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Snow in Tokyo this morning; no, wouldn't help you.
Maybe you should go back and have a walk with AlphaDogg
I am super confused. I haven't gotten my demi membership yet, but I am planning on it soon. I'll probably end up getting it next month.
Though I have a feeling it's an IP address.
Though I have a feeling it's an IP address.
With the tinfoil receptor on my head, the Xenomorph's have radio'd to me that between you and Apple Key, you just may be close to an answer to the riddle that perplexes you.
If I have time I'm going to go through this thread and add up how many times people have been right on the verge of something that actually makes sense and then just gave up. I'm just stoked that I'm still hanging ten.
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You will spend your entire life trying to find meaning of every odd thing you see.
You're making me go crazy!!!!!!!!!
I'm not going to lose sleep over this. It's almost 10:00PM here and I have school tomorrow, so I'm going to watch TV and then go to bed. I hope someone has this figured out tomorrow morning when I
Something every 4 years/posts?
Finding all the italicized words and pairing them just made it more confusing.
Adding and multiplying some numbers within a certain time frame maybe
Finding all the italicized words and pairing them just made it more confusing.
Adding and multiplying some numbers within a certain time frame maybe
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I think i get one part of it. Alphadogg is right. February 29th is a day that happens every FOUR years, hence the italicized "quad". This definitely has something to do with the leap year, 2012. Maybe all the number added/multiplied equals 2012 or equals 22912? Getting closer I think.
EDIT: I'm too lazy to try to add/multiply all the numbers. All I think I know is that the next person who gets a number (since somebody wanted to see what their number would be to crack it before) would get the number 1. The number one would be the final part of the equation, times 1. It can't be zero, since if it was multiplied by 0 the final product would be 0. I think to determine whether to add to multiply is based a some number sequence. Getting closer and closer.
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I got this hint. Seems so easy once i figured it out. Leap year! February 29th!
EDIT: I'm too lazy to try to add/multiply all the numbers. All I think I know is that the next person who gets a number (since somebody wanted to see what their number would be to crack it before) would get the number 1. The number one would be the final part of the equation, times 1. It can't be zero, since if it was multiplied by 0 the final product would be 0. I think to determine whether to add to multiply is based a some number sequence. Getting closer and closer.
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I got this hint. Seems so easy once i figured it out. Leap year! February 29th!
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You guys are getting warmer so no more clues.
From now until whenever it's up to you to do the math.
From now until whenever it's up to you to do the math.
Have you guys tried crunching the numbers to see? Maybe there's more than one answer? I've never been good with math. All of our ratings have seemed to stabilize - maybe they're right where they're supposed to be.
I would try to put the numbers together but... it would take forever to try and figure out the sequence of adding and multiplying the numbers. Then I don't know what is up with all the negative decimals.
There are 18 "Inside" players. As of this post, only one is missing from this thread. That number is -34. There are two answers. Absolutely no more clues.
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I still don't get the super long decimals. Also the numbers change.... Maybe because we're are much closer to the special day? Bah. Too tired
I still don't get the super long decimals. Also the numbers change.... Maybe because we're are much closer to the special day? Bah. Too tired
I got 2143.00000105 and 2098.99987655. I just added and subtracted all of the numbers to get those numbers.
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Maybe 2012 and 2029, the date of tomorrow
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Maybe 2012 and 2029, the date of tomorrow