the location to Surrender Dorothy with my Survivor message. That was
not my intention. With all those dropped letters and odd words, I
was really trying to send out the secret message to "Drink more
Olvatine." Somehow the encryption went horribly, horribly awry.
See you guys soon!
--- In gulfcoastletterboxers@yahoogroups.com, "votremerci"
wrote:
>
> It's probably a good thing you have a hard top now because I can
see
> what would happen at the event:
>
> Dewberry would wear her Jeff Probst blue shirt, then line all of us
up
> aying:
>
> This is a timed event. First you have to decipher the message,
> changing all the at to signs, then translating it into French, then
> Greek, and finally a pig latin Flemish, all the while reciting the
> alphabet backwards, giving the sign language letter for each one
while
> skipping the vowels as you pass by. Once you have your clue, race
to
> the back of the jeep. Untie the string that is tied in three
Gordian
> knots. When you have successfully done that, the zipper pull will
> drop. When that happens, pull the zipper, climb into the back of
the
> jeep. Crawl in the back of the jeep, digging through the 100 pounds
of
> dirt to find a logbook wrapped in a double zip freezer quart sized
> bag. The gallon, two gallen and sandwich bags will get you
immediately
> disqualified. You're looking for the quart baggie. In that baggie
> will be a logbook. Roll over the passenger front seat head rest,
head
> first. You will now have your feet up in the air. Use your feet
to
> pull down the sunvisor. A second set of clues will drop. Decode
code
> that one to read the key to solving the one you had before. You
must
> do this with your eyes crossed. While you are doing that, reach
around
> behind you to open the glove box. In the glovebox is an inkpad.
Use
> the inkpad to ink up that which is at the back of the gearshift.
You
> must reach through and around the steeing wheel to get to that
point.
>
> You guys want to know what you're playing for?
> A stamp!
>
> (insert crowd noises of OHHHHHS! and cutaway shots of people
smilling
> and nodding)
>
> Dewberry: Puddlesplasher, you have the unfair advantage of knowing
the
> inside and outside of this jeep. You sit out this round. Mother
of
> Five, you're first up. Survivor ready! (shifts the hands up in
the
> air while saying) GO!
>
> (Repeat for all contestants)
>
> And all that would just be seriously damaging to your zipper and
soft
> top.
>
> ===================
>
> Hey, we did get Guido's Hand - mi yesterday. How is it that we
were
> only the second people there since it was planted way back in
January??
>
>
> MoWizLiz
>
>
>
> --- In gulfcoastletterboxers@yahoogroups.com, "Maribeth Jagger"
>
> >
> > I had become rather complacent about slamming the car door with
my
> keys inside, knowing I could unzip my back window and crawl in
through
> the back to retrieve them when necessary. Then last spring, we put
the
> hardtop on the jeep when we moved to McKinney. Now that the car
keys
> have chips inside, I can't afford "extra" keys to hide in a
magnetized
> key holder like I used to have ($86 for a spare key? It's cheaper
to
> have a locksmith come out!). Now I won't be able to sleep with the
> image of my car keys locked inside my car.... thanks a lot
MoWizLiz!
> Hey, looking forward to seeing you again next weekend as well as
> Teepsman. (I'm printing out clues like crazy too!)
> > Puddle Splasher
> >
>