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[mycroftxxx]

The source for seagull.htm has ASCII art of a stegosaurus and a Piano - this combined with the numbers on the white-on-whit section of the text would indicate that the numbers correspond with certain keys on the piano.

I would add that it is possible to use more than the letters A-G in a musical scale, at one point in history G# was considered an H - which allows Bach to sign some of his work musically.

If any of the numbers point at a G#, try substituting H..


I just tried solving this puzzle using the above strategy and ran into a pretty obvious snag, the third number is listed as 103.

Who has a better idea for getting the steg password?

[grumpyboy]

[grumpyboy]

didn't see this mentioned but http://www.freewebs.com/hbellupefire/ looks like it's been updated:

[Malrog]

FYI: The Roman numerals from the seagull webpage are:

ix = 9
l = 50
lxxi = 71
c = 100
ciii = 103
cxxvii = 127

Good work grumpyboy, seems like "In a person I find" could have been the clue for the password to unlock the stegged picture on seagull.htm or alternatively it could be the clue for the next page, so, what do we find in a person?

Skeleton? Bones? Blood? Muscles...I could go on but I won't. Are we really expected to try all these?

Also, I haven't seen anyone comment on the note in the source after the two ASCII art pictures which says "Does it all add up to you?"

- Malrog is catching up on a week without web

[mycroftxxx]

Ok, checking out the Halloween Horror Nights webpage (http://themeparks.universalstudios.com/orlando/hhn/2004/?__source=SUN.HHN)
, I haven't really seen anything Arg-ish. There are interesting things there, including a Wyld Stallions demo, but nothing that seems to push us forward.

Anyone talk with bluefire121213 on AIM lately? We're slowly running out of time on this.