Thanks for that information, emenius.

Conch, I'm puzzled -- is the new-member filter presumably still in place?

Hey, emenius -- welcome to Magnum Mania!

Did you have any trouble getting your first post accepted?

Hey, RodMarsh -- it's great to see an actual new member!

Did you have any trouble posting?

Due to a high incidence of spam posts after our site upgrade, we have instituted a new filter, the system will check and block the first 3 messages with URLs from NEW users. How does this look to a (genuine) new user? Are they informed that they'll need to repeat their first post several times? Goo...

ConchRepublican wrote: ↑Mon Nov 23, 2020 6:52 pm Due to a high incidence of spam posts after our site upgrade, we have instituted a new filter, the system will check and block the first 3 messages with URLs from NEW users.

How does this look to a (genuine) new user? Are they informed that they'll need to repeat their first post several times?

The car looks dark gray to me -- however different computer monitors render colors differently to one degree or another. (Which is one reason that it's risky to order clothing online.) Different types of film will also render colors differently -- and the developing process can vary as well. I was h...

Oops, I just now noticed a document quote in your earlier post that you quoted just above: The earliest reference to the name "Pahonu" given for this enclosure is found in Land Commission Award Number 25-1 (LCA 234-1) issued to Pahanua on December 2, 1850. When Pahanua made his claim for LCA 234-1, ...

... it appears that the word "Pahonu" has been used to describe that section of coastline since the days of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It follows than that the name may not have been applied to any property in particular in that area, but rather only the turtle pond itself, which is the literal translat...

A recent document with some older docs that may or may not explain the sea wall. http://files.hawaii.gov/dlnr/meeting/submittals/141114/D-21.pdf I must admit to not having read every single word of that (!), but it's my impression that the older documents were presented as evidence that there was a...

Pahonu and K Hale, thanks for your replies. Regarding the concrete (or is it stone / lava ? ) artifact at the landward edge of the tidal pool, I think K Hale may have a point. The map that RG posted and Pahonu quoted just above actually shows two piers, one by the current Shriner's property and the ...

M@ngunM@ni@ wrote:Not to be the bearer of bad news, but new magnum is so much better than the other magnum. No crappy mustache, just a nice clean shaven guy. And he doesn’t play video games on a floppy disk. Screw you old Magnum.

Ha-ha, nice sarcasm!

(But your user name is misspelt. )

I last visited this forum two or three years ago, shortly after Pahonu was sold, so came back a few days ago to get an update. Bit of a shock there! I've spent the past few days reading the many dozen new posts on this thread, and am now ready to make a few comments. First off, several people have (...

Episode Note 4: "Joe Santos, who plays Lt. Nolan Page in this episode, was a Rockford cast member (St. Dennis Becker)." Even though I dearly love Dennis Becker, calling him "St. Dennis" seems like going just a tad too far. :wink: Maybe just "Sgt. Dennis Becker"? (Sorry, James -- Carol the Quibbler ...

When T.C. flies Magnum to "Kahoolawe" they're actually flying around Rabbit (Manana) Island, just off the coast of Oahu near Robin's Nest. Some of the shots are from unusual angles so that this is not obvious, and some shots are sufficiently up-close that the small size of the island is not apparen...

You're welcome! By the way, if you'd like to look up anything yourself, IMDb is an excellent resource. Here's a link to their Advanced Search Page . You can use some of the advanced features -- or for simple searches, you can just use the regular little search box at the top of the page. Two tips fo...