SukiWatching wrote: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 LIFE", why would the Second Life clue lead us to the real-world drop clue which in turn leads us back the the simple fact that Cassie has an acct. on Second Life? It's circular. Not that I have any better ideas -- I don't think trying to retrieve the decorative frame from the realworld Super 8 by calling the realworld number in the yellowpages will help either.
tiltingwindward wrote:Also, does anybody know if the passage actually appears in the Bible in paragraph form? Could there be some letters capitalized that aren't supposed to be, that sort of thing?
OMG I just looked it up in the bible, and the first letter of each section spells CODES INTO SERAPIS
SukiWatching wrote: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 LIFE", why would the Second Life clue lead us to the real-world drop clue which in turn leads us back the the simple fact that Cassie has an acct. on Second Life? It's circular. Not that I have any better ideas -- I don't think trying to retrieve the decorative frame from the realworld Super 8 by calling the realworld number in the yellowpages will help either.
argh Cassie !!!
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 Second Life Cassie.)
luma wrote:
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 Second Life Cassie.)
Exactly -- but, again, that makes the clue that people just found today within Second Life (the picture labelled "the clue is on the frame" or whatever) make less sense. Because the phrase decoded from the back of the real clown-pic frame from the drop just directs us back to Second Life. Why say, "Here's a hint -- go look at the clue on the frame! It will lead you to Second Life!" by placing a clue in Second Life, where we already are?
The wooden "frame" a canvas is stretched on is not a frame. It's a stretcher or at least comprised of four stretchers..some people say it differently. So, Cassie either mis-spoke saying that it was on the frame or we do need to find the actual frame. I doubt that we'd be expected to start calling motels though. If we are to find a frame, I'm sure we'll get more "instructions". That's about all I can really offer here.
tiltingwindward wrote:Also, does anybody know if the passage actually appears in the Bible in paragraph form? Could there be some letters capitalized that aren't supposed to be, that sort of thing?
OMG I just looked it up in the bible, and the first letter of each section spells CODES INTO SERAPIS
just kidding.
::chuckle::
For the record, if it becomes apparent that anybody's God is directly participating in these shenanigans, I'm washing my hands of the whole mess. I'm not going to try to figure out anagrams generated by a divine being.
More seriously, regarding the left over letters from the message in the text: I'd be willing to dismiss either of those as mistakes (the second B in blog comes from the word "blood," and Cassie could have meant to remove the L, and the final extra E comes directly after another E), but together, they are too suspicious, especially since they make a word. Has anyone run the complete sentence (with extra letters) through an anagram generator?
"A step in the right direction? It only turns out to be so if you're willing to step much further."
-Samuel R. Delany
Rick9955 wrote:I'm SURE this has been done, but .. is there any way to look more closely at the frame in SL around the jesus pic?
also it's for sale .. anyone try to buy it??
Rip the painting off of the frame. Anyting under the painting on that part of the frame?
you mean the jesus painting in SL (second life) right? Can that be done? Anyone?
fyi if you've missed it, Cu_Roi pretty much demolished the real-world clown painting to check the backing that the painting is stapled to (the decorative frame frank referred to has still not been found) and found nothing. Tho, the writing which started this thread was on the back of the backing part of the painting..
crap i just tried to email franks blog to ask kate something but it didnt work i dont know the email of frank i guess, anyway i was gonna say this to her
Kaye, i regret you had to find Frank like this, undoubtably he was going through some weird times. In order to understand it better did you happen to see an empty picture frame in his room? he talked it about it much, and it may contain forensic evidence, though it might not be visible to just anyone. if you could maybe share some pictures of it, if you did see it that is, with his friends, we might be able to decipher something out of it all. Again my condolences, peace be with you.
A friend.
luma wrote:
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 Second Life Cassie.)
Exactly -- but, again, that makes the clue that people just found today within Second Life (the picture labelled "the clue is on the frame" or whatever) make less sense. Because the phrase decoded from the back of the real clown-pic frame from the drop just directs us back to Second Life. Why say, "Here's a hint -- go look at the clue on the frame! It will lead you to Second Life!" by placing a clue in Second Life, where we already are?
Interesting. I wasn't aware about the clue found in the Second Life game. My bad.
Is it possible that the SL clue was left by someone else trying to gamejack us astray?
