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Last week's question: Two California hikers on their first date became so enraptured by their conversation that they wandered deep into Angeles National forest and became lost, and had to be airlifted to safety. If Hollywood were to make a romantic comedy about the pair's wild first date, what should the movie be titled?

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RESULTS:

THE WINNER: "Lost Actually"

Matt Marshall, Fayetteville, Ark.

SECOND PLACE: "It Happened one Hike"

Allyson Murphy, Los Angeles

THIRD PLACE: "Romeo, Romeo, Where the Hell Are We?"

Chuck Kozak, Vashon, Wash.

HONORABLE MENTIONS:

"You've Got Poison Oak"

Simone Butler, San Diego

"A Fir to Remember"

Barbara Greenwald, Vancouver, Wash.

"Something About Mary's Lack of Direction"

Gerald Raymond, Benton, Ark.

"He's Just Not That Into Asking For Directions"

John Bregoli, Weymouth, Mass.

"GPS I Love You"

Gina Gari, Burbank, Calif.

"Forest? Gulp!"

Craig Christiansen, Lincoln, Neb.

"You've Got Trail"

Suzanne Brooks, Quechee, Vt.

"Crazy, Stupid, Lost"

William Vatterott, Lake St. Louis, Mo.

"An Airlift to Remember"

Colleen McEwen, Franklin, Mass.

"Forest Stumped"

Michael W. McClure, Chester, Ill.

"The Fault In Our GPS"

Tim Mistele, Coral Gables, Fla.

"(Almost) Fatal Distraction"

Ken Liebman, Williston, Vt.

"Lost in Conversation"

Ken Zillig, Davis, Calif.