match, IMHO.
Best answer yet, lookinup! I agree "lookingup." Hitch the chairs to a cable that sits in the air. Hitch a ride to the stars. |
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Post by drpepperwood on Sept 3, 2018 12:24:11 GMT -5
riffle hitch. Something is coming close to me soon. Forrester.
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Post by lookinup on Sept 3, 2018 18:47:10 GMT -5
Hitch to a pulley. rope hitch in a chair. Cable hitch to a chair. Ski lift
Ski lift does ring a bell!
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Post by drpepperwood on Sept 4, 2018 6:19:39 GMT -5
Best answer yet, lookinup! I agree "lookingup." Hitch the chairs to a cable that sits in the air. Hitch a ride to the stars. That's good! |
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Post by drpepperwood on Sept 4, 2018 6:36:13 GMT -5
Do you have a car? Need a ride? Yes I have a car.I have been there 3 times. But how I got in there was down a 30 degree slop that imo is water high.The first time I stumbled up on from there it's no place for the meek.I went in there to find the creek. Yes it was a short cut . But ff said there's no short cut but I disagree with that because ff has said you wont know some of the meaning for some of the clues until you find the TC. I ask myself after 8 years how many trees have falling in the exact path that ff took in there to hide the TC. Every year the door to take it in the canyon down fills up with falling trees. Now you will say a 80 year old man couldn't get down in there because of the falling trees.Now you have to be brave to be in the wood/ falling trees. Mike, too far to walk can mean take the short cut. Shortcake walk? Or go around and hitch a ride? Floating on a log. I don't think FF would float on a log at his age but when he was a kid he did. But however this is the way fur traders transported heavy loads on high waters. Is your place at the tailwaters or headwaters? lol I just thought of tailgaters. Tail of a gater...lol (Bessie knotted up tail and the bucket of milk being knocked over). What if that knot is FF ball of string? Hitch a ride on the string? Children hitching a ride on the knotted rope? |
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Post by mikemarcum879 on Sept 4, 2018 7:21:28 GMT -5
Yes I have a car.I have been there 3 times. But how I got in there was down a 30 degree slop that imo is water high.The first time I stumbled up on from there it's no place for the meek.I went in there to find the creek. Yes it was a short cut . But ff said there's no short cut but I disagree with that because ff has said you wont know some of the meaning for some of the clues until you find the TC. I ask myself after 8 years how many trees have falling in the exact path that ff took in there to hide the TC. Every year the door to take it in the canyon down fills up with falling trees. Now you will say a 80 year old man couldn't get down in there because of the falling trees.Now you have to be brave to be in the wood/ falling trees. Mike, too far to walk can mean take the short cut. Shortcake walk? Or go around and hitch a ride? Floating on a log. I don't think FF would float on a log at his age but when he was a kid he did. But however this is the way fur traders transported heavy loads on high waters. Is your place at the tailwaters or headwaters? lol I just thought of tailgaters. Tail of a gater...lol (Bessie knotted up tail and the bucket of milk being knocked over). What if that knot is FF ball of string? Hitch a ride on the string? Children hitching a ride on the knotted rope? I look at the picture of the kids holding the rope. They are spaced out in order. The ball of string if you took the ball of string and unrolled it.It would be pretty long.. The ball of string could be telling us its a long cable. Because ff mother had a far look in her eyes. If mother has a far look in here eyes Why did ff use post man for the long look. |
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