yeah pc we discovered that one last night...unfortunately it doesnt have any relevance that ive come up with yet :\
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This is what I am hearing by slowing the speed by 75% and removing some noise.Originally posted by b2popso, I'm bumping my own post [#371]: Does anybody hear that as well ? Can somebody confirm ?
there's a way for you to have a medic delivery before you'd be welcome here
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Mmh. I tend to agree, the last file leaves me a strange after-taste. Perhaps because I'm too focused on my interpretation of the message, and that I can't start fresh...Originally posted by poolguruanyone else feel like this riddle is less of a riddle and more of a...pain?
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Level 25
I found a few references to 'sateme' being a Danish word.
"DNSAP was reputed to stand for, "De naar sateme ailrig
Petrograd" ("They'll never [sateme is a profane expletive adverb]
reach Petrograd")"
But I can't find a translation of this "profane expletive." Although I'm thinking of a few expletives myself over this one.
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number 16
Can someone please help me with 16? Here's where I am:
I've been googling all sorts of different hurricane searches, but nothing has worked yet. Is there something specific I should look for? The antigod thing is really throwing me for a loop.
Thanks so much!!
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Try this:Originally posted by tbotnumber 16
Can someone please help me with 16? Here's where I am:
I've been googling all sorts of different hurricane searches, but nothing has worked yet. Is there something specific I should look for? The antigod thing is really throwing me for a loop.
Thanks so much!!Anti also means opposite so what is the OppositeGod or Opposite of god
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I don't think that's gonna help, here. The answer should be in the .wav file. Problem is, depending on how you slow/pitch down the file, you get as many answers as people trying to find one.Originally posted by mattb5I found a few references to 'sateme' being a Danish word.
"DNSAP was reputed to stand for, "De naar sateme ailrig
Petrograd" ("They'll never [sateme is a profane expletive adverb]
reach Petrograd")"
But I can't find a translation of this "profane expletive." Although I'm thinking of a few expletives myself over this one.
I'm pretty positive I hearmake moneyorlike moneyright in the middle, and I'm working from that.
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I just got an email from the webmaster for Antiriddle.com and he told me:
"Riddle 25 is solvable. The riddle requires only minor editing and should be perceptable. Just figure out what's being said. 25 is supposed to be much harder than all previous riddles."
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