The Isis Adventure

by **adamwest** » Tue May 06, 2008 4:44 am

OK who is working on this on?
I thought I was on to something but no luck so far. I have put my self on a 2 password checker diet so that gives me 3 guesses a month. Anyone got anything going on this one? I have been working a whole lot lately, i try t work two or three riddles at once but it is hard to care about more then one at a time.

Adam

by **Mystique** » Wed May 07, 2008 8:39 am

I'll admit I have been looking closely at this one.

After spending alot of time previously on the Yorkshire Pyramid, I decided to look at one of the virtual pyramids.

I know most of us are busy, but as I work mainly from home I would find it very difficult over the coming months to spare the time to travel around the UK.

Adam ... I noticed you said that these pyramids should be left out of courtesy for all in the U.S., so I hope this doesn't upset anyone.

by **rusty13** » Wed May 07, 2008 8:49 am

well by that logic does that mean the 2000 pound pyramid in antarctica can only be won by the natives.....? i think not lol!

by **Happyhannah** » Wed May 07, 2008 8:58 am

I think this is deliberate on SonicWarp's part! Whether or not you're supposed to leave the Vpyramids for the people in that country, Antarctica is the ONLY safe place in the world where we can't argue about that, isn't it? I mean, for

by **Mystique** » Wed May 07, 2008 9:35 am

I can understand how it looks though. There is only a handful of virtual pyramids up for grabs, so chances are fewer anyway to achieve gold.

There is not much chance of anyone from the US having opportunity to claim gold anywhere in Europe!

Out of interest ... does anyone know what percentage of hunters are from the US compared to other countries?

by **cornettracing80** » Wed May 07, 2008 9:46 am

believe you me..if i had the answer to one of the pyramids in the uk i would try to get it...all is fair in love and war...puzz is very smart..mountain unicycling? :shock:

..you go ahead and have a go at the vp's in the US..let me know how that works out for you :lol:

by **cornettracing80** » Wed May 07, 2008 9:48 am

thats me being sweet not sarcastic..trying to be good

by **adamwest** » Wed May 07, 2008 12:27 pm

I say all is fair in love and riddles :wink:

really. I will put this out there as food for thought. Is the Riddling regional? By that I mean does PUZZ try to write the US riddles americanish, with american references?

adam

by **ChadH** » Wed May 07, 2008 4:49 pm

One of the US riddles was based on the British monarchy, so I don't think so.

by **adamwest** » Wed May 07, 2008 4:55 pm

and one was a shakespeare ref.
I always had the hope because, you brits have wierd ideas!! :wink:

I thought with wiki PUZZ could use US refs. but I guess not.

Adam

by **ChadH** » Wed May 07, 2008 5:04 pm

adamwest wrote:I always had the hope because, you brits have wierd ideas!!

I nearly went to a restaurant in New York that had beds instead of tables and chairs - I believe they even have nightclubs with similar furniture.

That is King of Wierd!!

by **adamwest** » Wed May 07, 2008 5:41 pm

very true.

by **cornettracing80** » Tue May 13, 2008 8:53 am

where ya allowed to wear a thong when you where there chad?
hahaha....some of the clubs here in downtown chicago are pretty crazy too.like living a marylin manson video.
i like "Crowbar"..and "The Exit" which has bondage-a-go-go thursday nights :shock:

the exit has a front door that looks like a large broiler door,its all steel like a old timey oven door ,the ceiling fans have saw blades for fan blades,upstairs is the dancefloor which is surrounded by high voltage fencing..lots of vamps and goths in there...music is like The Revolting Cocks "If you want my body"..crowbar is a giant warehouse with a 2 story stone cross on the stage at one end..really freaky...good times

by **adamwest** » Tue May 13, 2008 2:28 pm

Ok back to VP 28 i thought i had this one pretty close. but all my guesses have been for not so far. We need a "Host" like on the TV shows, that can talk through it with you and then we could have PUZZ in a dark room adding hints. The only problem with this is that so far my TV show time without editing would be about 60 hours long :wink:

. We could have a reality show call "watch them Google" following the lives of average adventures get no where fast. they could have a special called "Geocaching on crack" for the ISIS searches.

Adam

by **Happyhannah** » Tue May 13, 2008 5:15 pm

Hehe, when I drove up to Yorkshire for the gold coin last month it certainly would have made a good TV show - the kind where the police follow a crazed driver who is gibbering nonsense and doing twice the speed limit! :lol:

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