Any of you guys care to decrypt a message for me? (1 Viewer)

[Gachi]

I would really appreciate it.

I have tried numerous types of programs online, but I'm not getting anything. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

Here's a portion of the message:

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

Do you guys recognize what type of code this is?

I assure you that it's nothing illegal. It's just directions on a school assignment.

 

[AAABatteries]

Can you not post the whole message?

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

This is interesting to say the least. Obviously it is some sort of offshoot of the work we see in Glibb's "Exploring the Ceylon Linear Series" from '87. Of course there is more than a smattering of Leong (especially in the middle fifth) and a sprinkling of some of that "Fairbanks United" garbage that popped up about 8-9 years ago.

I'm really excited about the use of non-sequential footholds at the start. Pretty daring if you ask me. There is also something to be said about the unabashed Kinshasa-Bloc formations after the crevasse. Not too shabby considering the context.

But ultimately the whole thing falls flat. In bits and pieces it doesn't look too bad but as a collective unit it collapses under its own weight. Too much emphasis on the yardage and the accent. Not enough attention to the base-4 standard. I'd put it on par with some of Haskel and Stern's early work.

 

[Raider Nation]

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

This is interesting to say the least. Obviously it is some sort of offshoot of the work we see in Glibb's "Exploring the Ceylon Linear Series" from '87. Of course there is more than a smattering of Leong (especially in the middle fifth) and a sprinkling of some of that "Fairbanks United" garbage that popped up about 8-9 years ago.

I'm really excited about the use of non-sequential footholds at the start. Pretty daring if you ask me. There is also something to be said about the unabashed Kinshasa-Bloc formations after the crevasse. Not too shabby considering the context.

But ultimately the whole thing falls flat. In bits and pieces it doesn't look too bad but as a collective unit it collapses under its own weight. Too much emphasis on the yardage and the accent. Not enough attention to the base-4 standard. I'd put it on par with some of Haskel and Stern's early work.

Rubbish. I thought it was brilliant.

 

[Bucky86]

I like turtles.

 

[Dr Oadi]

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

You have cancer of the balls. Start hi

 

[Gachi]

Can you not post the whole message?

I could PM you the entire message if you like.

 

[Otis]

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

This is interesting to say the least. Obviously it is some sort of offshoot of the work we see in Glibb's "Exploring the Ceylon Linear Series" from '87. Of course there is more than a smattering of Leong (especially in the middle fifth) and a sprinkling of some of that "Fairbanks United" garbage that popped up about 8-9 years ago.

I'm really excited about the use of non-sequential footholds at the start. Pretty daring if you ask me. There is also something to be said about the unabashed Kinshasa-Bloc formations after the crevasse. Not too shabby considering the context.

But ultimately the whole thing falls flat. In bits and pieces it doesn't look too bad but as a collective unit it collapses under its own weight. Too much emphasis on the yardage and the accent. Not enough attention to the base-4 standard. I'd put it on par with some of Haskel and Stern's early work.

You want to know about onslaught, you ask this guy.

 

[Henry Ford]

Dont forget to drink your Ovaltine.

 

[Henry Ford]

How long is the full code?

 

[AAABatteries]

Can you not post the whole message?

I could PM you the entire message if you like.

Sure, why not.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

This is interesting to say the least. Obviously it is some sort of offshoot of the work we see in Glibb's "Exploring the Ceylon Linear Series" from '87. Of course there is more than a smattering of Leong (especially in the middle fifth) and a sprinkling of some of that "Fairbanks United" garbage that popped up about 8-9 years ago.

I'm really excited about the use of non-sequential footholds at the start. Pretty daring if you ask me. There is also something to be said about the unabashed Kinshasa-Bloc formations after the crevasse. Not too shabby considering the context.

But ultimately the whole thing falls flat. In bits and pieces it doesn't look too bad but as a collective unit it collapses under its own weight. Too much emphasis on the yardage and the accent. Not enough attention to the base-4 standard. I'd put it on par with some of Haskel and Stern's early work.

Rubbish. I thought it was brilliant.

Your mother is a whore.

 

[Gachi]

How long is the full code?

498 characters

 

[Raider Nation]

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

This is interesting to say the least. Obviously it is some sort of offshoot of the work we see in Glibb's "Exploring the Ceylon Linear Series" from '87. Of course there is more than a smattering of Leong (especially in the middle fifth) and a sprinkling of some of that "Fairbanks United" garbage that popped up about 8-9 years ago.

I'm really excited about the use of non-sequential footholds at the start. Pretty daring if you ask me. There is also something to be said about the unabashed Kinshasa-Bloc formations after the crevasse. Not too shabby considering the context.

But ultimately the whole thing falls flat. In bits and pieces it doesn't look too bad but as a collective unit it collapses under its own weight. Too much emphasis on the yardage and the accent. Not enough attention to the base-4 standard. I'd put it on par with some of Haskel and Stern's early work.

Rubbish. I thought it was brilliant.

Your mother is a whore.

Regardless...

 

[Das Boot]

It's a simple substitution cipher, it says:

Fake shoe salesman charged in Wal-Mart toe-sucking

 

[Gachi]

Can you not post the whole message?

I could PM you the entire message if you like.

Sure, why not.

Done.

 

[drummer]

"You made my homies list. Congrats!"

 

[Ketamine Dreams]

It says, "Zodiac 9, SFPD 0"

 

[drummer]

"I know where the plane is"

 

[Osaurus]

First off, how are you?

 

[DiStefano]

Preliminary mathematical analysis shows that the number 6 stands for the letter "I"; the frequency would tend to suggest a strong correlation with timschochet's writing. When you put that together with the fact that the frequent sequence 74 stands for "me", the evidence becomes overwhelming that the writer is timschochet. Statistically, 99.387% certainty.

 

[drummer]

"Your assless chaps are still at my house"

 

[Wingnut]

"Your assless chaps are still at my house"

That's yalls business, but what about the message?

 

[Parmcat]

Someone page Assani Fischer

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Someone page Assani Fischer

Really?

 

[drummer]

"Your assless chaps are still at my house"

That's yalls business, but what about the message?

"Sincerely, Wingnut"

 

[Wingnut]

"Your assless chaps are still at my house"

That's yalls business, but what about the message?

"Sincerely, Wingnut"

 

[Jules Winnfield]

Dont forget to drink your Ovaltine.

Ovaltine? A crummy commercial? Son of a #####!

 

[DropKick]

It says: "Create a text document ...

What type of class is it?

 

[GregR]

I would really appreciate it.

I have tried numerous types of programs online, but I'm not getting anything. Maybe I'm doing something wrong.

Here's a portion of the message:

4372656174652061207465787420646f63756d656e742e2

Do you guys recognize what type of code this is?

I assure you that it's nothing illegal. It's just directions on a school assignment.

As far as the letters in it... does it only contain letters between A and F?

 

[GregR]

It says: "Create a text document ...

What type of class is it?

Ah, yep, was asking to see if it was hexadecimal, then started using that to decode while waiting. See you've already got it.