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EP7 Title : 'Herculean Effort for Some Herculean Dudes '
supsandalee:
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--- Quote from: puddin on April 10, 2006, 09:37:43 AM --- Mr Evil
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Make that DR. Evil! :lol: :help:
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Couldn't resist! :lol3:
banzai:
^^ lol
amikino:
I just couldn't resist because The Vetruvian Man is such a Seraphaem-like clue. So, I looked into it using a different approach and found that The Vetruvian Man is an example of the Golden Ratio. Mathematicians use the greek letter "phi" to represent the Golden Ratio in honor the the Greek sculptor, Phidias, who utilized the ratio in his work. Phidias is most famous for the statue of Zeus in the Temple of Zeus. This temple played a key role in the Panhellenic games and is located in Nemea. The person who just mentioned the ruins in Nemea may be on the right track.
puddin:
Why is Monica crying ? maybe they think they are in last place or really screwed up, sure it could be a bus too.
LOl @ Dr Evil :lol:
Several teams make a crucial mistake when they fail to follow the clue's directions correctly. Meanwhile, a lack of focus and confusion plagues several teams who get lost while driving, and their frustration fuels an emotional breakdown for one team.
bump for Gman
--- Quote from: puddin on April 07, 2006, 11:08:41 PM ---Nice find by Neobie don't you think? Maybe our pitstop :) ?
;D
Nafplion: The Bourtzi Castle
fwiw
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--- Quote from: Neobie on March 03, 2006, 11:52:29 PM ---Gut, and pictures, says it's this. Nafplion Harbour, Greece.
http://tec.uno.edu/noctiite/greece/Images/GrWeb03/images/Nafplio46Harbor_jpg.jpg
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puddin:
--- Quote from: amikino on April 10, 2006, 11:36:16 AM ---I just couldn't resist because The Vetruvian Man is such a Seraphaem-like clue. So, I looked into it using a different approach and found that The Vetruvian Man is an example of the Golden Ratio. Mathematicians use the greek letter "phi" to represent the Golden Ratio in honor the the Greek sculptor, Phidias, who utilized the ratio in his work. Phidias is most famous for the statue of Zeus in the Temple of Zeus. This temple played a key role in the Panhellenic games and is located in Nemea. The person who just mentioned the ruins in Nemea may be on the right track.
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I was in Nemea and had no luck , i'll try as different seach engine .
( Sera :sera: I sure miss him )
heres the Temple of Zeus
Delphi
Apollontempel in Korinth
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