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[SuperSquirrel]

[smartmart]

le bandit vert

[McPhearson]

Gone one day, and you guys find A NEW WEBSITE?! What the heck? I miss all the good stuff...

[Patrick Star]

[chucknorris101]

i saw some numbers on the crabs leg too but i couldnt quite make them out..like 85 or sumthing like it

[OliMango]

There were the roman numerals I, II, III, IV, and V on the animals and the waves. The number the animal had on it corresponded to which order there names went to make 'TIDOWave'.

[Ivo]

OOG or IG

[Euchre]

If this is a gamejack, it's been done in a very convincing way. Achieving a backdated domain registration would be the most slick and clever tactic yet - but of course is not impossible.

There's nothing yet that's totally definitive to make this IG, but there's also no absolute deal breaker to make it OOG. We haven't seen any updates or changes anywhere to tell us what the truth is, but let's just hope it appears.

If this is authentic it's the most irregular of the sites we've seen yet. It lacks a Google urchin tracker, doesn't use it's available domain based emails (which are just as 'anonymous' to the outsider as Gmail), and borrows heavily from a 3rd party (Wordpress). The odd references and 'loose ends' made are incongruous in a way we've not seen from the other sites - and even the 3rd party content (MySpace, PhotoBucket, Menuism). It's always been clear where connections begin and end and they've always pointed very plainly to each other, but here it's not the case.

Pray to the 'PMs' to give us a sign!

[McPhearson]

IG or not, I ask that you guys look at, and maybe explain for me, something that I just recently found.

On the right side bar of tidowave.com, on the Cruel-etin Board, on the note "Unique Fauna On The Brink". In the middle paragraph of that note, the writer talks about Earth Blood (at first I'm thinking sea nectar)... but then the writer goes on to ask, "Will you be able to look your child in the eye when they ask what happened to the Sunda Anemone and explain to them that you needed to power your John Deere?!"

Powering a John Deere takes oil... so wait. Does that mean that Tagruato is in the oil business as well? Or is their search for 'sea nectar' just a facade to hide their true desire: oil mining.

That comment really stuck out to me. And as of right now, I don't know what to think of it. Any thoughts?

[Euchre]

There's no mistaking that part of Tagruato's business is oil, especially considering the references made on it's site. ParafFun is pretty certainly just their brand of paraffin wax, they were an 'energy company', and made polystyrene and other petroleum based synthetics.

I think it's clear that Tagruato is aware of other deep ocean resources and that's where the kaitei no mitsu comes in.

[MrToasty]

[McPhearson]

That's what I thought, Euchre. Thanks for the clarification.

And MrToasty, looking at the picture you just posted, I am simply amazed that you guys were able to spot those roman numerals. That would take either (a) keen eyes, or (b) a really zoom feature on your browswer -- (a) sounds more incredible, so I'll just go with that one.

[OnlyDudeWhoKnows]

left a comment on the post about the hack

[Falco]

[blaaaaaah]

I have a theory about the "almost extinct" exotic fauna the Sunda Anemone. Since it doesn't really seem to exist.. could it be the originator of the seabed nectar? Or could it be a more formal name for the sea bed nectar? And Tagruato is harvesting so much of it that it's almost completely vanished.

Maybe?