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[poozle]

I've learnt 3 things from this card

1) I can't make cootie catchers
2) Perplex City cards don't fold very well
3) The template on the card is too small

[Platinumflux]

If you want to find the directions more easily on the origami pages they are known more often as Salt Cellars, as upside - down they hold salt and pepper and the like.[quote
[/quote]Omnia mutanter, nihil interit - Ovide

[Blackcobain]

I knew what to do as soon as I saw the card.
These were sometimes called colour changers when I was a kid.
I even remembered how to make them! V sad.

[mama_needs_a_new_car]

I used a copy machine at work and enlarge the card x2 (but a bit bigger might have been better).
Incidentally, copying some cards with a photo-copier makes some card images look quite different - like when you photo-copy a doctor's prescription or a fancy check and hidden text appears saying "COPY". This might be an interesting concept for a future solve....
I have copied several cards, like the Mind_Sweeper one and some of the mazes. I think with my pencil, and I don't want to mark up my cards.

I spent a TON of time looking for a solution beyond the two words that were rather easily revealed. I noticed a few things - the most important of which is that there are not enough vowels for common words, so a code/cypher is more likely.

My question is - should we be pursuing this now, or wait for more information?

[Roxdurag]

Cootie catcher, eh? Never knew there was an actual name for the things util I read that one... I got the idea as soon as I saw it though... Then had to spend time looking up how to fold one up!!

[brigan's lament]

Hi guys first post to these forums,

As to the further letters in the catcher, run them through an anagram program or site

Gives an interesting message.