ℓע
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Post by ℓע on Dec 29, 2010 22:32:06 GMT -5
I just got a book of cryptograms from my friend for Christmas and I thought I'd spread the fun.
For those of you that have never done cryptograms, it's actually a really simple game. Each letter of the message corresponds to a different letter of the alphabet. The coded letter will correspond to the actual letters throughout the entire cryptogram. Once all the letters are replaced with their actual letter, the random jumble should form a readable sentence or phrase.
For example: SGQL QL BR KABHXEK, forms the message: THIS IS AN EXAMPLE.
If no one can guess the cryptogram, the book has hints to help out. You can also post puzzles of your own when you feel like it! Now to the game, I'll start off with the first one in the book:
MK MC DWYMCL KN UNEOAZMW ANDIAG ZHNDK TNY KTL HZAA HNDWULC, LCOLUMZAAG MQ GND ZXL KTL NWL YTN IXNOOLI MK. hints so far: none [/blockquote]
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s ε в α →
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Post by s ε в α → on Dec 29, 2010 22:38:34 GMT -5
This one was easy. And this is a great idea, by the way. x3
But yeah, the first two words really get the ball rolling because they can only be so many things. M = I? Thanks!
IT IS UNWISE TO COMPLAIN LOUDLY ABOUT HOW THE BALL BOUNCES, ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE THE ONE WHO DROPPED IT.
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ℓע
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Post by ℓע on Dec 30, 2010 0:01:37 GMT -5
Yep! You got it. I'll post number six next, hopefully a bit harder.
GVZ CPEZ MZQQUC NUWQB MPIB OXZYG NUIEUQYGPUI PI IZYXQA YIAGVPIO; ETYQQZX EYQYXA TZYIE ETYQQZX GYKZE. hints: none.
The book is Cryptograms To Keep You Sharp by Olivia Carlton. If anyone is interested.
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Post by Natalie on Dec 30, 2010 20:25:43 GMT -5
The wise fellow could find great consolation in nearly anything; smaller salary means smaller taxes.
First I figured out the smaller words. That didn't help much. Since it said QQ so often, and not very many letters are double like that, Q=L. And it was pretty easy after that.
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ℓע
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Post by ℓע on Dec 31, 2010 13:35:07 GMT -5
Yeppers! Next one then?
P WVCUSF WHKKJWWXHZ RPS BW SUV VOJ TBKVBR UX OBW JSTBCUSRJSV. OJ KCJPVJW XPTUCPNZJ KUSIBVBUSW. OBW ULS BSOJCJSV XUCKJ PSI JSJCFE KURDJZ VOBSFW VU VHCS UHV PW OJ IJWBCJW. hints: none.
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Post by skye on Dec 31, 2010 16:41:34 GMT -5
I did it! I wasn't able to solve the last puzzle. T_T
"a strong successful man is not the victim of his environment. he creates favorable conditions. his own inherent force and energy compel things to turn out as he desires."
I started with P->a and then PSI->and, after that, the rest came pretty easy.
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Post by ℓע on Feb 16, 2011 9:54:58 GMT -5
Shall we get this game moving again? New one!
UJEJTEZ NYDV AJ QT JRJT NLCJ JIOQYDVPTS DVQVJ VL NQPTVQPT VOQT PVD LFFLDPVJ. VOLDJ KOL DYEEJJU DJJN VL TJJU Q DVYFJXZPTS QNLYTV LX DMJJF hints: none.
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