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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 14, 2008, 06:35:25 PM »

Tyler you should've gone with the crowd. it is Washington. Score as follows
 
lfmusiclover 9
Victor 7   
beanboy 6
4 News Weather Now 4
Gil 4
Stephen 2
LFMusicFan 2
anthony97 1

Cruisin' along Ocean Drive...

1. This river forms this state's "west coast"

2. One of it's forests displays an array for tantalizing colors

3.Rising, like this bird

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 14, 2008, 05:15:42 PM »

Yeppers... Texas was a part of Spain, France, Mexico, The Republic of Texas ( was a sovereign nation for 10 years) The Confederate States of America (civil war years) and The U.S.A. Score as follows:

lfmusiclover 8
Victor 6   
beanboy 6
4 News Weather Now 3
Gil 3
Stephen 2
LFMusicFan 2
anthony97 1

Hoppin along:

1. One of the few places were reddish-brown and gold cherries are grown

2. This state is "dammed" with more than 20 of them

3. This state's geography is such that the "rain shadow" effect is quite common

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 14, 2008, 04:27:29 PM »

Jambalaya! Louisiana is Correcti-mundo!


lfmusiclover 8
Victor 6   
beanboy 5
4 News Weather Now 3
Gil 3
Stephen 2
LFMusicFan 2
anthony97 1









Next state:

1. This is the only State throughout it's history that has been a part of six separate countries.

2. The Indian word for this state means 'friends' or 'allies'

3. The symbols of it's flag's colors represent bravery, purity and loyalty

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 14, 2008, 01:30:32 PM »

Yep. Its Kentucky...

lfmusiclover 7
Victor 5   
beanboy 4
4 News Weather Now 3
Gil 3
Stephen 2
LFMusicFan 2
anthony97 1


Next....

1. The geographic contour of this State's largest city resembles a cereal bowl

2. This state has 64 of these, though they arent counties

3. It's capital is french for "Red Stick"

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Local Forecast / Re: Mick Mahan

« on: May 14, 2008, 06:03:39 AM »

I also believe the song "Lucky Charm" was used in the mid 90s

No. NO . Wrong. Here are all the Mick Mahan tunes used on TWC

First Time In July 2004
Lucky Charm in September 2005 and December 2007
Beyond the Sky in September 2006
Back On Track in March-April 2007

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The Game Room / Re: "Three for 3 for 3" LF music game

« on: May 14, 2008, 05:38:32 AM »

very close Mike, very close....actually your answer to part 2 would be also an extension of part 3... I actually missed "Rainbow".... good find. However, like I said "Rainbow " would be a compliment to part 3. Part 2 requires the song have the same main melody, three covers written by 3 different artists however. "Rainbow" has three different melodies, and are therefore not covers, hence an extension of part 3 that I happen to miss

Dont forget, you have to list all three versions of "For You" and the CD's they are found on.

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 14, 2008, 05:35:43 AM »

Yep. Colorad o is the correct answer. only the people who guessed correctly the first time after the third clue get a score:

lfmusiclover 6
Victor 5   
beanboy 4
4 News Weather Now 3
Gil 3
Stephen 2
LFMusicFan 2
anthony97 1

Sorry for the long delay (migraine headache) but here is the next one (all three clues):


1.  This state was the birthplace of a famous 19th century U.S. President

2. It has more numbered state highways than any other state except Texas

3. "Burgoo", a popular stew among people from this state

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The Game Room / Re: "Three for 3 for 3" LF music game

« on: May 13, 2008, 04:58:48 PM »

Yes. There is another song. While (actually) four versions of Take were used on TWC, including one by the Lenny Marcus Trio from Jazzaphrenia (used march or april of 04) There is one song that was covered by 3 artists only, which is why the riddle is called 3 for 3 for 3, including one of the covers from the 80s.....keep searching.. you will find it

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 13, 2008, 04:35:22 PM »

Here is the third clue... A type of warm wind usually blows in this state during Winter

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 13, 2008, 02:04:04 PM »

Yep. Utah it is "The Beehive state" and the Great Salt Lake were the two references

lfmusiclover 5
Victor 4   
beanboy 4
4 News Weather Now 3
Gil 2
Stephen 1
LFMusicFan 1

Here is the next set of clues:

1. This state is home to a T.W.C. artist who has over 30 "n/a" tunes

2. The name of this state means "Colorful" in another language

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The Game Room / Re: What Are You Watching Right Now?

« on: May 13, 2008, 10:22:00 AM »

I am currently watching the Maury show

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General Discussion / Re: Happy Birthday Ericster88!

« on: May 13, 2008, 10:20:12 AM »

Happy b-day Eric....have fun today

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General Discussion / Re: Happy Birthday Roland (4 Weather News Now)!

« on: May 13, 2008, 10:19:55 AM »

Happy birthday 4 News weather Now! have a good one!

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 13, 2008, 10:17:07 AM »

Wisconsin, was the state we were looking for in that question. Wisconsin. The famous beverage was Beer, and the capital is Madison, second in size to Milwaukee. Scoring stays the same:

Victor 4   
lfmusiclover 4
beanboy 3
4 News Weather Now 3
Gil 2
Stephen 1
LFMusicFan 1

Now on to the next one:


1. You better be careful when saying this State's nickname, for you might get stung by one of these if you get to close

2. This State contains an extremely briny body of water. Might not taste good if you decide to drink it

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The Game Room / Re: State I .D. game

« on: May 13, 2008, 08:59:28 AM »

while cranberries grow in those two states as well. neither is correct. here is third clue:

The second largest city in this State, also it's capital, is named after a U.S. President