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[PUZZLE TRAIL] "Torment"
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Bilal
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this picture was discovered a while ago. But that doesnt mean its a dead end. I must admit I thought that for a while...

I could argue the point both ways and I am back on the fence.

PostPosted: Tue May 12, 2009 3:06 am
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will free
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Riddles: they either delight or torment. Their delight lies in solutions. Answers provide bright moments of comprehension perfectly suited for children who still inhabit a world where solutions are readily available. Implicit in the riddle's form is a promise that the rest of the world resolves just as easily. And so riddles comfort the child's mind which spins wildly before the onslaught of so much information and so many subsequent questions.










The adult world, however, produces riddles of a different variety. They do not have answers and are often called enigmas or paradoxes. Still the old hint of the riddle's form corrupts these questions by reechoing the most fundamental lesson: there must be an answer. From here comes torment.

PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2009 5:14 pm
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(^__^)
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here you go guys

Spoiler (Rollover to View):
1. Turment2. midnight
3. ewreerusufre
4. kryptos
5. perelachaisecemetery
6. sodarktheconofman
7. changeofplans
8. periplanetaamericana
9. cube
10. towergreen
11. thereisnoremedy
12. ewreerusufre
13. someworktocomplete
14. ymfcqm
15. elcastillo
16. stonehenge
17. shareyourtoys
18. childsplay
19. nevermore OR myrrh


PostPosted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 4:27 pm
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Aiobhan
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...seriously?

::facepalm::

PostPosted: Fri Jun 26, 2009 5:26 pm
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madmorbius
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Ref the blocks (1Cool I don't think so, unless landing on the tarot card TWICE is intentional to throw us off.

I'm not aware of any other page in the puzzle that has TWO answers. From the tarot card, one answer yields the gas mask dude, which is a pretty solid red herring if I recall. The other answer given...I've not seen that one before and I don't recognize the page it goes to.

PostPosted: Fri Jul 17, 2009 12:13 pm
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Norbeerto
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(^__^) wrote:
here you go guys

Spoiler (Rollover to View):
1. Turment2. midnight
3. ewreerusufre
4. kryptos
5. perelachaisecemetery
6. sodarktheconofman
7. changeofplans
8. periplanetaamericana
9. cube
10. towergreen
11. thereisnoremedy
12. ewreerusufre
13. someworktocomplete
14. ymfcqm
15. elcastillo
16. stonehenge
17. shareyourtoys
18. childsplay
19. nevermore OR myrrh


Nice googling, friend! Worshippy

PostPosted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:40 pm
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Norbeerto
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Looks like we and the tweleve are dead...Or too busy to post something, or even to make something useful... Rolling Eyes

PostPosted: Tue Aug 11, 2009 3:12 pm
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Tryptophane
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People have given up at the blocks, it's a general consensus. Grngecko originally had a geocache with a similar riddle, entitled "child's play".

On that note, the above list of answers is wrong. People seem to have assumed that because "childsplay" took them somewhere else, it was a correct answer. Furthermore, why would 19 have two different answers that led to two different new riddles?

It's a real shame that this was never completed, it's even more of a shame that as a result, no-one is interested in Grngecko's latest puzzle, the Tunnels of Zurich.

From what I understand, Grngecko has given two clues already for the blocks puzzle. Perhaps the third time is the charm.

PostPosted: Wed Sep 02, 2009 11:55 am
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Bilal
Boot

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There are so many people still working on this it seems to be crazy. Lets not give up hope... Tweleve is still on this thing as well.

edit....

Ok here are a few thoughts I have been playing with.... nothing earthshattering:

1. Look at the order of the puzzles.. or better yet look at how they are solved.. Is there a pattern?
2. Going waaaaay back there were the Hebrew symbols.. did anyone find out what they say..
3. I remeber a few puzzles where the answer wasnt perfect.. there was a letter missing or too much.. significance?

What I was referencing 2 pages ago was Morse code..

well lets keep at it.

PostPosted: Tue Oct 06, 2009 9:51 am
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There's a new cryptic message from greengecko! It was posted yesterday.

http://tweleve.org/new-hunts-rumors/22156-torment-blocks-44.html#post507466

PostPosted: Sun Dec 06, 2009 8:56 pm
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Bilal
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ok.. the clues GG has left recently have to do with Stoicism.. - removing all emotion. Just logic

The logic says if after 2 years we got no solve its a dead end.

The most plausible place we went wrong is the candle. I was just too easy. I asked this almost 2 years ago.. but isn't it possible.


The candle asks us to shout our rosary.. with the words illumiated.
Luminous roasry...

Cant find the key word though..

PostPosted: Mon Feb 01, 2010 10:31 am
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tripitaka
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Bilal wrote:
The most plausible place we went wrong is the candle. I was just too easy. I asked this almost 2 years ago.. but isn't it possible.
The candle asks us to shout our rosary.. with the words illumiated.
Luminous roasry...


oh, are you referring to the 5 "luminous mysteries" in the standard rosary http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosary which are recited on the 5th day of the week?

(yeah ...the anagram solution really was waaaay too easy)

PostPosted: Sun Apr 11, 2010 5:07 am
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tripitaka
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Rosaries

I must admit that identifying key characters according to the order of reciting rosary beads is an approach to the blocks puzzle that I haven't seen on any of the forums!

Would luminous rosaries be the 21-25th items in every 35 character sequence (I'm not religious) and does "shout" refer to the sound of the resultant letters... now if could find the blocks page again after all these months (years?) I could even try that ha!! Embarassed

PostPosted: Fri Apr 16, 2010 4:18 am
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Has it ever been discussed that on some pages, if you highlight everything, the word torment is in the corner? Could this have something to do with anything at all? Some pages have it and others do not.

PostPosted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 9:09 pm
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tripitaka
Boot

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shadow

Here's a new attempt I cross-posted at Tweleve

"its the way we look at things"...


I thought about the continual references grngecko has made to shadows so I made the image into a shadow by manipulating the image (in GIMP) by making the image a grey scale, then inverting colours (by luminosity), re-set brightness @ -120, contrast @ +127.

Of course many of us had previously tried to identify which letters in the image appear to be "underlined" but it was always so ambiguous - but if you manipulate the image as I did I think you'll agree there is no more ambiguity. The visible underlining is now in two distinct shades, grey and white. The white underlining clearly matches individual letters as follows:

Uniquely luminous letters (from bottom corner snail)
Row 1: E(11), Q(13)
Row 2: C(15), D(16), snail(17)
Row 3: N(4)
Row 4: R(1), K(1 8 )
Row 5: T(20)
Row 6: D(14)
Row 7: W(3), S(10)
Row 8: L(2), T(6), T( 8 ), N(9), I(15)
Row 9: M(5), M(6)
Row 12:A(1)
Row 13: C(19)
Row 14:H(17)
Row 17: Q(5), R(13)
Row 18:F(1), R(17)
Row 19:P(16)
Row 20:L(5)
Row 21:M(6), C( 8 ), G(9), N(10)
Row 23: N(3)
Row 24:T(12), B(14), X(15), M(16), L(17)

I wonder if these letters might lead us to a solution?

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