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[silverthistle]

[UPDATE] Rainmain Group

[GabrielBlade]

Take a look at what Callista said a while ago in the Chat. To steal a cliche.. mysteriouser, and mysteriouser..

[silverthistle]

This is what I hear somewhat clearly on it:
it is illegible... how long have you planned... found... our original (life?)... involved... (recent?)... imminent... any less... (who the hell?)...

'It is illegible' and 'how long have you planned' is very clear. That can't be a coincidence, can it?

[cornetchap]

The postcode that has been added does not appear to exist (I tried checking on www.streetmap.co.uk and www.royalmail.com).

I'm in Glasgow today so if it did exist I'd try and get over there before I left this evening.

[cornetchap]

[hkdl]

Callista came in and said

[sux0rbiscuit]

Rainman group's website came up yesterday. Go check it out at http://www.rainmangroup.com

[cornetchap]

I don't know how I got it, as I can't find it again, but there is a page on the Rainman site that comes with the boxes in what looks like Latin:

"Voluptatem accus antium doloremq laudantium, tota mremetyp aperium, eaque ipsa quae illo entore veritatis earchi tecto beatae vitae"

This doesn't seem to translate cleanly and some additional spaces are required I think and the dropping of some letters, but using an online translator gives:

"Pleasant to accuse to surpass pain laud excel? tota mremetyp open and? herself which for that entore truthfulness build? happiness life"

Further boxes contain:

"Voluptatem accus antium doloremq laudantium, tota mremetyp aperium, eaque ipsa quae illo entore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae. dicta sunt explicabo emo enim ipsam voluptatem quia dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet quasi architecto beat..."

which translates to:

"Pleasant to accuse to surpass pain laud excel? tota mremetyp open and? herself which for that entore truthfulness and as if build? happiness life. things dictated are explanation to buy in fact herself pleasant because pain itself because pain he is amet as if build? happiness"

and:

"Perspiciatis unde omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accus doloremque laudantium, tota mremetyp aperiam."

which translates to:

"Perspiciatis whence all that to be born error he is pleasant to accuse pain and laud surpass tota mremetyp open."

As you can see there are some common phrases and some words which don't translate at all. The most common phrase seems to be:

"Accus antium dolorem que laud antium"

which could be the company motto:

"To accuse, to surpass pain and excel"

Thoughts?

[Nadif]

LOL

Sorry, no offense at all, but that was fun!

Here's the text:
"Sed ut perspiciatis und omnis iste natus error sit voluptatem accusantium doloremque laudantium, totam rem aperiam, eaque ipsa quae ab illo inventore veritatis et quasi architecto beatae vitae dicta sunt explicabo. Nemo enim ipsam voluptatem quia voluptas sit aspernatur aut odit aut qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit..."

Now try googling a piece of this text. Have a look at the resulting sites.

Then go there:
www.lipsum.com
to discover that "lorem ipsum", as it's called quite since the invention of press, is the universally used dummy text.
(Lorem Ipsum comes from sections 1.10.32 and 1.10.33 of "de Finibus Bonorum et Malorum" (The Extremes of Good and Evil) by Cicero, written in 45 BC.)



M.

[cornetchap]

Oh bum!

As it didn't begin Lorem Ipsum I discounted that text.

Anyways I can't get it to come anymore.

What I have further noticed though in my quest to recover the latin is that the bottom left hand box is/will also be used for signing up to a newsletter.

[cornetchap]

I sent the an e-mail to Rainman Group via their privacySPLATrainmangroup.com asking about the nature of their privacy policy. Initially I got an autoresponse from Callista saying:

[InSoM]

update

[cornetchap]

Don't think so. It looks like all the links work but I think they're all likely to be OOG.