ousooner82
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- Aug 21, 2012
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whatever. A little high strung are we. Pretty sure that has been much worse said with no word from you.Just remember our rules
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whatever. A little high strung are we. Pretty sure that has been much worse said with no word from you.Just remember our rules
no, consider yourself lucky.Consider yourself luckey! I didn't expect to see you posting for a while. TH was right! Think about it. Frank...- <img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=1028919"/>
...I can name the "2 search parties" and "location" they were in when they were within 500 feet of the treasure.
...I haven't encountered a single person looking anywhere near my spot...
You are all using the SWAG method of deduction! That is because there is no starting point.
You are wondering thru the woods without a trail, hoping to find a cashe that most likely only exise in the mine of Fenn.
Well In the realm of my thinking, SWAG stands for SCIENTIFIC WILD ASS GUESSING. When there is no real starting point or direction given as in the poem, you just start guessing to fill in the blanks based on places you have been or read about. The poem means different things to different people. There mental picture pertains to them alone.
In a REAL set of clues, the meaning is based on the location of the target, but without a starting point all is lost.
The starting point is in effect, the KEY that opens the rest of the clues.
example: where warm waters stop could be a point on the gulf stream somewhere off the Atlantic coast or it could be the hot water faucet in Fenn's bathroom. The poem, without a starting point is actually meaningless!
Frank...-
Don't you think that "Scientific Wild Ass Guess" is a oxymoron Frankn? Just asking for your
SWAG. Take no offence to what I say, it is not aimed as an insult to any serious reader or poster here or elsewhere.
You are all using the SWAG method of deduction! That is because there is no starting point.
You are wondering thru the woods without a trail, hoping to find a cashe that most likely only exise in the mine of Fenn.
Well In the realm of my thinking, SWAG stands for SCIENTIFIC WILD ASS GUESSING. When there is no real starting point or direction given as in the poem, you just start guessing to fill in the blanks based on places you have been or read about. The poem means different things to different people. There mental picture pertains to them alone.
In a REAL set of clues, the meaning is based on the location of the target, but without a starting point all is lost.
The starting point is in effect, the KEY that opens the rest of the clues.
example: where warm waters stop could be a point on the gulf stream somewhere off the Atlantic coast or it could be the hot water faucet in Fenn's bathroom. The poem, without a starting point is actually meaningless!
Frank...-
Don't you think that "Scientific Wild Ass Guess" is a oxymoron Frankn? Just asking for your
SWAG. Take no offence to what I say, it is not aimed as an insult to any serious reader or poster here or elsewhere.
SURE! Just like the poem is a clue. See the similarity? A perfect match, lol. No offense taken.
Frank...-
BTDT, frankn has been phishing for someone to TELL him where to start from his first post. He just can't figure it out! LOL!!! Maybe he should buy FF's book and it "should" be glaringly obvious to him, eh probly not. Frankn thats your "FREE" starting point ok. Now get to it!
Buy FF's book and READ! If you are smart you can figure it out.... otherwise keep phising!
Ok franky.... what is it that you have contributed besides "no starting point" and It's a hoax"? And now phishing with a guilt trip C'mon franky you are better than that.
I am serious Frank. I wish I was able to come to usa for the search(I am not american by the way).I am not suggesting a general location for search,but if my interpretation of the clever poem is correct I have pinned down actually the exact location.Particularly I have cracked the word 'blaze' and 'put in below the home of brown' which I believe are the most elusive words of the legendary poem.Probably american popular culture on hidden treasures and treasure related movies which have shaped the mental models of Americans on hidden treasures might be a major hindrance for the discovery of Fenn's treasure....Making a deal with my info with an american searcher is an option but difficult to implement because of different factors.. Also I probably know who Fenn was referring to when he said two people were 150m near the location...
P.s. Frank,if I write all my analysis it would be a total give away of the location,that is why
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