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if JT and Stephen conspire so that each of them only has to memorize half. That would be brilliant AND conniving.

hmm, I posted that idea a couple of times at Survivor Blows yesterday (and I don't expect you would have read it), but it didn't get much support.
http://community.realitytvworld.com/cgi-sys/cgiwrap/rtvw2/community/dcboard.cgi?az=show_thread&om=7205&forum=DCForumID2&omm=66
http://community.realitytvworld.com/boards/DCForumID2/7209.shtml#1

I came up with the thought after other posters spec'd that Nash was the "book" and cooperation could be the key.
Stephen and JT, placed next to each other, are in great position to share information.
I like that you are thinking that independently.

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Didn't TDT say he thinks JT and Stephen are reading the operators as they write, when they look up?
Then do they run over to the books and run back to the tables? But not through the obstacle course?
Trying to get a picture of this.

birdlady, I only mentioned that I didn't think you had been reading Blows so as to be clear I wasn't snippily saying, I already posted that!
I still like the idea. I don't take JP very seriously, but there's usually some kernel of substance to his descriptions. OK, not always.
His Exile Island talk was full of it.

LOL, jessiiiek, shhh, it won't be secret if I say yes.

btw, I am just OFG (or Outfrontgirl). Yuku screwed up my old account super bad so I had to reregister and my old "name" was taken, by myself. The theory addition was just a joke.

Thanks crocophile!
We can see from the press photos posted in "riddles" by Mayan Sun that the spinning books aren't behind the solving stations.



They must be on the other end of the course then, which means a lot of memorization for ONE person, or a few trips across that course.
I'm puzzled though, with the digging portion, how that would be repeated, if something is to be dug up?

Buzzkill, that was my first thought, until someone here talked about digging stuff up.
I wasn't sure if the ground wouldn't collapse on them.
But yeah, there is sand all over Stephen's face ...