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He does?

I'll wait until this afternoon to post the solution method in case others ...

Flight of the Navigator used to be one of my favorite movies. I just saw it again recently on cable.

Based on this last set of directions I'd have to say that the answer is zenia. start at z, at the first intersection make a left onto e, at the second go straight onto n, next make a left onto i ...

Oh my goodness. I'm fired already.

I'm the worst navigator ever, darling. I have people draw me maps. For real. With all the streets marked (or at least the major ones).

Turn left at d, go straight at h, turn left at k, go straight at q.

Whatever that means.
Well, you have your map (thanks ...

Alright, I've worked on this since monday so I want it to last more than a day, hoping to reach the weekend. Thus, I won't be giving any major hints until then. Here goes:

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Driving directions for "the middle of nowhere" (Jonastown?)
City ...

Ok, so I figured I'd post a puzzle now. This one will hopefully get people thinking outside of the box.

After reading through OpAphid's YT profile again I discovered there was a secret message hidden in it. The key that I discovered was:
8244387645628363631212557156253533452727

It only applied ...

I believe the credit for the tedious work goes to me and acid. That step where we had to type in all that hex, not fun. I tried to OCR it but I couldn't because of the emboss.

Taking a shot at this:



Good luck! :D

The morse translates to "WHAT IS ALWAYS OPEN WHEN ITS CLOSED AND ALWAYS CLOSED WHEN ITS OPEN". Acording to vamprella the answer is DRAWBRIDGE

applying a vigenere cipher to the tiny letters "ifunjvwtuxkiea" with the key "drawbridge" results in ...

Taking a shot at this:

ifunjvwtuxkiea


.-- .... .- - / .. ... / .- .-.. .-- .- -.-- ... / --- .--. . -. / .-- .... . -. / .. - ... / -.-. .-.. --- ... . -.. / .- -. -.. / .- .-.. .-- .- -.-- ... / -.-. .-.. --- ... . -.. / .-- .... . -. / .. - ... / --- .--. . -.

Good luck! :D

The morse ...

I got a snapshot of Op's Christmas celebration! Funny how they are so different, especially on the inside.

:smt065 :smt099 :smt105 :smt100 :smt032 :smt111 :smt119 :smt110 :smt115 :smt032 :smt105 :smt109 :smt111

By looking at the bbcodes for the smilies you get the following numbers:

65 99 105 ...

This thread has been quiet for a while, but so has Op, and then I intecepted this message:

From: OpAphid
Sent: January 02, 2007, 04:59 PM
Subject: HID PANIC
Message:

4920646f6e2774206c696b65206974206f6e652062697421

3d 5b 3a 29 3d 5d 42 7d 38 5d 38 5b 3d 3c
38 3c 3b 44 3a 44 3b 44 3d 5d 38 44 42 ...

[B-1] referred to an outer key that started as B and shifted 1 character to the left for each character to be decoded. This resulted in the following outer key:

BF46CE19A7D5382

Since there's been some confusion, I decided to write up a little walkthrough explaining how to use: Sparky's Decoder Ring and what to put in the boxes!

Now we need an " Inner Key ." The inner key will be whatever "Y" is and can only contain 1-9 a-f. For this example, let's try "FRIDAY ...

diastres wrote:SparkyB's program cannot be used if we are to skip over something other than 0. Just FYI.

I've fixed this now.

Me:


Me stuffed in a soundproof box:


My robot hates when I accidentally spill his yellow M&Ms:

I'm having a hard time visualizing how this was solved. When you say outside one is set to E, what does that mean? I understand the 112 part, but I dont understand how E ring fits.

Can anyone help to clear this up for me?

Take a look at the Decoder Rings that TigerLilyLynn made:

http ...