Lonelygirl15

I'm following the LG15 videos in roughly the same way that I intermittently follow a show I sort-of-like on cable. I'm happy with the way they've picked up the plot, though.

I'm out of CiW. The combination of the SL deadend and then the ... I don't know what to call it, the stubborn idiocy? ... of ...

Was anyone able to grab any names from that last Google Map screen shot? It didn't have any white town names on it and I cant manage to pause it to see any of the other names.

Yeah, i can't make out anything good enough. Lots of highway names, but nothing I could really read. :(

The yellow ...

http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b297/xhearyoumex/TheCeremony2.png


This object looked like a rifle to me. With the barrel pointing toward the left-hand side of the screen and a hand placed on the trigger forming that lighter patch near the center.

I'll see if I can do anything with another ...

For fugsake, CiW Creator(s) -- either right this trainwreck with a new clue or out yourselves like the LG15 creators did.

You made an innovative, immersive experience, we dug it, props to you for great work. And even if you've decided that your experiment with the YT/Blogger/SL genres was too ...

Oh this is so boring, pants.

Did you go on Monday? No. Were you heartlessly prevented from going by board meanies? No. Can you produce any other board member who was heartlessly prevented from going by board meanies? No. Are you giving us a reason to form a one-eyed cheersquad (?!) for you? No ...

I think the drop clue was meant to reinforce the clue from "Where" last week. Second Life the game was mentioned then, but I really don't think anyone really looked into it. As it turned out, the painting was located Tuesday instead of Sunday (after we had seen Rev 3 and knew for sure about the ...

I don't think we are supposed to find the decorative frame. We have the drop, the message written on it's "frame" is what we were supposed to find and interpret.

I agree, but at the same time, since the message in the wooden frame has been tentatively decoded as "FRANK HAS A BLOG I HAVE A SECOND ...

I'm going to hand myself a nice trout and agree with Rick -- after Cu's alterations to the text in the original post, it's now:

f r a n k h a s a b b o g i h a v e a s e c o nd l i f e e


So ... yeah, um, that's some big news, Cassie!

Tilting -- Yeah, I did upthread, and though nothing jumped out at me, there were enough combinations for it to be possible. It contains several likely-sounding words, one of which is "Cassie". I just don't want it to be an anagram.

ooo, good eye, Rick! I went back and edited the extra letter into my post to avoid confuzeling (since the boards are so confusion-free at the moment ... wouldn't want to mess anything up, erm.)

and hey, with the "i" you found, at least part of this phrase anagrams into "cassie" ... whee ...

That letter combination, with and without the letters in brackets, didn't add up to anything immediately obvious when I put it through the ROT-X applet and anagram generator over at unfiction. Maybe a Vigenere cypher with a phrase from Frank's blog as the key, or vice versa?

Missing letters as I -- who had a missionary kid childhood far more freakily biblical than Bree's -- could figure 'em based on the above:

[f] a k h a s a b b o g i [nd] h e a s e c o l f e e

Edited to add: Thanks for the rogue "I", Rick! Also, so help me, if this turns out to be another ...

Cu, can you clarify the difference between your representation of letter omissions (e.g. "dominion fr ever") and the bracketed fragments (e.g. "signi [f] ied")? If you added the brackets when transcribing, how did you decide which was a handwriting mistake and which a genuine omission?

Ta.

That is IT?

For the ceremony Bree is going to walk around?!

*weeps openly*

And yeah, 1944 is getting awfully late for Crowley -- he died in 1947.

If you take Tomen's alphabetized rearrangement of the original gobbledy


ABBBCCDDDDDEFFFGGGGGHJKKMMNNNOPQQQSTTUUVWXXYZZZ



and convert it to a string of numbers where each letter's frequency is represented (A=1, B=3, C=2, etc.) you get this:

13251351122311312211213

... which almost looks like ...