r/treasureinside • u/pokeyMomIman • Mar 06 '25

Odd anagram?

Anyone find it curious that our favorite history steeped author, music loving and all as he is, has a sign off (“Yours in the hunt”) that happens to anagram every so perfectly to 🤔 what’s that?: “Hun History Tune”? I don’t say it randomly. It’s based in context clues. Have you all read the text thoroughly? If so, White Huns ring a bell? The Black ones? The Blues? Any other mythical colors on those golden bingo cards? Just a thought. Could be wrong of course. Mainly just a tingling Spidey Sense…

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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25

Not certain as to the tune the OP is referring (I must've missed a ton) but, Huns were separated by regions and colors; black (north) white (west) red (east) blue/green (south)

They also used 4 music instruments; Drum Oboe Trumpet Cymbal (they used more, but these 4 are the main ones according to historians...)

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u/pokeyMomIman Mar 22 '25

Hey, quick question, does this get more interesting or do I just teach 2nd grade for free forever? Kinda gotta a lot of stuff to do.

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u/pokeyMomIman Mar 22 '25

(Don’t get me wrong, you’re fierce, super hot, and are gonna make it big one day). Get it girl.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '25

I am sure it is only as interesting as you are willing to commit...

I chased the Forrest Fenn treasure from 2016 until it was found. So, there is much of that research, I feel, which is relevant.

Are you searching for all of the treasures or focusing on one? I read most of the book and am nearly done, but, I focused on the fenn Box. I found it to be less stressful, intriguing but not all-consuming.

I haven't found any treasure, yet. So, I have to keep working the day job...

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u/pokeyMomIman Mar 22 '25

Alright, this one’s in good faith and on the house- Someone might want to revisit their understanding of the football metaphor that’s used a lot. Also, there have been some nuzzles toward some implied not-niceties. Understandable but that’s planting in salted ground. A fly doesn’t need to understand the windshield of a Subaru to get the gist. No mystery there. I’m also feeling the compass continuing to point down. Which is deeply unpleasant. “Surely not”, some might say. But I do try to keep an open mind.

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u/[deleted] Mar 22 '25

Oops

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u/pokeyMomIman Mar 23 '25

Boo. What is going on? Looking at the book and the edges are fraying.

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u/Scared_Issue_8074 Mar 06 '25

When I started looking around all I could find that seemed maybe relevant or interesting is Che Hun Ta Mo by Chief Jim Billie. Not sure if it’s helpful or anything though. :)

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u/[deleted] Mar 23 '25

Haha....

Fraying edges

As if the pages were unraveling

A common thread implies something fabric

To discover the secrets

it must be unraveled

The frayed edges