Lonelygirl15

ApotheosisAZ wrote:I think the clue here is "Beneath the blue's tone." She had no way of punctuating the sentence.

Whoever wrote it is refering to the Pentatonic Scale, which has only five pitches per octave.

She may be refering to the answers on the questionaire. That's my guess.

Incidentally, I ADORE Bree in this video. She looks incredibly hot.

Hey, Apo! good to see ya again!

Whether or not the clue is "blue stone" or "blue's tone" things are getting a bit complicated.

What questionnaire are you referring to?

Well ancient relics aside, maybe this could be a drop?

maybe something about alex, altho i dont think so

kageyuki wrote:

ApotheosisAZ wrote:I think the clue here is "Beneath the blue's tone." She had no way of punctuating the sentence.

Whoever wrote it is refering to the Pentatonic Scale, which has only five pitches per octave.

She may be refering to the answers on the questionaire. That's my guess.

Incidentally, I ADORE Bree in this video. She looks incredibly hot.

Hey, Apo! good to see ya again!

Whether or not the clue is "blue stone" or "blue's tone" things are getting a bit complicated.

What questionnaire are you referring to?

Taylor already confirmed Blue Stone http://www.lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewt ... ht=#372990.
I don't think it would make sense for a canon character to agree with incorrect information. It would just create confusion. Blue Stone is almost definitely right.

Blue Stone (Blue's Tone, Bluest one, whatever), could mean a million things, my guess= somehing will pop into the boy's head and they'll no what it is, but just in case it is a place, there's a lot of possibilities.

Examples? Sure=

one
dos
third
army?
last

I don't have the foggiest idea at this point

cobracommander5 wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDKjhfTBTjE

i think its saying Sarah is following Jonas and Daniel. even if she had a fight with her family, why did she take such a long trip just to go with them?

i need a bit more proof though, huh?

You've got a point there. I had been thinking about that bit of information myself... True the comment had said that Sarah probably needed some time for a roadtrip, but to quote Jonas' video, 1500 miles is quite a ways.

Meanwhile, what's Taylor doing At home whil Sarah's out 'playing' with the boys?

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marlasinger wrote:also: kageyuki: the friday help was POSTED on friday thusly we're hypothesizing it's NEXT friday that the help must be given.

Gomen (Sorry).... Again, I attribute that this is my first night back, and I've only been able to get to see all the past videos I've missed.

I'm too scared to even try to go through the forum threads. I had to go through at least ten videos, that'd be at least ten threads to try to read up on...

Skunkwaffle wrote:Taylor already confirmed Blue Stone http://www.lonelygirl15.com/forum/viewt ... ht=#372990.
I don't think it would make sense for a canon character to agree with incorrect information. It would just create confusion. Blue Stone is almost definitely right.

Missed it. Sorry about that, Skunk.

EDIT: Edited my comment about the blue's tone. It's gone, except for where people quoted it.

twelfthofnever wrote:This is what I got from the first letter of each phrase:

"beneath the luestone"

I think I messed up somewhere though. Help?

EDIT: Oh, I see you guys were on top of it. Oops. Still, it could be "Blue Stone" or "Bluest One"

My daugther plays flute and played to match the tone of Bree's second 'hum' and it is a B or a B flat

So you could read it to say Beneath the Blue Stone

is there a "blue stone" or somthin' in boston?

We did a types of reaction lab the other day in science using copper (II) sulphate pentahydrate, also know as bluestone.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copper%28II%29_sulfate

Copper sulfate is also used to test blood for anemia [2]. A drop of the patient's blood is dropped into a beaker of copper sulfate solution: if it sinks within a certain time, then the patient has sufficient hemoglobin levels and is not anemic. If the blood floats or sinks too slowly, then the patient is iron-deficient and may be anemic.

Just thought I'd throw that out there, I was all excited when I saw the word "bluestone" cause I was all, 'I know that!'. Could be worth mentioning as well considering the significance of science in the Hymn of One. Maybe there's some sort of lab there?

I just thought of something...someone's post earlier made me think of it. Someone mentioned that maybe bluestone was actually referring to the moon and that maybe "Beneath the Blue stone" meant beneath the moon. And with regards to the first clue, maybe we are supposed to help "her" on friday at night (beneath the moon). Well this made me think of the term BLUE MOON. I looked up blue moon on Wikipedia and this is what I found:

The term Blue Moon has at least four related meanings.
One modern blue moon definition is for a second, extra full moon that occurs in a calendar month.

Blue Moons occuring between 2004 and 2010, based on the Calendar and Farmers' Almanac definitions:July 31, 2004 — Second full moon in July
August 2005 — Third full moon in a season of four full moons
May, June or July 2007 — Second full moon in May, June or July, depending on time zone[2]. May 2008 — Third full moon in a season of four full moons
December 2009 — Second full moon in December
November 2010 — Third full moon in a season of four full moons

I'm not sure when the apparent, second full moon or BLUE MOON will fall in May but it would be pretty interesting if it was next friday....

Anyways, just some food for thought. Sorry if anyone has already mentioned this!

interesting....

http://www.stonecare.in/BLUESTONE.htm


now, on to the rest of the posts!

In some circles, "blue stone" may be the term used to mention a certain blue-grey buliding material or pavement material...

Maybe go to a spot where one or both of these are in abundance?

Milowent mentioned something about Boston? Are we supposed to be looking in the New England territories?

I'm just happy I had something to contribute this time. Usually I'm just in awe of y'all, hehe.