[Vecheeso]

CCS wrote:

Should we also be trying to make something of the seven-character names in the boomp3 names? (bafsqrh, dvatohp, bwwt6p9, cfhez1p) Or is that some sort of random boomp3 thing?

I tried to ROT those, nothing came up

*EDIT* Also, going on the 4/4/04 thing, I tried every fourth word, assuming that all four sentences were end on end. I got
"Thirty Negative In Hideout Beach Favorite Keys Repeats"
I dont think that means anything. I also tried every fourth letter, that comes up with nothing...

[Sylvia]

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[CCS]

Should we also be trying to make something of the seven-character names in the boomp3 names? (bafsqrh, dvatohp, bwwt6p9, cfhez1p)

Or is that some sort of random boomp3 thing?

[Wireless]

Quote:

Ehrm, did anyone noticed when the blog with sound files posted? "Sunday, April 4, 2004" WTF? Edit: The profile page says, that the blogger account of "Random Knowledge" is active since May 2008.

It was posted a 4:44 pm on 04/04/04 (april 04 2004)


^^^^
Lol beaten to it.


On another note, the telephone number tones, are we sure they arnt letters on a mobile phone keypad?

[chinga]

shylilembrace wrote:

Chinga, you can make the blog posts say they were posted whenever you want, the date given might be some kind of clue.

I didn't know that (. I'll start looking if someone something important happened on this date.

Edit: I think I'm too sleepy :p

[Agent Lex]

chinga wrote:

Ehrm, did anyone noticed when the blog with sound files posted? "Sunday, April 4, 2004" WTF? Edit: The profile page says, that the blogger account of "Random Knowledge" is active since May 2008.

It was posted at 4:44 on 04/04/04

(according to RSS, however, it was posted yesterday. RSS is so boring!)

[shylilembrace]

Not sure if it's much help, but Driftwood Beach is a real place apparently, in Georgia, and there's a Driftwood Beach Club in Florida

There is also a Driftwood Beach, Marin County, California Which might be more relevant.

Chinga, you can make the blog posts say they were posted whenever you want, the date given might be some kind of clue.


Cute though

4/4/04

[chinga]

rowan wrote:

Because I got bored and I know some people appreciate my snark: http://www.wonderweasels.org/holomove/guide.html

We already have a wiki for Holomove, doesn't have that much info tho. Do you mind if I add things from your guide?

[chinga]

Ehrm, did anyone noticed when the blog with sound files posted?

"Sunday, April 4, 2004" WTF?

Edit: The profile page says, that the blogger account of "Random Knowledge" is active since May 2008.

[Vecheeso]

danteIL wrote:

the "555"s clearly tell us these aren't meant to be real phone numbers.

okay, just to be sure, i looked up the are codes
213 = Los Angeles, California area code
617 = Massachusettes area
932 and 332 are non-existant area codes, so, yeah, these #s are fake, the question is, what are they used for, and how do they relate to the sentences given? These sentences remind me of a childhood code thing my friends use called the 'quick brown fox' code. But I dont remember how that was or even if this is applicable lol

[rowan]

edit and because i no longer like the way things are going, i've quit.

[danteIL]

the "555"s clearly tell us these aren't meant to be real phone numbers.

[Vecheeso]

Kayberry wrote:

The total value of the digits combined seems at a glance proportional to the length of the spoken message, but after looking more into it there's not a direct proportion, although it may aid to remember this in devising a solve. Until then I'll reserve myself to waiting for the person who has the brilliant idea to text message the numbers with the spoken message. Hint: good luck trying.

It says those are landline #'s when i tried texting.

[Kayberry]

The total value of the digits combined seems at a glance proportional to the length of the spoken message, but after looking more into it there's not a direct proportion, although it may aid to remember this in devising a solve. Until then I'll reserve myself to waiting for the person who has the brilliant idea to text message the numbers with the spoken message. Hint: good luck trying.

[Agent Lex]

That's the tool that I used to get my numbers earlier

Quote:

Very nearly matches what dialabc.com gives us: one: 2135558148 two: 6175559117 three: 9325551972 four: 3325554911