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![]() I have solved it but i must say that you people that have created this puzzle are EVIL. I look back now at the posts about people solving it and the clues that they give you. Now i see where they all fit in. I congratualate all those that solved it before me and those that will solve it after me. To those that have yet to solve it, i wont give anything away, i say Good Luck ![]()
![]() This damn puzzle has me so confuzzeled. it is killing me. all i got to say is that the solution better be worth it. I have come to the conclusion and EVERYONE should know this: The 7 ?s represent a 7 digit (number) code. i dont know what code it is or what the Titanic T could represent except that it represent the starting position of the code. That being said i have tried every possible combination that i could think of to solve this but have come up with "you have not found the key". It is starting to get bad. i am starting to see this puzzle in my sleep and trying to figure it out in my sleep isnt helping either. My head keeps flashing "You have noy found the key" ![]()
![]() Vic Wertz wrote:
So by saying that you should be able to solve the puzzle if you spoke French, portuguese, or Pig Latin he basically said that the seven ?'s are represented by a number sequence. it has absolutely nothing to do with any letters. ![]()
![]() R Lawrence wrote:
This person knows nothing about what he is talking about. he is just a jackass who is trying to throw you off. This puzzle has to do with the equinox. What is has to do with the equinox? I have no clue. R Lawrence is not a message board moderator or anything like that dont let him fool you. ![]()
![]() Ok what exactly are all the colors? starting from the left, i have blue, red, green, purple, a lighter blue sort of cyan, yellow, and orange. how would these be arranged in the visible spectrum? mainly all i wanna know is where the cyan color would fit. This puzzule has baffled me. I havent taken my eyes off of it since i found it and that was two days ago. Havent slept either. some help would be appreciated. Travioli |