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[jojo]

Not sure how this might be relevant, other than proving someone's point that random numbers are meant to be funny, but the slogan for that new NBC "action-comedy" Chuck is "saving the world...at $11 an hour". It's Warner Bros. not Paramount so I seriously doubt any use of $11 is intentional, but I guess it could mean that Rob saved the world, therefore someone owes him $11. A stretch, I know.

[JaeDom]

 

[MrToasty]

OK, I don't mean to be the thread police, but this has gotten WAY off the topic of JamieAndTeddy.com. Probably best to movie it over to
[SPEC]Another mystery man from the trailer
or some other thread.

[edwyn]

Re: Not to back kingpin but...

[Chump Force 1]

Did Jamie forget how to work the camera?

[TinyStrawHat]

Re: Did Jamie forget how to work the camera?

[Oniduo]

clever :p

[Kingpin]

[Sanhedrin]

Re: Not to back kingpin but...

[equi_design]

[Kingpin]

[Duckie]

That's the thing. I remember playing this one game, Synagoga1, where I found the main website after a note was mailed to unfiction saying "this is what happens when you go against the will of god"
The website was, of course, www.againstthewillofgod.com (now dead). Thing was: it took us a good few days to find/puzzle over, but once we hit it, we immediately knew we had ourselves a solve.
THe thing about Jamieandteddy is that we have no idea if that was the only "solve" from myspace. We also don't have a good timeline.
Think about the fact that we had "broken in" within a few hours. I don't know if we were behind the ball (i.e. this is one of like 6 websites we were supposed to discover by now) or ahead of the game (man! they won't crack this password for a few weeks, heh heh heh)

Just another open ended, confusing lead.

[Nighthawk]

I don't see why different passwords are so far fetched... it's no different than typing in different keywords in to AOL; the server decides where to go based on the posted content.

The decisioning logic as to whether the password(s) is valid or not is server-side, so they can pretty much do whatever the hell they want.

Again, and I have said this many a time before, I still feel that this is an "experience"... People are somehow expecting that hidden clues in the daily lives of these would-be victims will suddenly reveal what the monster is.

First off, do remember that none of them have lived the monster experience yet; they have a little under four months to discover that. So, unless they have an amazing sense of premonition that even they themselves don't know about, don't expect clues from them.

Secondly, the clues that we have found have led only to further exposure of the characters. If there is a clue as to the monster, its origins, etc... I don't think it will come from anything the characters say or do.

Which leads me to the new picture on the 1/18 site... it has *nothing* to do with any of the existing characters. I think it's a new arc, and of all the things we have so far probably the best path to the clues you all so desperately want.

Of course, I don't think this is quite a "game" yet, but what do I know?

[Jaxe]

If there are more passwords I think they might be along the lines of:

In the vid she talks about missing him... she tries to quote someone but gets it wrong. She says something like "I miss you like the sky misses the flowers or is it the stars miss the sky?... whatever." Sounds like a challenge to find the correct quote. Maybe if we find the correct quote the password would be obvious, like JLmissesTH.

[zeebo]

the quote is:
I miss you like the sun misses the flowers, like the sun misses the flowers in the depths of winter, instead of beauty to direct it's light to, the heart hardens like the frozen world which your absence has banished me to.