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16 May 16
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I have a coded message and I cant find the code anywhere. Im sure its easy when you know how or what it is. Anyone have any idea of how to solve?
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I can find codes which just have the arrows in but a code that also contains the triangles I just cant find one.
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any ideas guys?
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Wingdings 3
http://riddlehelper.blogspot.co.uk/2011_04_01_archive.html |
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Fack you I've already got a lot these through hard graft such WANT THE NAME ON FROM BE and HUMAN-something, I think ya big bollox
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Thought the first word was greetings but was put off by the two Gs being different. |
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She would like you as a friend?
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it means - down up triangle right right black triangle down stay right upsidedown triangle.
taking the first letters now... DUTRRBTDSRUT - use common book(war and peace). means - kill James Corden. the rest of the message is a kill list of morons in the London area. To be liquified. |
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Cheers guys, got it sorted. always rely on the betfair community to come up trumps.... might have a colour puzzle for you guys. If you can work ASC11 numbers... ive no idea and tried colour pickers chart but getting nowhere.
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 Can anyone get the the ASCII codes for each individual colour. I know that's what I need but im no technology whiz so bit stuck. Cut and paste is about my max! |
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anyone?
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All I can come up with are these HTML colour codes.
From the left: #4E2035 #342035 #372E38 #363820 #572030 #303120 #33362E #303635 |
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OP has somehow managed to blag a job at GCHQ but hasn't got a clue (NAP)
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I thought we all worked at GCHQ?
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lol I wish... I am just clueless with certain puzzle but you can rest assured a forumite will see something you dont
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Can anyone get the the ASCII codes for each individual colour
N 5 4 5 7.8 6 8 W 0 01 36. 065 |
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Coordinates?
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Maybe not, I think it puts you in the North Sea.
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No I'm sure that's correct-
N54 457.868 W001 36.065 Greenford Lane, Kibblesworth. Sounds about right area for the OP. |
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I got no farther than 4E = N, didn't know what to do with the rest of the numbers. Having clicked I've checked it twice, pretty sure the numbers are right.
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Roughly...
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I checked your hex codes to
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I just noticed I made a typo, typical when you’ve got to get a number right. It should be:
N54 57.868 W001 36.065 Gateshead. I'm going to recheck I've probably made a mistake somewhere. |
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This is what I get:
#4E2035 = N [space]5 #342035 = 4 [space]5 #372E38 = 7.8 #363820 = 68 [space] #572030 = W[space]0 #303120 = 01[space] #33362E = 36. #303635 = 065 N 54 57.868 W 001 36.065 Googling the map, it appears to be on a grassy with a cherry in full bloom - High street Gateshead next door to Tescos. |
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*grassy knoll
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Or might be magnolia on closer inspection
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