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*The image file name, "what the hell are colitas anyway", is a reference to the [[Wikipedia:Eagles (band)|Eagles]]' 1977 hit song "[[Wikipedia:Hotel California|Hotel California]]," in particular the use of "colitas" in the lyrics, which has received a [http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/1053/in-the-song-hotel-california-what-does-colitas-mean wide variety] of interpretations over the years. | *The image file name, "what the hell are colitas anyway", is a reference to the [[Wikipedia:Eagles (band)|Eagles]]' 1977 hit song "[[Wikipedia:Hotel California|Hotel California]]," in particular the use of "colitas" in the lyrics, which has received a [http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/1053/in-the-song-hotel-california-what-does-colitas-mean wide variety] of interpretations over the years. | ||
*[[Wikipedia:Desert Wind|Desert Wind]] was an [[Wikipedia:Amtrak|Amtrak]] passenger train route from Los Angeles, California, to Ogden, Utah. | *[[Wikipedia:Desert Wind|Desert Wind]] was an [[Wikipedia:Amtrak|Amtrak]] passenger train route from Los Angeles, California, to Ogden, Utah. | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:23, 7 February 2020
Trophy Number: 68
Image Filename: what_the_hell_are_colitas_anyway.gif
Desert Wind
This trophy is earned by multi-using 29 palm-frond fans from your inventory.
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You're entitled to the "Desert Wind" Trophy, for generating 29 palms' worth of breeze. |
Notes
- This trophy was discovered by Abysmalminton on August 4, 2009, after HotStuff posted a puzzle hint in the forums. The puzzle itself starts here, and a full walkthrough can be found here.
References
- This trophy may be a reference to Robert Plant's song "29 Palms," which was written about the town of Twentynine Palms, California.
- The image file name, "what the hell are colitas anyway", is a reference to the Eagles' 1977 hit song "Hotel California," in particular the use of "colitas" in the lyrics, which has received a wide variety of interpretations over the years.
- Desert Wind was an Amtrak passenger train route from Los Angeles, California, to Ogden, Utah.
