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[Sylvia]

Going out on a limb here, but read my post in the Origami Shadows thread. I think the box might be tied in with that some way.

[Arnold Rimmer]

Everytime I try to upload a picture, it tells me my confirmation code is incorrect. Which is weird because I'm logged in at the time. I'll post them on some kind of picture hosting site and link it.

Also, yes, it does sound a bit like the Oragami Shadows. I haven't been playing that, but from what I've read it does sound relatively similar.

[thebruce]

you can use flickr, that seems to be the photo collector of choice...
it's easy, and many people from uf are on there too

[Arnold Rimmer]

This is a terrible site.

http://profile.imageshack.us/user/ArnoldRimmer/

I'll move stuff to flickr in a few minutes. For now, though, enjoy.

[xero-mahanamatashi]

Help or hinder

[Sylvia]

I hope you don't mind Arnold but I downloaded your images and resized them and attached them below:

[Kitrona]

I noticed something interesting that may be nothing.

The type of stencil used doesn't have any additional lines, i.e., it's sans serif. So the Is shouldn't have any crossbars, but whoever wrote it took the trouble to make crossbars on some of the Is, leaving others as just lines. I know this was commented on before, but it might be worth noting that there is actual effort made to distinguish the two; it's not just a function of the 'font'.

Also, the Roman numerals, while they could've been done with the same stencil, don't look like they were, at least to my eye.

Edit: Or rather, looking at them again, their spacing is different from the rest of the 'writing'.

[thebruce]

Although, roman numerals could be considered a letter set in themselves, meaning eg, XII wouldn't be 3 characters, but one, representing the # 12. In which case, the lines over top and below may be considered good form for roman numerals, as it were. To my eye, it seems feasible that this 'font'/stencil, whatever it is, would show the numerals the way they are written... but that's MHO =) The rest of the "I"s in the text are sans-serif. A ginle "I" in roman numeral would follow the 'style' of the rest of the numerals - with the bar above and below (not really a serif)

[Arnold Rimmer Notloggedin]

I'm at work, so this has to be quick, but to just to let you all know, I just went out to get some coffee and there was an envelope under my windshield wiper. Inside was a typewritten memo talking about some stolen code keys and a handwritten message with some morse code. When I have more time, I'll look up what it means.

Also, on the letterhead was a fleur de lis with an H on one side and a C on the other. Does anyone know what this is?

[RedHatty]

on your car, at work? Wow that is above & beyond! Why doesn't stuff like that happen to me

[Arnold Rimmer Notloggedin]

On my car at work! Which, of course, leads me to beleive it's someone who knows both my car and where I work. So it's a limited number of people. And I'm also relatively sure it is an ARG now.

Also, I just read the Cenobite comment. You're right. But what I wouldn't give for some spicy poppadoms and chicken curry. Man oh man.

The morse code is

[MilesEdgeworth]

Yeah, it's tango52. I tried it as a key for a Vigenere but no such luck...
Unless that's only part of decoding it.
Pretty neat/creepy they know where you live and work and your car.

Afterthought: Maybe it's connected to the T-52 Enigma Machine... I guess it's possible.

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