Lonelygirl15

Hallows wrote: I'm surprised it took so long

nobody had done it yet, so I had to

Ok well in the library world... if a book gets water damage you just put it in a frost free freezer. It sucks out all the water without damage to the paper.

LdyKimbote wrote:Ok well in the library world... if a book gets water damage you just put it in a frost free freezer. It sucks out all the water without damage to the paper.

Wow, great info, LdyKimbote! Daniel, try that for sure!

This is my first ever post to the forum, so I don't know if I am doing it correctly..... Anyhow, looking at those words that were in priniting I used the letters and came up with some words.... I don't know if they mean anything - repressive, abduct, viral, sends, a, games, sad. Maybe if you could add in T K S L I it would mean something more..... I can't find an anogram solver big enough to support all the letters:

AAAAAEEEEEIIUBCDDDGLMNPRRRSSSSSTV

plus

TKSLI

I don't know about the numbers.....

Sorry if I have totally got this wrong!

Well even if you do, WTG. That's as much as anyone else has found so far. BTW you need an avatar.

OK, well thanks. What is WTG? And what is a avatar?

avatar is your dancing baby

wtg is way to go

Oh ok, thanks I am new to this!

heyy its cool. were all here to help you out

Skunkwaffle wrote:Well even if you do, WTG. That's as much as anyone else has found so far. BTW you need an avatar.

I have no avatar

AH beat me to it ....I think the "reverse" could be a code...there has to be something else here, otherwise he wouldn't have shown us it

essie wrote:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_peristalsis

Retroperistalsis is the reverse of the involuntary smooth muscle contractions of peristalsis. It usually occurs as a precursor to vomiting.

Peristalsis moves food through the gastrointestinal tract from the esophagus in the direction of the anus.

Local irritation of the stomach, such as bacteria or food poisoning, activates the emetic center of the brain which in turn signals an imminent vomiting reflex, food moves in the opposite direction, often from the duodenum of the small intestine into the stomach.

Anything significant?

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well, i saw in clues and puzzles that they were thinking that the shots bree was getting had something to do with her metabolism...maybe that was a clue?

Could "Batman" refer to Beast? When was the first time he was called that?

Every 50 characters, maybe?

Hmmmmmm

Does this site help?

http://tinyurl.com/2lrjot





moderator edit to change long URL that was making posts difficult to read into a tinyurl (above)

longlostposter wrote:Could "Batman" refer to Beast? When was the first time he was called that?

Juli! That never occurred to me!

Hmm, he was first called that on the forum. And then he said it himself in a video. I definitely don't remember what video though. Maybe LGPedia will have answers?