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« Reply #40 on: January 09, 2010, 08:34:59 am »
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Do you realy think that  EVEN if there was treasure hidden in the Philipines  , that the Japanese were stupid enough to leave a book with markings so YOU  could find that treasure .   No no!  Cornelius

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« Reply #41 on: January 09, 2010, 12:29:14 pm »
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Do you really think that  EVEN if there was treasure hidden in the Philipines  , that the Japanese were stupid enough to leave a book with markings so YOU  could find that treasure .   No no!  Cornelius


Why don't you ask them Japanese why they are that so stupid, then why not ask also why did the Egyptians made the Pyramids and left a book (with markings) of hieroglyphics? Or maybe why not ask Moses why did he wrote the 10 commandments of God in a stone (with markings) tablet while he can write it a paper? Why Cornelius....why, WHY? WHY???

Wise up man you are old enough to know why. If you can't find the logic of them all then don't complicate your brain give yourself a break shake off that mental fatigue... you've been a skeptic ever since and it does not matter to us what you think, so stop wasting your time trying to prove something.

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« Reply #42 on: January 09, 2010, 01:13:21 pm »
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Mas Kara . You did not answer my logic question . Why did the Japanese leave you the signs to dig up THEIR  treasure ? Kind of stupid don't you think ?  Cornelius

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« Reply #43 on: January 09, 2010, 01:18:40 pm »
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Cornelius, I do not have to answer your question the logic lies in my why? questions. It is obvious, read it again then you will see the wisdom.

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« Reply #44 on: January 09, 2010, 01:27:47 pm »
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Mas Kara . If you don't know the difference between what you are asking ,  and the fact that the Japanese left you a sign book , you are dumber than I first thought .  Cornelius  ( subject closed !!!! )

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« Reply #45 on: January 09, 2010, 03:51:30 pm »
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Mas Kara . If you don't know the difference between what you are asking ,  and the fact that the Japanese left you a sign book , you are dumber than I first thought .  Cornelius  ( subject closed !!!! )


Actually, Cornelius, you are exactly right here and the subject of treasure signs should be broadcast from the highest mountain tops. Nobody, and I do mean NOBODY, will EVER post signs to their treasure than the casual passer-by can find. That would be the stupidest thing ever done by someone trying to hide treasure. Why not just leave it in a pile to be found? Why make markers which take hours and hours to create just so someone can come by and get your treasure? It makes no sense at all.

What most people looking for Yam treasure discover are natural rocks that are not really markers at all. Hysteria and Yam fever have their brains muddled and they see treasure sign instead of a wind or water worn rock. Even if they were to discover a man made sign, it would never be a sign to treasure. A sign to water, meeting places, encampments, trails, shelter, homesteads and religious sites are what those signs indicate. Yet, there still may be small treasures about those places since human activity always means small treasures.

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« Reply #46 on: January 09, 2010, 04:54:13 pm »
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Actually, Cornelius, you are exactly right here and the subject of treasure signs should be broadcast from the highest mountain tops. Nobody, and I do mean NOBODY, will EVER post signs to their treasure than the casual passer-by can find. That would be the stupidest thing ever done by someone trying to hide treasure. Why not just leave it in a pile to be found? Why make markers which take hours and hours to create just so someone can come by and get your treasure? It makes no sense at all.

What most people looking for Yam treasure discover are natural rocks that are not really markers at all. Hysteria and Yam fever have their brains muddled and they see treasure sign instead of a wind or water worn rock. Even if they were to discover a man made sign, it would never be a sign to treasure. A sign to water, meeting places, encampments, trails, shelter, homesteads and religious sites are what those signs indicate. Yet, there still may be small treasures about those places since human activity always means small treasures.


Ray, Cornelious, it takes wise men with many years experience in this field of work we do to make good decisions and correct ones at that.  I cannot for the life of myself imagine Capt Kidd, Benito Benoto or any other cut throat pirate leaving any markers anywhere because they would of used sextants and compasses to make a note of where they buried anything and they kept that to themselves or took it to the grave with them.
Why these people persists in fairy tales makes me wonder about their mentallity and education. Not to mention the abuse that we have to contend with when some snotty nosed git gets his nose out of joint and threatens everyone because he thinks he is GOD and knows all the answers.  I have said it one NOW IM SHOUTING IT IGNORE THESE MORONS  let them get their own entertainment from their own PINOY THREADS .  Im sure you have no interest in Pinoy Treasures the same as myself or Cornelius if we dont respond to them MAYBE peace will be restored and we can get back to real treasure hunting..... my lips are now sealed get the hint?

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Ray, Cornelious, it takes wise men with many years experience in this field of work we do to make good decisions and correct ones at that.  I cannot for the life of myself imagine Capt Kidd, Benito Benoto or any other cut throat pirate leaving any markers anywhere because they would of used sextants and compasses to make a note of where they buried anything and they kept that to themselves or took it to the grave with them.
Why these people persists in fairy tales makes me wonder about their mentallity and education. Not to mention the abuse that we have to contend with when some snotty nosed git gets his nose out of joint and threatens everyone because he thinks he is GOD and knows all the answers.  I have said it one NOW IM SHOUTING IT IGNORE THESE MORONS  let them get their own entertainment from their own PINOY THREADS .  Im sure you have no interest in Pinoy Treasures the same as myself or Cornelius if we dont respond to them MAYBE peace will be restored and we can get back to real treasure hunting..... my lips are now sealed get the hint?


But Alan, the rest of those reading these can gain from the knowledge we impart from experience. It may annoy you but suppose just one serious "treasure hunter in training" (shall we call them THITs?) comes along and reads that markers are not what they appear when it comes to treasure. That alone would make all the suffering we endure at the hands of the Yam and KGC zealots worthwhile. If a new breed of treasure hunter comes along that learns from our ability to always question, question and question before concluding then those who follow us may actually have things easier than we did.

Of course, they are free to ignore us and make the same mistakes we made. History shows us nothing except a guarantee that it will be repeated by those not willing to learn the lessons it presents.

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« Reply #48 on: January 09, 2010, 07:31:57 pm »
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Take it easy guys you do not matter to us.

Then why keep coming here to troll.

Hey guys we do not treasure hunt in sallow grounds and sand beaches either on parks or play grounds for some tiny coins and old odd shape metals, cups and bottles. To us that is scavenging, FOR SHORT YOU ARE SCAVENGERS.

There are lots of real treasure hunters here but they are to smart to broadcast their finds to the world. You think that my government  your government don't watch internet forums and if you ever found a thing of value and ran your month they will take it.

We even communicate with the spirits and super naturals

See your doctor they got pills for that. But just in case tell Elvis I said hey

We treasure hunt in jungle forest, up to the mountains and deep down to bowels of the earth, caves, underground rivers and deep sea.

What's with the we stuff your not in the Philippians.

No my friend your are just a troll.

I believe that most trolls are sad people, living their lonely lives vicariously through those they see as strong and successful.

Disrupting a stable newsgroup gives the illusion of power, just as for a few, stalking a strong person allows them to think they are strong, too.

For trolls, any response is 'recognition'; they are unable to distinguish between irritation and admiration; their ego grows directly in proportion to the response, regardless of the form or content of that response.

Trolls, rather surprisingly, dispute this, claiming that it's a game or joke; this merely confirms the diagnosis; how sad do you have to be to find such mind-numbingly trivial time wasting to be funny?

Remember that trolls are cowards; they'll usually post just enough to get an argument going, then sit back and count the responses (Yes, that's what you do!).

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« Reply #49 on: January 09, 2010, 08:12:58 pm »
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Hey guys we do not treasure hunt in sallow grounds and sand beaches either on parks or play grounds for some tiny coins and old odd shape metals, cups and bottles. To us that is scavenging, FOR SHORT YOU ARE SCAVENGERS.

We treasure hunt in jungle forest, up to the mountains and deep down to bowels of the earth, caves, underground rivers and deep sea. We even communicate with the spirits and super naturals so this is a warning to you, you may not like what we are doing it's too way scary and complicated for you to even try to think of it. And our latest find an extra terrestrial codes where to find the portal that will transport us to the 7th dimension, to the farthest universe of the unknown beyond your imagination where we will find the most precious metal of our future. Our capabilities and courage is limitless. Dare not for you will make it.

We do not even need or hear your stories and experiences for they are only good for kids. , we cannot even consider them adventurous because they are lacking in excitement, thrills and mind boggling incidents. You are way way behind to our adventures.

Take it easy guys you do not matter to us.


Lets face it...the average income of an adult working in the Philippines is about $3 a day (three dollars). Instead of wasting that hard earned cash at the Internet Cafe, trolling for handouts and arguing on internet message boards....why not save up and purchase an entry level metal detector....hit those tot lots, school yards and beaches....and actually supplement the family income.

Just a rational observation here...but, a penny saved is a penny earned.

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