Ah! That makes much more sense! Maybe we need to decode the poem in order to be ready!Luv2Luvem wrote:I'm pretty sure you are right. The thing that bugs me is why she keeps posting the poem pic. Are we missing a clue in it, or (and I think this is more likely) will we learn more about it later?SR wrote:MD5DQ means nothing because it was automatically generated by tinyurl randomly. She had no control over it.Evan wrote:please!!!!!
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I totally disagree, respectably of course. The reason I say this is because a prior image she provided using imageshack began with aabb, which was a clue and was the rhythm to the poem which we had yet to resolve at that point. This image was the poem that was unreadable.SR wrote:MD5DQ means nothing because it was automatically generated by tinyurl randomly. She had no control over it.Evan wrote:please!!!!!
Unless, it was total coincidence that aabb happened to be assigned by imageshack.
Correct dlruss0216, but you're talking about the filenames in imageshack. Those you CAN control (imageshack does add 3 random characters, though). However, tinyurls cannot be assigned, they are randomly generated.dlruss0216 wrote:I totally disagree, respectably of course. The reason I say this is because a prior image she provided using imageshack began with aabb, which was a clue and was the rhythm to the poem which we had yet to resolve at that point. This image was the poem that was unreadable.SR wrote:MD5DQ means nothing because it was automatically generated by tinyurl randomly. She had no control over it.Evan wrote:please!!!!!
MD5DQ is the tinyurl that used to point to ex22kl0 and that has not changed. The noticable thing is she seems to be driving it in that we should look at the image.
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Ah! Thank you! I'm getting the two confused, obviously. It's no wonder why though...lolSR wrote:Correct dlruss0216, but you're talking about the filenames in imageshack. Those you CAN control (imageshack does add 3 random characters, though). However, tinyurls cannot be assigned, they are randomly generated.dlruss0216 wrote:I totally disagree, respectably of course. The reason I say this is because a prior image she provided using imageshack began with aabb, which was a clue and was the rhythm to the poem which we had yet to resolve at that point. This image was the poem that was unreadable.SR wrote:MD5DQ means nothing because it was automatically generated by tinyurl randomly. She had no control over it.Evan wrote:please!!!!!
MD5DQ is the tinyurl that used to point to ex22kl0 and that has not changed. The noticable thing is she seems to be driving it in that we should look at the image.
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Why did she post the MD5 thing? I can only think because she wants to draw attention to it, either because we need to work on it more now, or because it will be important in the future.Evan wrote:if so why did she post it?
This is really an effort in futility though, at least until we get the next clue. Patience is a virtue, one that I do not possess.
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One thing that no one has noted in all the posting in the last few days, is that there was a light green highlighter marking ON TOP of this image that stated "holy bible" or at least that was the consensus on what it stated.
So, on the surface we've got that (the holy bible), the readable text of her poem (now), and the scribbly stuff that was overlayed on top of the readable text.
I don't think the scribbly stuff means something and was just used to make the poem unreadable.
I assumed, back when this clue was anagrammed and solved, that the holy bible reference was to make sure we went to the correct bible when we looked up the passage that she notes in her poem.
Maybe we need to go back and look at that passage?
Trying to read more into her poem, or translate it, or decode it (even if possible), is really impossible in my opinion. For now, my feeling is that the poem cannot be used any further, however it might help us in figuring out a clue that's yet to be given.
So, on the surface we've got that (the holy bible), the readable text of her poem (now), and the scribbly stuff that was overlayed on top of the readable text.
I don't think the scribbly stuff means something and was just used to make the poem unreadable.
I assumed, back when this clue was anagrammed and solved, that the holy bible reference was to make sure we went to the correct bible when we looked up the passage that she notes in her poem.
Maybe we need to go back and look at that passage?
Trying to read more into her poem, or translate it, or decode it (even if possible), is really impossible in my opinion. For now, my feeling is that the poem cannot be used any further, however it might help us in figuring out a clue that's yet to be given.
I'm with you here...unless there's something to the background writing, I think that we have figured out what we can from the poem (that something will hapen on the first, which she confirmed) but we will need the poem later.dlruss0216 wrote:
Trying to read more into her poem, or translate it, or decode it (even if possible), is really impossible in my opinion. For now, my feeling is that the poem cannot be used any further, however it might help us in figuring out a clue that's yet to be given.
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