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Elementary, my dear …
Crypto-wordsearch-gram: “You Are a Member of the Rebel Alliance, and a Traitor!”. A cryptogram hidden within a wordsearchAn occult property of chemical elementsTreasure hunt 'round the world! (prologue)A Favorite Film CryptogramWhich poem is this?There's been a kidnapping!This is more than just a dreamA Puzzling Cipher: ReduxAn important club and two competing applicantsGladys visits a campus
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My list for today
- Iodine-Sulfur+Americium-Scandium:Phosphorus
- Iodine-Titanium+Molybdenum+Thorium+Yttrium-Lithium:Helium
- Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Lithium:Aluminum
- Germanium+Neon+Silicon+Sulfur-Tin:Hydrogen#Carbon
- Phosphorus+Sulfur-Cesium:Neon
______
Iodine-Potassium+Iodine-Sulfur:Oxygen
Iodine+Sulfur-Barium:Neon#Calcium
Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Neon:Nitrogen#Helium
James VI and I wanted me to tell you:
Many words can have different meanings, but that's not usually true of the words in this list.
But here, these words do have different meanings, depending on how they're being used.
What is the meaning of all this?
knowledge enigmatic-puzzle cipher chemistry
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My list for today
- Iodine-Sulfur+Americium-Scandium:Phosphorus
- Iodine-Titanium+Molybdenum+Thorium+Yttrium-Lithium:Helium
- Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Lithium:Aluminum
- Germanium+Neon+Silicon+Sulfur-Tin:Hydrogen#Carbon
- Phosphorus+Sulfur-Cesium:Neon
______
Iodine-Potassium+Iodine-Sulfur:Oxygen
Iodine+Sulfur-Barium:Neon#Calcium
Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Neon:Nitrogen#Helium
James VI and I wanted me to tell you:
Many words can have different meanings, but that's not usually true of the words in this list.
But here, these words do have different meanings, depending on how they're being used.
What is the meaning of all this?
knowledge enigmatic-puzzle cipher chemistry
asked 9 hours ago
Rubio♦Rubio
32.2k669196
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add a comment |
$begingroup$
My list for today
- Iodine-Sulfur+Americium-Scandium:Phosphorus
- Iodine-Titanium+Molybdenum+Thorium+Yttrium-Lithium:Helium
- Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Lithium:Aluminum
- Germanium+Neon+Silicon+Sulfur-Tin:Hydrogen#Carbon
- Phosphorus+Sulfur-Cesium:Neon
______
Iodine-Potassium+Iodine-Sulfur:Oxygen
Iodine+Sulfur-Barium:Neon#Calcium
Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Neon:Nitrogen#Helium
James VI and I wanted me to tell you:
Many words can have different meanings, but that's not usually true of the words in this list.
But here, these words do have different meanings, depending on how they're being used.
What is the meaning of all this?
knowledge enigmatic-puzzle cipher chemistry
asked 9 hours ago
Rubio♦Rubio
32.2k669196
$endgroup$
My list for today
- Iodine-Sulfur+Americium-Scandium:Phosphorus
- Iodine-Titanium+Molybdenum+Thorium+Yttrium-Lithium:Helium
- Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Lithium:Aluminum
- Germanium+Neon+Silicon+Sulfur-Tin:Hydrogen#Carbon
- Phosphorus+Sulfur-Cesium:Neon
______
Iodine-Potassium+Iodine-Sulfur:Oxygen
Iodine+Sulfur-Barium:Neon#Calcium
Praseodymium+Oxygen+Vanadium+Erbium+Boron+Sulfur-Neon:Nitrogen#Helium
James VI and I wanted me to tell you:
Many words can have different meanings, but that's not usually true of the words in this list.
But here, these words do have different meanings, depending on how they're being used.
What is the meaning of all this?
knowledge enigmatic-puzzle cipher chemistry
knowledge enigmatic-puzzle cipher chemistry
asked 9 hours ago
Rubio♦Rubio
32.2k669196
asked 9 hours ago
Rubio♦Rubio
32.2k669196
edited 8 hours ago
Rubio
asked 9 hours ago
Rubio♦Rubio
32.2k669196
asked 9 hours ago
Rubio♦Rubio
32.2k669196
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Rubio♦Rubio
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HAVE A HAPPY FATHER'S DAY / IN LOVING MEMORY
and it works as follows:
everything up to the last "-" uses the elements' symbols to indicate a book of the bible; after that the element numbers indicate a chapter and verse; sometimes there is also a word number. (When there isn't we take the first word.)
And of course
the note about "King James VI and I" (that's a Roman number 1, not a first-person-singular pronoun) indicates that we should use the so-called King James translation.
We get
I Samuel 21:15 Have ...
I Timothy 3:2 A ...
Proverbs 3:13 Happy ...
Genesis 50:1 #6 ... father's ...
Psalm 55:10 Day
--
I Kings 16:8 In ...
Isaiah 56:10 #20 ... loving ...
Proverbs 10:7 #2 ... memory
And
Rubio, if this implies what I guess it does then I am sorry for your loss. [I don't mean to imply that it must have been very recent.]
Credit where due: There were a couple of errors in the first version of this answer, which I have fixed after Rubio kindly pointed them out.
Discredit where due: I originally claimed that one element in the process was "sometimes slightly sketchy", but the sketchiness was in fact all in my head. Sorry, Rubio!
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
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(Thanks - it’s been just a few years, so recent enough that it still twinges now and again. Such is life?)
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– Rubio♦
6 hours ago
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Fixes fixed. Thanks! And yes, alas, such is life.
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The message says
HAVE A HAPPY FATHER'S DAY / IN LOVING MEMORY
and it works as follows:
everything up to the last "-" uses the elements' symbols to indicate a book of the bible; after that the element numbers indicate a chapter and verse; sometimes there is also a word number. (When there isn't we take the first word.)
And of course
the note about "King James VI and I" (that's a Roman number 1, not a first-person-singular pronoun) indicates that we should use the so-called King James translation.
We get
I Samuel 21:15 Have ...
I Timothy 3:2 A ...
Proverbs 3:13 Happy ...
Genesis 50:1 #6 ... father's ...
Psalm 55:10 Day
--
I Kings 16:8 In ...
Isaiah 56:10 #20 ... loving ...
Proverbs 10:7 #2 ... memory
And
Rubio, if this implies what I guess it does then I am sorry for your loss. [I don't mean to imply that it must have been very recent.]
Credit where due: There were a couple of errors in the first version of this answer, which I have fixed after Rubio kindly pointed them out.
Discredit where due: I originally claimed that one element in the process was "sometimes slightly sketchy", but the sketchiness was in fact all in my head. Sorry, Rubio!
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
74.5k3186288
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(Thanks - it’s been just a few years, so recent enough that it still twinges now and again. Such is life?)
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– Rubio♦
6 hours ago
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Fixes fixed. Thanks! And yes, alas, such is life.
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– Gareth McCaughan♦
5 hours ago
add a comment |
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The message says
HAVE A HAPPY FATHER'S DAY / IN LOVING MEMORY
and it works as follows:
everything up to the last "-" uses the elements' symbols to indicate a book of the bible; after that the element numbers indicate a chapter and verse; sometimes there is also a word number. (When there isn't we take the first word.)
And of course
the note about "King James VI and I" (that's a Roman number 1, not a first-person-singular pronoun) indicates that we should use the so-called King James translation.
We get
I Samuel 21:15 Have ...
I Timothy 3:2 A ...
Proverbs 3:13 Happy ...
Genesis 50:1 #6 ... father's ...
Psalm 55:10 Day
--
I Kings 16:8 In ...
Isaiah 56:10 #20 ... loving ...
Proverbs 10:7 #2 ... memory
And
Rubio, if this implies what I guess it does then I am sorry for your loss. [I don't mean to imply that it must have been very recent.]
Credit where due: There were a couple of errors in the first version of this answer, which I have fixed after Rubio kindly pointed them out.
Discredit where due: I originally claimed that one element in the process was "sometimes slightly sketchy", but the sketchiness was in fact all in my head. Sorry, Rubio!
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
74.5k3186288
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(Thanks - it’s been just a few years, so recent enough that it still twinges now and again. Such is life?)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
6 hours ago
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Fixes fixed. Thanks! And yes, alas, such is life.
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– Gareth McCaughan♦
5 hours ago
add a comment |
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The message says
HAVE A HAPPY FATHER'S DAY / IN LOVING MEMORY
and it works as follows:
everything up to the last "-" uses the elements' symbols to indicate a book of the bible; after that the element numbers indicate a chapter and verse; sometimes there is also a word number. (When there isn't we take the first word.)
And of course
the note about "King James VI and I" (that's a Roman number 1, not a first-person-singular pronoun) indicates that we should use the so-called King James translation.
We get
I Samuel 21:15 Have ...
I Timothy 3:2 A ...
Proverbs 3:13 Happy ...
Genesis 50:1 #6 ... father's ...
Psalm 55:10 Day
--
I Kings 16:8 In ...
Isaiah 56:10 #20 ... loving ...
Proverbs 10:7 #2 ... memory
And
Rubio, if this implies what I guess it does then I am sorry for your loss. [I don't mean to imply that it must have been very recent.]
Credit where due: There were a couple of errors in the first version of this answer, which I have fixed after Rubio kindly pointed them out.
Discredit where due: I originally claimed that one element in the process was "sometimes slightly sketchy", but the sketchiness was in fact all in my head. Sorry, Rubio!
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
74.5k3186288
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The message says
HAVE A HAPPY FATHER'S DAY / IN LOVING MEMORY
and it works as follows:
everything up to the last "-" uses the elements' symbols to indicate a book of the bible; after that the element numbers indicate a chapter and verse; sometimes there is also a word number. (When there isn't we take the first word.)
And of course
the note about "King James VI and I" (that's a Roman number 1, not a first-person-singular pronoun) indicates that we should use the so-called King James translation.
We get
I Samuel 21:15 Have ...
I Timothy 3:2 A ...
Proverbs 3:13 Happy ...
Genesis 50:1 #6 ... father's ...
Psalm 55:10 Day
--
I Kings 16:8 In ...
Isaiah 56:10 #20 ... loving ...
Proverbs 10:7 #2 ... memory
And
Rubio, if this implies what I guess it does then I am sorry for your loss. [I don't mean to imply that it must have been very recent.]
Credit where due: There were a couple of errors in the first version of this answer, which I have fixed after Rubio kindly pointed them out.
Discredit where due: I originally claimed that one element in the process was "sometimes slightly sketchy", but the sketchiness was in fact all in my head. Sorry, Rubio!
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
74.5k3186288
edited 5 hours ago
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
74.5k3186288
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
74.5k3186288
answered 6 hours ago
Gareth McCaughan♦Gareth McCaughan
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74.5k3186288
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(Thanks - it’s been just a few years, so recent enough that it still twinges now and again. Such is life?)
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– Rubio♦
6 hours ago
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Fixes fixed. Thanks! And yes, alas, such is life.
$endgroup$
– Gareth McCaughan♦
5 hours ago
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$begingroup$
(Thanks - it’s been just a few years, so recent enough that it still twinges now and again. Such is life?)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
Fixes fixed. Thanks! And yes, alas, such is life.
$endgroup$
– Gareth McCaughan♦
5 hours ago
$begingroup$
(Thanks - it’s been just a few years, so recent enough that it still twinges now and again. Such is life?)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
(Thanks - it’s been just a few years, so recent enough that it still twinges now and again. Such is life?)
$endgroup$
– Rubio♦
6 hours ago
$begingroup$
Fixes fixed. Thanks! And yes, alas, such is life.
$endgroup$
– Gareth McCaughan♦
5 hours ago
$begingroup$
Fixes fixed. Thanks! And yes, alas, such is life.
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– Gareth McCaughan♦
5 hours ago
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