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wild guess:
"A president's hardest task is not doing what is right, but rather to know what is right." ... LBJ in 1965
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"A president's hardest task is not doing what is right, but rather to know what is right." LBJ
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"I have earned every cent. And in all of my years of public life I have never obstructed justice, People have got to know whether or not their President is a crook. Well, I'm not a crook. I've earned everything I've got." president nixon
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gmherps13 wrote: Quote:
"A president's hardest task is not doing what is right, but rather to know what is right." ... LBJ in 1965
"A president's hardest task is not doing what is right, but rather to know what is right." LBJ
"I have earned every cent. And in all of my years of public life I have never obstructed justice, People have got to know whether or not their President is a crook. Well, I'm not a crook. I've earned everything I've got." President Nixon All great quotes but these are not the encrypted ones.  So sorry. |
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WpgLwr wrote: Quote:
BTW Moe, it arrived today. A beautiful coin, and I thank you for it! I was glad to send it. I'm sorry it took so long but the whole Canadian/US postal restrictions necessitated me having to actually TAKE it to the Post Office versus pay online and dump it in a mail slot. That took some time. No thanks necessary! You won it! It's yours! Use it to pay for a Slurpee, cherish it in your 7070, or even pay it forward in your own contest if you choose!  Edited by Moe145
06/25/2009 01:03 am
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Hint # 6: The quoter is NOT a President.
(Edited to correct the inaccurate hint #, thanks to jbuck!)
Edited by Moe145
06/25/2009 11:46 am
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Moe, your cryptic puzzles are frying my brain!
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so this is 3 sentences and the first sentence has a little over 200 words, is this how you have them spaced out? Is it all one quote or 3 quotes from the same person? If its 3 quotes so the first part until its separated is one quote? is every group of letters representative as one word then a space and another word (with jumbled letters from the whole quote in it)? So in other words the first sentence or quote has like 53 words in it?
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I think every group of four is a letter, but I am still not sure how the structure of this code works.
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Bryan1315 wrote: Quote:
so this is 3 sentences and the first sentence has a little over 200 words, is this how you have them spaced out? Is it all one quote or 3 quotes from the same person? If its 3 quotes so the first part until its separated is one quote? is every group of letters representative as one word then a space and another word (with jumbled letters from the whole quote in it)? So in other words the first sentence or quote has like 53 words in it? Let me see how best to explain the encoding... The single quote is indeed 3 sentences long. It is all one quote (actually maybe more like an excerpt from a famous speech) from one speaker but it is regularly quoted by itself). I have the sentences separated, and punctuated, by their encoded phraseology. I do not have the words separated into their individual spacing. (I will do that later as another hint as we go along...) The code is a little tricky and doesn't necessarily follow the laws of grammar. Just because there are 52 "4 letter words" in the first sentence, does not necessarily mean there are 52 words in the first sentence. (i.e., every group of letters does not necessarily equal one word.) Clear as mud?  It will all make sense, I promise. You will shake your heads at how simple this is... (maybe...)  |
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Hint # 7: Not all pieces/parts of a code "word" is code.
Hint # 8: Not all parts of the entire code are used to decipher the quote's encryption.
Hint # 9: Not all written text around the world reads from left to right, (or even top to bottom), either in an entire text body or sometimes even in some individual words...
(Edited to correct inaccurate hint #'s)
Edited by Moe145
06/25/2009 11:47 am
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Hint # 10: Maybe this auction will help everyone: [eBayItem]320388464665[/eBayItem]  NOT!(Oooooohh, I kill myself sometimes...!  ) (Edited to correct inaccurate hint #) Edited by Moe145
06/25/2009 11:48 am
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You have listed two different hints for Hint #5!  |
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Quote:Hint # 9: Maybe this auction will help everyone: ebay Item I was always kind of partial to the Hardy Boys, myself... |
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JBuck wrote: Quote:
You have listed two different hints for Hint #5! Maybe that's a hint!! (Nah, you caught me...I just messed up!  ) It doesn't matter! The clues still work, even if the sequence is a bit awry! |
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