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Code Breaking For Silver (Chapter 5)

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I'll never forget the first time I made pot roast for your father. Only he wasn't your father then, we was just keeping company. I invited him to my house for dinner and I made him pot roast. And that was the first time he ever called me "dingbat." Edith Bunker
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WheezyDog wrote:


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I know I am on track with Carl Reiner as a hint


Wasn't it ROB Reiner (Carl's son) who played Michael Stivic (aka Meathead) on "All in the Family"?

(Just trying to help here...)
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Wheezydog wrote:


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"Man was put on this earth to eat meat...The Bible says so dumbbell...I mean look it up will ya? All them old bible peoples, they was always eating meet; soon as they found out eating apples was wrong...It's true, on special occasions: goats and lambs. Who the hell ever hear of sacrificing a head of lettuce? You?"
Archie Bunker

Aw geez what a bunch that is: A meathead, A dingbat, a woman's lib and a bald headed kid. Archie Bunker

I've gotta quote for you, Edith. 'A bird that always flies in the fog is called a dingbat. Archie Bunker

And you know what, ever since then, no matter how mad he says "dingbat," I always hear a little "sweetheart" in it. Edith Bunker

Well in them days, Archie was too shy to call me "sweetheart" or "darling," so he called me "his little dingbat." Edith Bunker

I'll never forget the first time I made pot roast for your father. Only he wasn't your father then, we was just keeping company. I invited him to my house for dinner and I made him pot roast. And that was the first time he ever called me "dingbat." Edith Bunker


A great walk down Memory Lane but none of these are the encrypted quote.

Great tries, however Wheezy!!



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 Posted 07/08/2009  6:17 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add TNG to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Yeah it was Rob, Carl wrote the Dick Van Dyke show I think.
So it's a meathead quaote huh?
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Wheezydog wrote:


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So it's a meathead quote huh?


Nope. I'm not saying that.

But you did ask so here you go:

Hint # 3: It is NOT a Rob Reiner quote. (The quote really is from a real, true American Poet. I swear...)

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Hint # 4:

"Sweet V!"
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I am allowed to say who I think it is?


Of course! I encourage teamwork but realize there can be only one....winner...
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I have no problem playing for the team!

I think Carl Reiner is referring to Carl Sandburg.

Flat Rock, North Carolina is a short drive from here.

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dang if you aint in the sticks Jbuck
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Are we to assume that the key to this is one's keyboard?
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WpgLwr wrote:


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Are we to assume that the key to this is one's keyboard?


If I understand the question, the answer is No.

(If you ask me a bit more specific question, I would be able to give a clearer answer.)
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More specific: You didn't use the arrangement of the letters and symbols on a keyboard to devise your code, did you?
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WpgLwr wrote:


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You didn't use the arrangement of the letters and symbols on a keyboard to devise your code, did you?


No, I did not. There is another encoding mechanism than the QWERTY keyboard layout. Sorry!

Nice thinking outside the box though!
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