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ACWatt		#141	[-]
Posts: 2 (06/13/08 10:21 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Cheese� milk's leap toward immortality. Remove this ad Unless he was somehow given a signal that they were way ahead of the other group and would win the race anyway; then he could pass up the taxi ride and look very un-molish.
Redhead9015		#142	[-]
Posts: 705 (06/14/08 02:26 AM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	The license plate seems like a clue to me. Of course it COULD be a coincidence. It would help to know if license plates there typically two letters: two letters: three numbers, or if that had to be a custom plate.
ShanSlam		#143	[-]
Posts: 56 (06/14/08 08:22 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Redhead9015 wrote: The license plate seems like a clue to me. Of course it COULD be a coincidence. It would help to know if license plates there typically two letters: two letters: three numbers, or if that had to be a custom plate. JLebSea (from the ABC boards and a die-hard "Craig for Mole" person), who originally found the clue, later posted this as an attempt to disprove what she found - from http://www.worldlicenseplates.com/world/SA_CHIL.html The bottom right plate is almost the exact plate as seen in the previous image! However, that van doesn't look like it was made in 1985. So what does this do to the "clue"? Just a coincidence or a clever use of a license plate? Last Edited By: ShanSlam 06/14/08 09:16 AM. Edited 1 times.
SweetSanchez422	Pure Speculation	#144	[-]
Posts: 27 (06/14/08 10:00 AM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I don't know how it ties into the first clue on the ABC website (E_E_E_). But, what if the second clue indicates the letter grade the player received on the quiz. A's are good and C's are Bad. Liz got a C and was eliminated (probably based on time). This also ties into the seating arrangement after the quiz. What do you think? It would narrow the mole possibilities to Bobby, Clay, and Paul.
roxbury123		#145	[-]
Posts: 273 (06/14/08 01:53 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	How can the letters be based on the Quiz Grade when Kristin, Mark, and Paul did not even take the quiz? How can a grade be given to them?
SweetSanchez422		#146	[-]
Posts: 28 (06/14/08 02:12 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Good Point.... they had exemptions and did not take the quiz. Perhaps their score (Mark, Kristin, Paul) was based on the first quiz results. That is a bit of a stretch though. Back to thinking about the clues.
Redhead9015		#147	[-]
Posts: 706 (06/14/08 02:25 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I didn't realize if you were exempt that you couldn't take the quiz. That seems like a little bit of a disadvantage since the quiz might have clues in it.
CatLurvesDorothy		#148	[-]
Posts: 66 (06/14/08 02:30 PM) OMEDETO, CATHY!! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	My mind is still stuck on those damn Pisco Sours. Anyone think they actually have a meaning?
SweetSanchez422		#149	[-]
Posts: 29 (06/14/08 02:39 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	If you rearrange the letters in Pisco Sours.... U.S. SCORPIO An American born between October 24 and November 22?? =)
jackbauer1982		#150	[-]
Posts: 312 (06/14/08 02:58 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Cheese� milk's leap toward immortality. Remove this ad My guesses are Alex, Mark and Paul, although not necessarily in that order. The masculine version use of mole in spanish and their camera time is what leads me to this.
Redhead9015		#151	[-]
Posts: 707 (06/14/08 03:04 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	SweetSanchez422 wrote: If you rearrange the letters in Pisco Sours.... U.S. SCORPIO An American born between October 24 and November 22?? =) Do we know their birthdays?
SweetSanchez422		#152	[-]
Posts: 30 (06/14/08 03:19 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	I looked all over... no luck at finding birthdays., only ages. I really don't think that an anagram of a Chilean drink is going to be a clue. I could make a clue out of everything then. =)
Trouble is		#153	[-]
Posts: 60 (06/14/08 05:42 PM) I'm with STUPID! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	They do keep bringing up the Pisco Sours, why mention it more than once if it is not a clue? Mole 2 had Anderson eating a Washington apple, that was clue to Bill being from Washington.
Heliox		#154	[-]
Posts: 716 (06/14/08 10:43 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Sorry if this is the wrong thread or if it's already been posted, but I was looking for a picture of Bobby and came across this interview with him: It won't let me copy and paste it here, but this quote from it was interesting. "He also speaks Spanish, which will be helpful since some of the show will film in Chile." Yet in the store when the proprietor was trying to tell him that people had already gotten the pigs there, he acted like he didn't know what he was saying and just said "Me llamo Bobby" and kept on looking, wasting time. I thought the same thing, I had listened to that interview prior to the show starting and was expecting Bobby to come in to the village speaking fluent spanish. Has made me direct my thoughts towards him as the mole. A lame gay guy, good cover no?
CatLurvesDorothy		#155	[-]
Posts: 67 (06/14/08 11:12 PM) OMEDETO, CATHY!! Reply Quote More Recent Posts	There's also the fact that Craig gave no inkling of what the people were saying and in the next episode preview he's shown telling Bobbi "She told you you need to eat!" More points for Bobby too, as he still appears to be faking non understanding.
Neeroo		#156	[-]
Posts: 785 (06/15/08 03:18 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	There is a lot of Spanish spoken in San Diego. If if you don't speak it natively, you pick it up living there.... like Craig does.
Will		#157	[-]
Posts: 29271 (06/15/08 04:16 PM) Amazing Race Moderator Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Redhead9015 wrote: I didn't realize if you were exempt that you couldn't take the quiz. That seems like a little bit of a disadvantage since the quiz might have clues in it. How was Nicole going to take the quiz in episode one?
roxbury123		#158	[-]
Posts: 274 (06/15/08 04:54 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Well for the record in the Celeb edition, everyone took the quiz, exemption of not. Cause had Dennis and Erik not had exemptions they would have lost. But i believe in the non celeb. edition they never take the quiz if they have an exemption. Maybe they can take it if they ask, but who knows. I dont think Mark/Kristin/Paul took the last quiz, and Nicole didnt take the first one either.
Redhead9015		#159	[-]
Posts: 712 (06/15/08 06:46 PM) Registered user Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Will wrote: Redhead9015 wrote: I didn't realize if you were exempt that you couldn't take the quiz. That seems like a little bit of a disadvantage since the quiz might have clues in it. How was Nicole going to take the quiz in episode one? It doesn't matter if she was on an island while everyone else took the quiz, she should have been able to see the questions at some point, IMO. Especially since that was the first quiz. She could have used the quiz to get a better idea of what the questions would be like for the second quiz. Last Edited By: Redhead9015 06/15/08 06:48 PM. Edited 1 times.
the mole85		#160	[-]
Posts: 398 (06/15/08 06:47 PM) Reply Quote More Recent Posts	Cheese� milk's leap toward immortality. Remove this ad On another board, there's been speculation about the E_E_E_ clue, and that if you fill in the blanks with 'L', 'V' and 'N' you get the word "ELEVEN" which points to Craig, being that he is introduced eleventh in the intro. In addition though, I think the "E"'s could refer (in the first episode at least) to the quiz answers. With the exception of the questions that don't have an option 'E', and the "order of jumping" (which would point to Bobby) both the age of the mole, and Who is the Mole? have Craig listed as answer E.

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