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[Xeno Lambrose]

On the photo that Will posted, just took a brief glance at it, but did you notice that under the storm heading "Frigid" was spelled "Figid?"

[kosmopol]

Wow, thank you!

I also suppose, the prop people wouldn't much worry about the contents just because some geeks like us read every article, but we do actually, hehe.

I found at the moment one space-related news in this issue:

[kosmopol]

Sorry for double post, but: AHAHA!

I even found, what the great text is over and over citated in this fake newspaper for Spielbergs movie "Super8":

[r.m]

kosmopol

WOW

You really do dig deep - nice job finding the article.

[kosmopol]

Hehe, thank you, Rocket Mountaineer.

Btw, in this context we have to distinguish between the placeholder textes and textes, which were actually written (like headers and sometimes whole articles). Because since (if) they aren't copied, but really written, there was an intention behind.

So we have to be very aware about non-placeholder textes.
And we will appreciate every further picture of such newspapers
I wonder, whether there is just only one issue for the movie, or whether they change the newspapers (to better simulate the chronology). It would mean more work for newspaper props, but more authenticity and, perhaps, more hints for us!

[r.m]

[kosmopol]

I wonder, if they will sell it in Auction like they did with LOST...
Anyway, thank you and all Weirton people for posting the pics of the newspaper (I am actually reading junkie, especially if it's about a fake textes, hehe).

Btw, it looks like this text-placeholder was also used in Twin Peaks:
http://jorkel.com/community/topic.cfm?topicid=2881

So perhaps it's just more "English" placeholder than just "Lorem Ipsum", but anyway funny thing with two Spielberg movies. I wonder now, which textes are usually used in such scenes with newspapers or magazins...

[NOC14672]

Good Job

[Sad Pancake]

After research: it's from the Spielbergs movie "Back to the future": http://www.cryan.com/daily/20091027.jsp (Kinda "lorem ipsem" placeholder)

Compare the attached flyer from the movie (found here).

So, it's a nice easter egg.

UPDATE. Was used by Supernatural too: http://www.supernaturalwiki.com/index.php?title=The_Journal_(decoding)[/quote]

Hi all, new here. Speaking of Back To The Future, Tannen County might be a shout out to Biff Tannen... one of the best characters from Back To The Future.

[gramma]

sry dont want to offence someone....

specially not my german neighbor kosmo......

but doing: http://tinyurl.com/2bep6fs is....

"diggin deep" and a "very impressive research" ????

sry guys but this is JUST googlin!!!!

[Will_Quick]

Re: Good Job

[r.m]

[gramma]

i am not rain.....

i am dust

i just cant believe that we are so bored at the moment, that we call googlin seriously deep diggin research

we have still enough to find out.... for e.g. the real meaning/funktion of the sounds in the EXPCNV file

thats no "raining" on the work behind selecting search results and getting them into a relation - <3 kosmo

[simplicityjones]

figid?

[onetime]

Starsky and Hutch used the same word salad late '70s.

according to http://starskyhutchfiles.net/compendium/page72/page72.html :
"The facts regarding the situation remain the same, state the authorities. Details concerning the action have been given a preliminary investigation but it is felt that only by a more detailed study will the facts become known. An immediate investigation is assumed and indications are that some new light will be shed on the situation in the near future. Available facts seem vague, but authorities feel that time will disclose some means of arriving at a solution. Future plans, of necessity, have great bearing on the situation as it now stands. Decisions will be made of the actual planning of the project."