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[jessie1326]

[thebruce]

Well, "kings of the world" is mentioned along with Virgil in this entry
http://www.online-literature.com/wilde/2322/
"Selected Prose of Oscar Wilde"

but they are in two different stories, and it's a very long single collection. hm.

[booba]

Co-incidence?

[jessie1326]

[cherrytree98765]

Well I've been lurking on this one for the most part, but I think I've solved our grid.

I'll see if anything works out and report back.

[catherwood]

[cherrytree98765]

@Catherwood: Sorry that post was a little pre-emptive. I was actually being a (tired) fool. I'll spolier what I've done so far though I think it's right, but it's probably wrong. C'est la vie.

[thebruce]

Wait, so did you actually find a new message but it became gibberish later in the process, or were you just trying out an idea to see if it would pan out, but had no indication you were on the right track?

Is this a solve process we should continue to pursue?

[cherrytree98765]

@thebruce: I'm sorry for confusing you.

Let me explain my (tired) brain. When I was trying to decode I actually found by placing three letters you could read a chunk of the post without the rest making it seem like a good message XD For example "Is project soexpect at least one update per week." etc. I first thought that might have been the message just broken into a chunk, but I was wrong as it makes no sense. Just my muddled brain going crazy since I've gone cross eyed trying to place those letters every third spot in a spreadsheet.

So I suggest you don't follow it.

Sorry for getting anyone's hopes up

[UnifiedField]

Felicity threw us another clue a few minutes ago. I'll leave it here while I pass out in my scotch induced haze.

From Twitter: "I got my powerball numbers wish me luck! I could use some 14 4 10 6 6 8"

See you all (fresh brained) in the morning.

[catherwood]

I'm going to unspoiler a bit of your previous post here.

[cherrytree98765]

@catherwood: The reason I was drawn to the corner was because of the hint "use the table letter by letter" which pushed me to thinking we've got to mix the letters somehow. So when I saw the 3 down there I thought you might need to place each letter every 3 spaces so the 3rd space is "W" the 6th space is "E" and the 9th space is "L" etc. You eventually fill up the grid this way. Though you have to include the missing row 20. I haven't gotten anything from this method though.

I've also tried to use it like a frequency anylasis chart. Going left to right and placing it according to it's number in the alphabet just in case the spaces or letters made the outline of something, but nothing there either.

I'll attach the two charts to this post.

[booba]

Interesting-

one of the things N D J F F H cryptograms to is T H R E E S

[jessie1326]

Just chiming in that I tried CherryTree's method on the first blog post, but I put the first letter in the first (1,1) box and went from there. It accomplished nothing but making my eyes cross.

[CXF714]

"updateperweekasw
ableontheituness"

This is line 20 from both grids. I feel like maybe the grids are almost a red herring and what needs to be looked for is what is missing from them. A 20th line, so maybe these 32 letters contain a message. Unfortunately, most online descramblers do not allow 32 letters at a time.