Comment on Kryptos by kryptosfreak/kryptosfool
What blog?????? I think, and correct me if I am wrong, to have a blog you need to actually write something.
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Mike G.
Neither BERLIN nor CLOCK show up as plaintext. They are just clues. The word TANGRAM is involved in the final solution.
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Mike G.
Here is the solution to K4: PUZZLES QUIZZES PROBLEM TANGRAM The method for solving it is here: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Solve-Sanborns-Kryptos-Part-10-Final-Part-1/
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You are putting the horse before the cart in claiming the solution for K4. Have you had verification from Mr Sanborn? You answer does not include the words “BERLIN” and “CLOCK”. These are not clues to...
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Arthur
Here is the solution to K4: EGGS BENEDICT FRANCE GOOSE CARBURETTOR BLOMP. WTF?
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Mike G.
K4 is a key. It is in fact, in the shape of a key. But it is not just a common key. It is a BERLIN key. (Look up the explanation). The doorway that it fits into is the original K2 matrix. Using David...
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by dseastman
This sounds right. Can you provide more context on the blomp?
View ArticleComment on Discussion by DaddyPlaid
Not sure what it means, but was just observing the Berlin Clock words on paper and scribbled out the letters which make it up…. B C C E *F I – K L L N O R. The F… I put it in there because when I...
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Arthur
A blomp is the sound you get when you drop a Twinkie, or other cake, into a whirlpool at the CIA, whilst wishing your 28 letter solution to a 97-ish letter problem is correct, and then posting it on...
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Arthur
…cart before the horse, surely? Unless you’re going backwards.
View ArticleComment on Kryptos by laboriouscretin
KRYPTOS goes with CYRILLIC as a codex also shown with ANTIPODIES. Л TO L crypto key lock between them. For Kryptos the final format is the top half becomes the bottom half and the bottom moves to the...
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Mike G.
Don’t waste your money on trying to get any info from Sanborn. All you get is a canned reply neither confirming nor rejecting your solution. Figuring out the solution is actually not very complicated....
View ArticleComment on Kryptos F2P: Berlin Clock by Arthur
How do you know you have the solution? You proposed solution doesn’t contain “BerlinClock” and it is nowhere near 97 letters long. You will never convince the public you have the solution, only Mr. S....
View ArticleComment on Kryptos by John
You seem pretty sure of your method without providing a decryption
View ArticleComment on Kryptos by dseastman
I’m still standing by my original assertion that berlin is not in the final decryption and that berlin and clock do not appear together. Please challenge me on this someone. This blog is getting too...
View ArticleComment on Kryptos by Arthur
Okay, after two years, countless hours, some of them enjoyable, some not, and countless sheets of paper, my Kryptos adventure comes to an end. If this website is still around when he isn’t, I might...
View ArticleComment on Kryptos by Lazarus
The only way I can see berlinclock is with digraphs from the text of the earlier parts, broken into ?B, ER, LI, NC, LO, CK, in the respective words: deBris, encumBered, tremBling, Breach, chamBer...
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