If you're reading this, good job! You have successfully read Semper (a challenge for many) and navigated to our blog! Now you're in with a change to win a Boost Mobile TOUCH! All you need to to is find Wally in the image below, giving an accurate enough description of his location, and the phone is yours! But be warned, a highly trained team of scrutineers will be investigating the photo to ensure total validity of your find.
Good luck, and happy Wallying!
Wally is about 2cm to the left of a red and white tent that is in the righthand/upper middle part of the picture, and is about 1cm down from the shoreline. He is standing upright with a backpack on his back, behind a waist high fence thing that is striped green and white. threr is a blond lady and a brunette man to the left of him and they are sitting.
ReplyDeleteThanks. (Description is of the photo as viewed on Photobucket).
ReplyDeletePerhaps an even more accurate description could be given, by me, by providing you with Wally's co-ordinates, in the unit of centimetres. If viewing the picture on photobucket at 100% size, Wally's co-ordinates are:
ReplyDeleteFrom the left of the picture: 9.6cm (measured to the middle of Wally's chest)
From the top of the picture: 4.9cm (measured to the top of Wally's head)
Yes, I would really like this phone.
Amity, how did you post so quickly, practically one and a half hours after the post was blogged..i just got the magazine today..
ReplyDeletebut yes, wally is found standing with a perculiar brown object around his neck which falls to his waist in which he is located behind a white and green striped fence. There are 5 striped fences in this picture in which there is only one green striped fence. The green striped fence is found approximately in the middle of the picture one-third down from the top, closer to the shoreline. There is also a noticeable 2 adults and one child behind the fence with him, where a male looking adult that is topless and is bald with brown hair flaring from the sides of his head. And a blonde lady with a white singlet holding a child up high, with the child raising both hands up.
Wally is practically in the middle of the picture; albeit towards the top. He is beneath the two donkeys on the shoreline, directly following a line drawn from the head of the lead donkey. He is a couple of centimetres west of the red striped changing tent. He is standing behind a green striped cloth fence-thing. Also behind the fence are a man, a woman, and a small child being held up by the woman. Wally is wearing his usual red triped clothing nad beanie, and has a camera around his neck, and is holding a walking stick. Lying down next to him is a topless old man reading a paper.
ReplyDeleteAnd so on and so forth...
Well done Amity, super fast :D
Darn, missed some typos in my comment :(
ReplyDeleteMrLOU13, I got the magazine on Monday from a stand and read it on the bus home then rushed to the computer so I could find Wally...
ReplyDeleteBut the picture wasn't on the site yet, lol, so I kept checking back periodically. Then it was up! And I was all excited haha. Thanks Jesse Irwin! :D Don't worry, I had heaps of typos in mine.
Amity: your dedication to Semper exceeds my own. Congratulations, you have won a Boost Mobile Touch! Please send an e-mail to semper.union@uq.edu.au
ReplyDeleteJesse Irwin and MrLOU13, please send an email as well and I'll organise some consolation prizes. (Have you ever noticed how condescending the word 'consolation' sounds when typed?)
Thanks for playing, guys! And spread the good word of Semper Floreat, we have plenty more freebies this year to give away!
I would..., but it is gone!
ReplyDeleteMan..., this guys are fast!!
Wally should hide better. Now all I can get is a consolation (absolutely condescending!!) prize...
Cheers!
EVReyes
oh darn i just missed out. only just got the mag today. :( but I did find Wally. He is around the top half in the middle behind this green(or blue) and white thing near a family of 3.
ReplyDeleteI emailed you guys last week, but didn't get a reply, so I'm just checking whether it arrived, or if the internet ate it.
ReplyDeleteSame Jesse, Haven't got a reply yet :( Maybe our consolation prize was them saying that we had the privilege to email them...lol
ReplyDeleteThe internet ate it, unfortuantely.
ReplyDeleteAnd sorry for the lack of reply guys. As you can imagine things have been quite busy. I'll get those prizes organised ASAP.
Never knew that ASAP meant "not within the next year" :P
ReplyDeleteJust checking back in to see if I should give up on my consolation prize after all this time.