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[rand__althor]

[Reila]

Ooh, hey, would you look at that. Well then!
I just get overwhelmed by all the numbers hah

[Oxide]

[Serum]

[Oxide]

[karalynnp123]

"‏@marblehornets 83 could come after 79, too. The pattern started off with 3 as the second digit. 95 might come after that too."

[TheKraken]

Yeah, tht whole "multiple letters" thing has thrown me off so hard. If each pair can mean more than one thing, how are you even supposed to figure out what's what?

[kralyk]

Two new tweets:

[operated9]

Anyone else sense that things are starting to feel a bit.. odd?

First, looking for patterns and putting the unique pairs in order certainly looks fun, but it overlooks the significance of how many times each pair appears.
I've considered the possibility that the pairs' frequencies somehow determine their value (eg. 72 appears twice, so 72 / 2 gives us 36....). But for all we know, a new chain of random digits might appear tomorrow, giving us a whole new set of occurrence counts for the pairs, not to mention disrupting the orders/patterns (as did the 3rd set of numbers).

Second, if part of the decoding method is substitution, it would probably be easier to make an anagram of the letters/digraphs/etc after they've been translated, rather than shuffling all the numbers into order now (and effectively dismissing all relevance of the 2x7 row separated from the 2x6 by ????...)

Third, I really thought Jay's first hints about a pattern might lead to something - some of the numbers really did fit. But his latest tweets adds a new pair to complete a sequence that actually breaks from the original solid pattern:

[Rodion Romanovich]

[fraanlaramore]

[Abalone]

I was wondering if we should try putting the pairs in the order jay just Tweeted and then try matching the digits in the tens place against one keyword an he digits in the ones place against a second keyword... Or same two keywords, just forward and reverse. This would appease the "each pair could represent more than one letter" deal while also making each actual digit (regardless of place) represent more than one letter.

Edit: Never mind. Getting gobbledygook. Brain fart.

[saksxalmo]

'Kay, so using the "missing" numbers and translating them alphanumerically, you get...

46 83 95

DF HC IE

Hmm.... Chef ID? Clearly TTA is trying to reveal his passion for cooking to us.

This is too hard, guys.

EDIT: Damn, new Tweet. That would add A and E.

AE DF HC IE

A chef die?? That doesn't sound good.

[karalynnp123]

"@marblehornets Judging by the 83-95 and 27-39 pattern, what comes after 03 could be 15. Second number plus two."

[Oxide]