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good morning. my thought was also of a knight
dont think there are any statues in battle creek
what is the history behind lexington ave? who is it dedicated after?
how do I get to Marydale?
howabout the statues outside the small park infront of the capitol?
whats the name of the park in front of the capitol? lots of statues maybe men of honor!!
for some reason i'm seeing some connection to the wizard of oz. man of steel (tin man played by Jack Haley), another has plenty of mettle (cowardly lion played by bert lahr). East and West, wicked witch of the west...
Does anyone know anything about Dr. Justus Ohage? Just wondering. It is a street to Harriet.
I think you may have hit the nail on the head - Man of steel that can't be real - Superman, a superhero, not real. The other man of mettle could very well be McKnight, but not necessarily. Could be anyone. I think the main gist is that there is a SuperAmerica nearby. The Minnehaha thing works too. Is there a playground nearby in Battle Creek?
Good Morning!
Too much to slog through so I've not read all the noodling since I took off last night for the sheets.
I have some theories that keep swimming around in that gray matter between the ears. Going to check them out today/tonight and hope that I narrow the spot down. It's such a pain to have to work!
Have a way cooler day everyone!
Being a 3Mer, I like the idea of Battle Creek - I can get out on my lunch hours to dig! It was great two years ago at Conway - just a block away!
My Take On The Clues:
#1 This park has been the place for many gold medals, and is within the city limits of St. Paul. Many duels or contests have taken place in this park (and continue to), as well as many dualities concern it - only one of which was that you had to "keep on your toes."
#2 Stay off private ground and don't mess with any statues or golf courses.
#3 Circular thinking/linking refers to bicyles. This is part of one of the dualities.
#4 East and west is another duality of the park, but which is correct? (*I* know!) Playing referrs to playing fields in the park.
#5 Forget first guy, go with second. That's the deal.
Marning, SueBee!
green.:please explain your clue #5...thanks
The man of mettle has to be someone specific, not just a knight (my opinion I could be wrong). Anyone with courage named Mcknight? It says we have to find his name. I think the "leaves" in clue 3 is very important! Meaning a tree is nearby I think
South, I did. Forget the first guy - it ain't him. Go with the second guy. Ittiz him.
That's the deal.
Monty Hall says let's make a deal! :) lol
Marning, Terry!
HOOOOO-HA!!!! And a BIG Joe!-a-reeno, rite off the bat! What a deal!
hello all, I saw while slogging that many don't think there's been a water clue yet. I disagree. Clue 4 had a pretty clear water message. And I think you need to be looking at bigger parks. But that's just my take on it. We'll need more clues to really know for sure.
green.: forget first guy as in McKight? or Superman (America)..still have cobwebs in the brain (plus blond doesn't help any)....any more specfic would help.....
Hey Green, I like some of your ideas on clues 1, 2 & 3. Number 4 when He speaks of East and west Capitalizing East is proper lower case west is not. Think about it, East side? # 5 also in a Dove Box either Ice cream or Soap..
Marning, Tiny!
Only water I can get outta 4 is The Frog Pond. Man, I was actually noodling The Med Beeing in The Frog Pond yesterday...
"Hay! This is a depression!"
How you feeling? Going to Bee oot and a'boot soon digging????
Here's my take on the clues:
Clue #1 - It's in St. Paul
Clue #2 - Stay off golf courses (the usual) and don't annoy statues (new admonition - making the statue thing more important.
Clue #3 - Chain link fence or chain...circles that are linked.
Clue #4 - East and west streets - perhaps one ways? and a play area
Clue #5 - A man of honor and courage (Martin Luther King, Jr.) and the peaceful bird is Dove and it's boxed. (Dove soap, dove ice cream, Dove candy)
Hey Green, I like some of your ideas on clues 1, 2 & 3. Number 4 when He speaks of East and west Capitalizing East is proper lower case west is not. Think about it, East side? # 5 also in a Dove Box either Ice cream or Soap..
A lake or pond is a depression of sorts. That would be the water clue if that were it - though it's usually not that obscure.
I went to the doctor yesterday and they have put me on antibiotics though they don't know if it will help! I'm hoping to feel better by this weekend so I can dig. I find water in the last line of the clue. You know what park I'm leaning toward, it's not that hard to figure out! and clue 5 now supports it even more!
Hope you're feeling better soon, Tiny Thumbs! Ittiz not fun to be sick during the hunt.
I have got to scoot here. After today, my work time will come second to the hunt...but for today...it's off to the mines.
Mr. KIA... Ah... I believe ittiz grammatically correct to cap the firstest letter of a sentance.
but i could Bee wrong...
South, look... I'm not gonna hand you The Med! Come on!!! Up and att'um! Shake those webs outta yur noggin!
There's a big clue in the second part o'Number 5, and I'm missing it...
Why "herd" and not "horde"? Unless ittiz "heard" which would fit with these silly clues... But I'm thinking more "pack" for "herd" instead'o "heard" for "herd."
You herd it here first folks!
That's the dove box part of the clue, Green. It's what ittiz hidden in. I don't think herd has diddly to do with it.
I'm outta here!
Happy hunting!
Tiny, I'm sorry, but I can't remember what park you're thinking of! I've slogged thousands o'posts in the last 5-6 days; talked with hundrends o'people...
I'm doing good to not forget what park *I* think ittiz!
Bye, Ter! Catch you later!
Clue #5 says that it is NOT the Man of Steel, but rather the man who has plenty of mettle...is that what u (as in U2) mean, green.?
don't worry green you're right. east is only capitalised because it's the first word of the clue. unless of course, you capitalise nothing. that clue could well have been written west and east and had test replaced with something rhyming with east. if anything it's telling you to check near the east or west sides of the park/rec/mailbox.
I'm a firm believer in the "out of view" theory: HF
Thass what green means, South!
who here was at the pub last night? I stopped, but didn't know where to go. I was there from 7-7:45 sitting with my friend at the main entrance
Gottcha, Tiny!
JOE!
Izz 2day my day OR WHAT???!!! MayBee this bodes well for finding The Med.
Yeah. Rite. And the stone frog in The Frog Pond will come alive and do a Snoopy dance, too.
Hello? Did everyone leave?
now it's time to stop by work and see how many meetings I can get out of or rearrange as I don't want to pass on my ickkiness to anyone else. Lucky for me, I just have to walk downstairs!
Mulder--don't think any of those McKnights came from SSP; green.: thanks for help. has anyone looked up fettle in dictionary or mettle?
sspclassof69: didn't slog huh? the definitions were explained many times, but i'll tell ya :) mettle is courage and fettle is good standing/position, you know "you are in a good position or standing".
SSP - I was just wondering if you knew any of my relatives that went to SSP.
Thanks, Derrick..had a sick kid all night, so I was not on-line until 7:30 am...Mulder--hey, went to SSP in '67 thru graduating in '69(for real!)...know anyone from that far back?? My sister graduated '72...lived north end on river bluff..
SSP-Chris, Kerry, Steve? Sound familiar?
I still think clue #5's first line just refers to Superman - a fictitious character, not real.
We ssp'ers use to skip school to go med hunting! Now I got my kids involved; they hate me tying up the computer for the watercoler but my oldest son is a trucker and his route is St.Paul and we have met at many a park for his lunch break; haven't been able to tell him where to meet on lunch today...should I tell him Battle Creek?
I also like the "duel"/Battle (as in Creek) noodle
So What's the name with "plenty of mettle?"
What year, Mulder?
There's a second "man of mettle", who's name is found near the hiding place. Could be a street name, could be something else
not a problem
SSP - K='69 (played hockey), C=before that, S='72
Maybe the "Man of steel cannot be real" clue means a statue of the person mentioned in the next couple of lines.
So what's everyone thinking today?
I think "mettle" could pertain to McKnight. The McKnight Foundation is a well known charity orginazation in Minnesota
I'm thinking I'm gonna get the snowsuits on the kids and myself!
Been doin a little scopin this morning........had it narrowed down to two......now I think I have only one..........
IT"S NOT LINWOOD! I AIN"T DIGGIN IT UP AGAIN!:)
Does Clark or Kent have anything to do with it?
I know some Mcknight's in ssp.
Well unless we're in Chicago,I think not Clark.:)
McKnight Rd. goes right through Battle Creek
Allison,Jake,tim,Wolf,Duane,Ter,Green...........anybody?
I'll be by St.Bernards....will I see you all out there?
mcnight is the eastern most city limit of st paul...bcp is ramsey county if you are refering to upper afton and mcnight.
This is my taught I know it is probably not right but what about a knight in shining amour(carding High school) by east view re center
Isn't McNight a man of steel as in Minnesota Mining?
hmmm - the word depressed in clue 4 - could it mean low? as in LOWER Afton RD on one end of Battle Creek Park?
Scribe where are you going?
HELLO!
anyone?
Well it's a nice day to play outside with the kids anyway!
Harding I meant
I looked for the name McKnight at a minnesota history sight and couldn't find much of anything
Deb - What ages?
Marydale,Leah.I checked out MLK and I think not because of the school so close by,also the rest of the clues don't seem to fit there,too bad it's right in the neighborhood!
I could be wrong but I have that 'right' feeling if you know what I mean.
when are U going scribe?
NOW!
Well as soon as I get some breakfast in the kids and their snowsuits on........bout an hour I'll be out there. I'll be with the cute little boys,wearing a purple columbia jacket,with a caribou and a pitchfork!:)
I'm out all! Check in wit you later!
Leah,maybe I'll see you out there?
'm'
A teeny weeny medallion joe 2001 to all!
There is a portion of Battle Creek that's west of McKnight, right? I'm used to the east side, but I think the west side is where some of my friends go mountain biking.
Where is everyone looking
scribe, you're never gonna find it if you don't keep digging up linwood:)
Mulder--dragged out the ole ssp '69yearbook; Kerry looks famil; ssp went to state hockey in '69 but lost...
SSP- Yep, Kerry was the goalie, I believe. He's my uncle so I wasn't around then!
mulder Early forties.
Deb - That would be Roxy, maybe Steve.
Mulder--your uncle probably re-lives that game, espically him being the goalie and all.....we've forgivin' him! WHere do you think the med is hidden this year...r u on the Battlecreek bandwagon?
You know, I really have no idea where the med is hidden. I don't think it's Battle Creek. Just a feeling, though, no real evidence. I think clue number three is really important ("If you can figure out THIS clue") although I just can't figure it out!
Mulder, Steven and Carolyn.
Deb, How do you know them?
Mulder, I used to work with Carolyn.
Are the any courageous or honorable men by the name of Jefferson?
Thomas Jefferson, Jefferson Davis ...
Good point on the "THIS" clue, Mulder; what do u think circular thinking is to pinpoint location? and bank account? shrinking? what key words do you see?
Deb - I wonder if I've met you. I've met a lot of people that Carolyn has worked with....she's my mom.
mulder, you have a strange definition of honorable, at least according to my history knowledge.
I just threw out some Jefferson names. I think 'ol Tom would be considered honorable though.
I think circular thinking is the important part of that clue. I think that the bank account reference simply means that if you figure out this clue you will win a lot of money. I thought at first that it could be hidden in a deposit envelope but not after last night's clue. It's not often that they put more than one important piece of the puzzle in one clue.
I just keep thinking Palace- which is on Jefferson that is why I asked
Leah, you're going to make it Palace, clues be damned! Hee hee. :-)
Hey just a thought.......any of those glass circled banks in any areas by parks?
Mulder, What clinic did she used to work at?
also is here any BIG steel companies?
Viva la Valley!
Deb- Um, since I've been around she's worked at St. Joe's hospital, an OB clinic in IGH, a family practice on Snelling, Woodwinds in Woodbury, maybe a couple more, I'm not sure.
Hey Allison, could you tells us the streets around Valley...Thanks!
So did Scribe really go to Marydale? Might as wel be digging at Linwood again.
Are there any statues in Highland Park? and does anyone know the streets surrounding that park? All I can think of now is Snelling, I hope my brain isnt cooked this early into it.
generally speaking mulder, he would. he did after all write this constitution thing i've heard of.
The streets around Valley are Jackson, University, Winter, and Mt Airy. But clue #5 isn't referring to a street name.
Allison - Can you see the gold horses from Valley? I thought about those as soon as I read that gold clue.
In reference to Valley- maybe they're talking about Jesse Jackson- he sure was courageous! HAHA
I believe you can see the gold horses, but even if you couldn't, I thinks that's one of those "optional" clues where if it fits, great, but if it doesn't there's no reason to think it actually has to. Gold could just be referring to the treasure.
this is only a test (to see if I actually remembred what I think I remembred)
TCBOO - Snelling, Montreal, Edgecumbe...those are the big ones.
Thanks Allison...just doing some figuring..
It could be Andrew jackson too, but its not. There's a better explanation. :)
Kay Allison,I'll check out Valley first just to see if your legit!
But then I'm goin to Marydale! SMART ALEC!
JOE!!!
Are you a member of my club Scribe?
Are you a member of
MY club Allison!LOL!
No I can't figure it out!
Mulder thanks, it was Montreal I was forgetting BTW, TCBOO just died. Thanks to my memory of last years password :)
Alright, just for you, here's my version of clue #5:
The school at Valley is Franklin Magnet. Magnets are made of steel, but Franklin was not. Yet Benjamin Franklin was a man of mettle. (The clue writer is making a little joke).
Mulden, She is at Woodwinds now. Yep, the Carolyn I know.
Hi everyone, just thought I'd share my thougts. Don't hold me to this, but this was my first reaction last night. "A man of steel" is a refference to Superman, but he "cannot be real" and "another has plenty of mettle". Who is "another" that is being reffered to? Another superhero? What Superhero has plenty of "mettle"? Well, Iron Man of course! So basically look for the word "iron" around where the treasure is hidden.
I want to go dig- but I wish I had an idea where to go- this sucks
Scribe, did you post ad that JOE?
Deb - Knowing how much my mom likes to talk, I'm sure you've heard all about my brothers and me.
Here is the hole in your theory on clue 5 Allison, the clue makes reference to a "man of steel" and "another". I believe this "another" is the name for which we need to look for around the hiding place.
maybe I'm lost - but could someone tell me what a JOE is?
Allison,you gots mail!:)
Any thoughts on Eastview park?
Its not a hole. "Franklin Magnet" is the "man of steel" that doesn't exist. But Benjamin Franklin is another (real) man who has a lot of mettle.
Hey scribe! I can't wait until the midnight digs, what about you? I will most likely be going out late tonight and tomorrow? U?
Mulden, I need to get over to visit her. I saw her in passing at Woodwinds recently. To make sure it is for sure the right Carolyn. Did she hurt her back?
magnets are not only made of steel. iron, steel, nickel, and cobalt, alnico (alloy of aluminum) are all used for magnets. Iron, I beleive is the most common metal used for magents.
Ok, maybe I'm dumb, but are Allison and Derick the same person...they sure agree a lot???????
Deb - Yeah, she broke it in '95. She only works MWF now because of it.
Thanks Scribe, though I won't be going out until after I get off work at 5:00. Not even sure if I'll be up to digging or not, plus I have a Mason meeting tonight.
Sorry Sue, as much fun as a Medallion Hunt Conspiracy would be, Dave and I are two diff. people.
As far as I know we're not. Though if we were the same person, I sure would be surprised!
Can anyone verify that? Ya see we are suppose to noodle here....lol
I'm just thinking outloud here but the man of steel is Gillette, steel razors, Gillette's children's hospital at Valley. He had mettle.
I could be a Schizo! lol
I could be Jack from Fight Club
Do you know my friend..Bust Ted?
What sue? are you still insisting we are the smae person?
Tyler Durden says... use soap.
once upon a time, leah, there was an annoying critter here who called himself joe medallion. he would post one-letter posts around significant post numbers (100, 1000, 10000, etc.) any post that ends in the number 0 is referred to as a joe in his "honor". post such as 9494 are double joes, 15451 would be a palindrome joe. others exist as well. the lore behind the joe is described at the medallion page on http://www.coolercrew.com/. thanx to tim for providing the text last night that i just stole here.
it is uncanny how both derrick and dave (allison) are always promoting their websites! perhaps they are the same person. Derrick, has anyone ever accused you of being a vampire?
Tyler Durden says... you are not your job.
you are not how much you have in the bank
you are not the contents of your wallet
you are not your khakis
First rule of fight club: You do not talk about fight club
you are not a beautiful and unique snowflake
well it's a good thing we're all practicing rule #1!
the things you own end up owning you
Point taken AW/DD
self-destruction might be the answer
Ok, I am not Dave Allison.
As far as promoting website, why not?! I'm sure if you had a website, you would promote it too? right? or is that the sanity in me speaking?
I promote my website for two reasons. One, people kept getting mad at me for telling everyone where the Medallion was the last two years so I use the club to discuss my theories mostly. That way people can't complain quite as much about all the lurkers stealing ideas. And two, if I can get more people in my club, there will be more people to participate in future hunts like the one I did last year.
At least the sanity didn't tell you to go to Mounds...
Anyway, I have a meeting I need to head off to so I should be going. Will be back sometime after lunch.
Allison, I think I misunderstood your theory. I retract my statement about a hole in it.
WHo here thinks tha Fight Club is a great movie? raise your hands now! Lets see 1... 2... 3...
I wasn't trying to insinuate anything with the promotion comment, just mentioning a similarity that fit with the running joke! It seems you boys are a bit sensitive today.
OK, so I've retracted the hole in your theory allison, BUT if your theory is right then in clue five they have told us almost outright which park it is hidden in and WHAT it is hidden in. I just don't think the clue is being that specific in regards to location. The right interpretation of this clue should narrow us down to a few parks or possibilities.
http://www.foxmovies.com/fightclub/flightcard_big.jpg
Ok, talk with y'all later....Happy noodling!
would you tell me how to get to the next messages
I think I'll go for a walk out-side, the summer is calling my name. Everbodys smilin, Sunshine da ay, everybodys laughin, sunshine day, everybody should be, so happy togeee ether. If anyone can tell me what tv show that song is from lunch is on me!
The Partridge Family theme?
Wrong
not Sesame Street
Hey Allison, did you make it out to Valley last night, I don't feel like slogging through all of these posts, We drove by briefly but were too drained to dig last night, I like how all the clues fit, I was really sold on Highland and like every year in the past I had got all the clues to fit there as well, but I think you are on to something with Valley. See ya out there tonight???
is it a theme song or just a song that's been on the show?
It's a song that was performed by the brady kids, it is at least on the brady album.
Does anyone think that clue 5 refers to Frosty the Snowman? Also, what is the number to call to see if the medallion has been found?
The Shoveler, you are correct!
It's a catchy tune. It was performed by the "Silver Platters"...one of my favorite episodes.
shoot! the filter on our browsers at work won't let me go out to Allison's site! I want to read the Valley theory
Does anyone know the number?
not off hand. I'm surprised it's not published on the PP website
BRADY BUNCH - trying to win money to buy their parents the silver platter for their anniv.
suebee..me too...i hit the filter trying to see AW site...damage!
I can get onto the AW website - what was it you were looking for? (You're not missing anything right now - there isn't anyone logged on.)
Actor's who played Superman:
Other Options:
Andrew Carnegie - the king of steel
Thanks Fats.
I am still entertaining Como.
Like I said at 4am, ever think of the Wizard of Oz? Man of steel = tin man, man of mettle = cowardly lion. East/West = Wicked Witch
I see what you are saying Derick, but how does that fit with a park?
So where would the wizard of oz lead us? Back home? lol
Who is here?
Anyways: Just a look into the "very fine fettle". Are there any parks near a metal recycling or metal pouring company or something like that? Fettle also has another meaning when associated with metallurgy and it is a very fine sand or ore used to line a furnace before pouring molten metal into it. Just a thought. Anyone?
Anyone know where I can get other years clues and what they ment?
Anyone think the "man of steel" could mean it's by a comic book store? Just a thought.
Didn't 3M used to be Minnesota Mining?
Well, look at who originally played those people in the original oz. Jack Harry played the tin man and Bert Lahr played the lion. Look for those names or something close to that in or arounf the park. Or, it could be the entire superman theme, saying that superman is not real. So, find someone who instead of being a fictional hero isa real hero. Mettle=courage, so we are looking for a man of courage. I thought Nelson Mandela, b/c of the book that was wrote about him "Man of courage". A little side note, but did you know where the creator of the wizard of oz came up with oz? He was looking through his file cabinet, and noticed the folders A-N and O-Z, thus the name OZ. Funny huh?
I'm here. The whole thing with the furnace sounds a little too technical.
Nensea:
If this is true back to Newell or possibly Mounds? Even though everyone thinks I'm crazy with going to Mounds.
There can't be an argument on whether a Rec center is a park. Conway is a rec center as well, and the rules state St. Paul public property so nobody said it has to be a park. I say you can overanalyze the first few and they haven't led us there yet. Tonight will tell-the dual/link thing can fit many parks/areas. Rest up, this weekend will get hot : )
w: I have all of that at my site. www.medallionhunt.8k.com
Just another thought.... "leaves" - composting place nearby?
Clark Kent was the man of steel was the real man, Lewis and CLARK were men of mettle
Frostbite, I don't think they will ever have it at Mounds again. It's to risky with the idiots out there. My brother insists it's at Cherokee every year! Last year, we were standing on it the eve it was found. Dang!
Nensea...This is true...
Okay, for anyone who think it's Valley you should go there and find out if you still feel the same. I was there last night. All it is Franklin's playground, like where the kids have recess. All the snow around there has been trampled by little feet. I don't really think the school would like hoards of people digging while the kids are out there playing (they might get hit with a shovel). My suggestion is to go out and look at the parks, also really study hard the streets by the parks, there is "a man of mettle" that no one has posted up here, and his name runs straight into the park.
Here's a non-park theory -
What about somewhere along River Road? The running path does a loop/circle around the East & West bank of the river. The West side would be Minneapolis - so that's out, but the East side is the far most east side of St. Paul.
Anyone going out looking. I am thinkingof venturing across the border but is it worth it this early in the game???
Kitty, mettle or metal?
What's the deal with "it won't be in Mounds park again" theory. What happened there before that was so horrible?
just to clarify it for everyone... Mettle means courage
Nensea "A man of mettle"
Kitty: I forget, but aren't you in college?
Medallion-less -
Mounds Park has sacred burial grounds as part of the park. One year people really tore up this site, and it caused real problems with the Native American community. (Rightfully so) I think the PP would like to avoid this issue, and not put it in Mounds again.
Thank you Derick, my co-worker didn't believe me. Medallion-less, some idiots were digging on the mounds. There was a big todo about it.
people digging in the burial mounds like jack"arses" (I forget about the whole non-swearing thing")
I appreciate the 411!!!
Medallion-less Ya...what they all said...
Kitty, there are so many streets named after men of mettle, can you narrow it down a little? Please?? :)
Same thing when it was at conway rec. The clue is telling you two names that you must connect. At least thats my theory
Thanks DerikDavis- nice site:)
Derick, I go to the "U", Nensea- if I did that everyone would know and find it before me. The street of the "man of mettle" is his last name.
Is it Jackson Kitty?
I do what I can
I'm back. I will say I'm not 100% sure about Valley, but I'm probably 90% sure. I can fit the clues there and fit them really well (in my opinion anyway). The only thing I don't like about it is that the park is essentially the playground for the school and there are indeed kids out there during the day. But maybe the clue writer didn't think about that, or didn't care? If you think the medallion can be at Indian Mounds, Rice, Mears, or Kellogg, then why would you think it couldn't be there? I don't see it fitting anywhere else as well, and certainly putting it there would make for a tougher contest.
Thanks DerikDavis- nice site:)
Kitty: Where at the U? I am currently in Amundson Hall.
No one responded to my non-park theory. Is it that bad? (I'm still a novice at this.)
Anyone here at the pub last night? I was there, but didn't where to go...
n-cat, No one responded - becasue no one knows anything yet. We are all assuming! I feel strong on my guesses, but they change between places on an hourly basis. Wow, that sounds like a clue!!!!!
Cougar- I am at home, couldn't make it to class today b/c I was out too late last night. Leah, Jackson is not what I have in mind.
I like the man of mettel ford plant idea for hidden falls. Kent st also works and ideas aout other metal man names ML King, ..
As for Stallion's comments, I don't think they are intentionally revealing this information. I think the last two clues, while giving good information, were also meant to misdirect people away from the correct park. By throwing in the east and the west, they were trying to fool people into thinking it was one or the other and send them running for the extremes when all the while the thing is right there in the very middle. And then today they use the phrase "man of steel" on purpose because they know the first thing everyone will think of is Superman and they will start looking for names like Clark, Kent, Reeves, etc. But in reality, "man of steel", (in my opinion) is a play on the name "Franklin Magnet". So yes, they are giving us good information, but I don't think they expected anyone to catch it.
But the kids Allison. I was thinking (there I go again) that playing might mean a play and "on your toes" could be ballet. Could it be near a theatre? (Too much?)
Med - you do sound like you've been thinking in rhymes lately.
well damn Kitty if you know where it is go get it
All the people on coins could be a man of mettle lincoln, jefferson, eisenhower, washington, kennedy
I am having a lot of trouble posting, anyone else?
Derick, the shooting at McGovern's for last night was cancelled. They went out and filmed people digging instead. So I don't know that anyone actually was there last night other than yourself.
As for the kids, maybe that's what they meant by "prepare to be bold"?
I have class until 5:30, but after that I am going to get the medallion, and it is not anywhere that has been talked about recently. I will be the first person to find it from the water cooler!
Leah, I promise to tell after tonight's clue. That is if it is still leading me there. Going to meet up with my people for some lunch and digging talk to ya'll in a few.
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