#cryptogram

[creepst-crypt]

20-18-21-19-20 13-5! F hklt dszg rn 20-1-12-11-9-14-7-0-1-2-15-21-20!

[hed-romancer]

okay, @hollow-ghost98 made a post about the symbol on thisisnotawebsitedotcom.com being the same one on the medieval pages of book of bill and yeah he's right.

same exact symbol. and it shows up nowhere else in the book of bill. but what does it mean?? I tried some deciphering.

The four main decorated letters here are FGIB. FGIB decoded is IJLE using caesar and UTRY using atbash.

LYRE decoded is OBUH using caesar and OBIV using atbash. LIAR is OLDU using caesar and ORZI using atbash.

FGIB decoded using vignere is QEZF if the key is LYRE and QOIS if the key is LIAR and GOTM if the key is BILL.

LYRE and LIAR using vignere is WGRV. LIAR and BILL is MQLC. LYRE and BILL is MGCP.

TLDR none of this makes sense. HELP?????

[curlyfrybrookiesblog]

Imma get a cryptogram book!! 🙂‍↕️

Study some Dale's shit! Ahahaha!!

[justsomecorvid]

,njbdjzd, my friend.

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is this a cryptogram?? Here, have a cryptogram of my own :3

the decoding's pretty easy dw

ecp aqw vgnn og yjcv aqw ogcpv??? k dgv aqw ycuvgf c nqv qh vkog vtcpuncvkpi vjku ZF qpna vq hkpf qwv vjcv kv'u lwuv og oqemkpi aqwt ghhqtu /l kh aqw igv vjg oguucig, vjqwij, vci og kp c rquv vjcv ucau "dktu ctg eqqn."

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[mclaren814]

A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.

[asltriozine]

Ah, but who said it this time? Can you figure it out? 👀

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[disneyrover]

We Figured Out the Cryptograms in the Haunted Mansion Queue!

Bonus article! Remember yesterday's post about the Haunted Mansion cryptograms? We'll tell you what they say and how we figured it out!

Yesterday on our Disney Rover Facebook page (did you know we have a Facebook page?) we shared two cryptograms found in the Haunted Mansion queue. These two pictures came from another group page (and we’d give them credit if we remembered which group). We’re assuming these are in the extended queue, so if crowds are light or there’s a low wait time, chances are you may not pass these. During a…

[transpondster]

Rivers Cofield, an archeological curator who lives in Chesapeake Beach, Maryland, had bought the dress while visiting her mother in Searsport, Maine. She didn’t think much about it after her blog post.

But unbeknownst to her, curious amateur sleuths were working to solve the mystery. They dubbed it the “silk dress cryptogram” and floated conspiracy theories about the words. Some speculated that Bennett was a spy using coded words to communicate.

In 2017, one blogger added the note to his list of the Top 50 unsolved encrypted messages and floated more theories. Was it a cryptic love note? Dress measurements? Civil War codes?

Rivers Cofield quickly dismissed any interpretation linked to the Civil War. She has studied 1880s catalogues from department store chain Bloomingdale’s, and had no doubt the dress was from that era. By then, the war had been over for about 20 years.

But then a Canadian researcher cracked the code

[zonetrente-trois]

"Bismark Omit leafage buck bank."

[acidmit]

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[puzzlenation]

Let's Talk Puzzle Codes!

Puzzly information is concealed in all sorts of ways. Rephrasings, anagrams, riddles, puns… these are all ways to challenge solvers by hiding information in plain sight. But puzzle codes are one of the most prominent techniques… and one of the most ways to do so. Codes in puzzles come in all shapes and sizes. And if you’re venturing beyond the confines of crossword-style puzzling, you’re bound…

[curlyfrybrookiesblog]

HELLOOO WHHHHAAAAAAT?? 🫣

all jokes aside this is just for fun lmmfao

[justsomecorvid]

ive decided to post puzzles as often as possible. do them if you wanna, I can't promise they'll be any good. CRYPTOGRAM 1: Kp 1968, c mknngt hcowu hqt ytkvkpi etarvqitcou nkmg tjgug ycu cevkxg wpfgt vjg pcog - qt rugwfqpao - Vjg Bqfkce. Jku cevkxkva gpfgf kp 1969, yjkej ycu cnuq, ktqpkecnna, vjg ucog vkog vjcv vjg rqnkeg'u rtkog uwurgev, Ngkij Cnngp fkgf. K gpeqwtcig aqw vq nqqm kpvq jku ecug kh vtwg etkog kpvgtguvu aqw. if you see this, please reblog :3 i love making puzzles and i'd love to see ppl tagging me with their answers. (Names and titles are capitalized, dates are not changed.) (To solve a cryptogram, you'll want to find repeating short words and double letters. Short words are easiest to decode because there are only a few commonly used ones, and repeating letters are often t, l, or s. working from there, write down a=, b=, (as in what the letter in my code is, then what it equals in normal text) etc, and then find words you can decode with your first few found letters, hangman style, like ____ and then fill in the gaps. If you have questions, rb or comment ig, or dm me. that is, if anyone sees this and actually tries it.)

[mclaren814]

In general, mankind, since the improvement of cookery, eats twice as much as nature requires