Maximum PC

Only one guess per round when I'm up to bat bro. Both wrong.

lolz G you funnay.

I balanced the clues from hard to easier so it should start to get a little more obvious from here on out.

Round Three:


The amount of water that evaporates off of me in a single day is equal to the amount of water that Los Angeles consumes in the same amount of time.

I could fill the Panama Canal if it was extended around the world, and then still fill another canal of the same width from Los Angeles to New York.

I am 99.9% pure.

Not pure enough.


Next Set:


The amount of water that evaporates off of me in a single day is equal to the amount of water that Los Angeles consumes in the same amount of time.

I could fill the Panama Canal if it was extended around the world, and then still fill another canal of the same width from Los Angeles to New York.

I am 99.9% pure.

I am as long as the English Channel and as wide as half of the San Francisco Bay.

Just enough hour blocks left today to get a few more clues. Then it will have to resume tomorrow. As long as people keep guessing, we'll get to the REALLY easy ones.

Lake Tanganyika ???

I had no idea this would be so tricky. Some of you are going to facepalm when you see the answer.

The amount of water that evaporates off of me in a single day is equal to the amount of water that Los Angeles consumes in the same amount of time.

I could fill the Panama Canal if it was extended around the world, and then still fill another canal of the same width from Los Angeles to New York.

I am 99.9% pure.

I am as long as the English Channel and as wide as half of the San Francisco Bay.

I survive primarily off of water/snow shed yet I never freeze.

You guys are killing me. I hope someone gets it before Thursday is over because I'll be outie.


The amount of water that evaporates off of me in a single day is equal to the amount of water that Los Angeles consumes in the same amount of time.

I could fill the Panama Canal if it was extended around the world, and then still fill another canal of the same width from Los Angeles to New York.

I am 99.9% pure.

I am as long as the English Channel and as wide as half of the San Francisco Bay.

I survive primarily off of water/snow shed yet I never freeze.

I am 71 miles around and hold 39 trillion gallons.

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!!!


The amount of water that evaporates off of me in a single day is equal to the amount of water that Los Angeles consumes in the same amount of time.

I could fill the Panama Canal if it was extended around the world, and then still fill another canal of the same width from Los Angeles to New York.

I am 99.9% pure.

I am as long as the English Channel and as wide as half of the San Francisco Bay.

I survive primarily off of water/snow shed yet I never freeze.

I am 71 miles around and hold 39 trillion gallons.

I am 2 million years old.

I am one of the top five deepest lakes in the United States as well as inside the top 20 world wide.

I am in two states at once.

The Ponderosa Ranch of the series Bonanza was filmed at my shoreline.

Oh, and I’m the most beautiful place on earth.

I thought we might actually get to the tenth clue!!

Wiki disagrees with you bro.

Seux wrote:


Looks like it should be Lake Tahoe as RacerAC has said. The shoreline and the gallonage match up. I was going to guess that earlier, but I didn't see how it could be as long as the English Channel as it is about 350 mile long. It sure is a beautiful lake anyway.



English Channel
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For the racehorse, see English Channel (horse).
Satellite view of the English Channel

The English Channel (French: la Manche, Breton: Mor Breizh, Cornish: Mor Bretannek), often referred to simply as the Channel, is an arm of the Atlantic Ocean that separates southern England from northern France, and joins the North Sea to the Atlantic. It is about 560 km (350 mi) long and varies in width from 240 km (150 mi) at its widest, to only 34 km (21 mi) in the Strait of Dover.[1] It is the smallest of the shallow seas around the continental shelf of Europe, covering an area of some 75,000 km2 (29,000 sq mi).[2]

That's where I read it from. I can whole heartedly agree with you on the most beautiful place on Earth as well.

Is it one of those Bulgarian resorts on the Black Sea?