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Posted: 11 Sep 2006 05:13
by exelis
smash wrote:Just an idea...but we'd have to know what/where first!

:P
Sometimes you need to read between the lines, Smashy.

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 05:58
by smash
exelis wrote:
smash wrote:Just an idea...but we'd have to know what/where first!

:P
Sometimes you need to read between the lines, Smashy.
Either you fail at reading my humor. Or I fail at funny.

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 07:22
by exelis
smash wrote:
exelis wrote:
smash wrote:Just an idea...but we'd have to know what/where first!

:P
Sometimes you need to read between the lines, Smashy.
Either you fail at reading my humor. Or I fail at funny.
I got the humor, but you've still given me no indication that you realized that the post in question WAS A FREAKIN' CLUE.

Do I need to beat you with the clue stick?

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 08:10
by smash
exelis wrote:
smash wrote:
exelis wrote: Sometimes you need to read between the lines, Smashy.
Either you fail at reading my humor. Or I fail at funny.
I got the humor, but you've still given me no indication that you realized that the post in question WAS A FREAKIN' CLUE.

Do I need to beat you with the clue stick?
No it was trying to point out that your clue DOESN'T help!

Umgawa said your clue only made him think of "Carnegie Hall". As in "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" Answer, "Practice, practice, practice."

You fail at clues. :P

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 10:05
by exelis
Nah, you fail at remembering childhood.

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 17:54
by Umgawa
smash wrote:
exelis wrote:
smash wrote: Either you fail at reading my humor. Or I fail at funny.
I got the humor, but you've still given me no indication that you realized that the post in question WAS A FREAKIN' CLUE.

Do I need to beat you with the clue stick?
No it was trying to point out that your clue DOESN'T help!

Umgawa said your clue only made him think of "Carnegie Hall". As in "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" Answer, "Practice, practice, practice."

You fail at clues. :P
Yeah, I didn't get the clue until after I found the park, digging through a massive Google search for parks without wave-pools, with water slides, with kiddie pools, and a lazy river, all in areas covered exclusively under Europa Technologies on Google Earth. I suppose I could have just sang, "Can you tell me how to get..." to myself, but, again, that didn't become apparent until later.

It's late, though, and I have to take a bath with my rubber duckie before going to work. It's raining outside, though, and it would be really nice if something would sweep the clouds away.

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 20:03
by exelis
Wouldn't be a good game if it was easy....

You're not going to formalize that answer and come back with a shot of your own, Umgawa?

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 20:31
by smash
exelis wrote:Wouldn't be a good game if it was easy....

You're not going to formalize that answer and come back with a shot of your own, Umgawa?
I say we make him.

You are up Umgawa. We all know you food the "Sesame Place" Water park in Langhorne Pennsylvania.

Posted: 11 Sep 2006 21:34
by Umgawa
Image

And here we have a golf course, a former prison, and someplace where it's apparently a federal case if you make a wrong turn.

EDIT: Only took me four tries to get this to work right. God, I've been out of this whole forum thing for a long time.

Posted: 12 Sep 2006 21:10
by smash
I'll guess to get another clue, although I suspect the better players (steampunk, angelbaby) don't need one.

Paradise Island, the Bahamas. I'm pretty sure this isn't it, but Google Maps produced me a picture of a clouded island so I need to rule it out.

Posted: 12 Sep 2006 21:26
by Bligityblah
Rikers island?

Posted: 12 Sep 2006 22:22
by Umgawa
Bligityblah wrote:Rikers island?
Close in name, if not geography. This location hasn't been a prison in 140 years, though.

Posted: 13 Sep 2006 01:35
by AngelBaby
Rock Island (Arsenal Island), IL

Home to Rock Island Arsenal, largest government-owned weapons manufacturing arsenal in the United States...no wrong turns near there!

During the Civil War, Arsenal Island was home to a Confederate prison camp, the Rock Island Prison Barracks and the cemetery where a total of 1,964 Confederate Prisoners and 125 Union Guards are buried.

Posted: 13 Sep 2006 03:45
by Umgawa
Yes, indeedy. Well, thankfully, my turn is over now, so I'll just go back to doing whatever it is I do.

Posted: 13 Sep 2006 06:03
by exelis
It was a good puzzle. I hope you hover around and join us once in a while.