Enigma

[Cappy Z.]

406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506.329.309.614.25.190 .10.1029.446.344.406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506.3 29.309.614.25.190.10.1029.446.344.406.505.602.400. 693.474.531.506.329.309.614.25.190.10.1029.446.344 .406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506.329.309.614.25.19 0.10.1029.446.344.406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506. 329.309.614.25.190.10.1029.446.344.406.505.602.400 .693.474.531.506.329.309.614.25.190.10.1029.446.34 4.406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506.329.309.614.25.1 90.10.1029.446.344.406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506 .329.309.614.25.190.10.1029.446.344.406.505.602.40 0.693.474.531.506.329.309.614.25.190.10.1029.446.3 44.

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[Red James cash]

Watch out cappy the Department of Homeland Stupidity will think youre sending messages to terrorists.

[ivan salis]

german WW2 - submarine code machine

whats the prize if I "crack the code" ?

note the key to cracking your code is the same repeating numbers -- some letters are more commonly used in the english langauge than others -- for exsample in your code the number 10 -- - its a rather simple number / letter swap code - where a letter is swapped for a number.

I am quite good at breaking "codes"

[Cappy Z.]

german WW2 - submarine code machine

whats the prize if I "crack the code" ?

I have a nice fat gemstone for the 'cracker' lol.

[ivan salis]

ok -- time to get to work --lol

[packerbacker]

for...a...good...time...call...cappy...z ??

[ivan salis]

406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506.329.614.25.190.10. 1029.446.334. the next number string

corrected the 10

[packerbacker]

[ivan salis]

yep the 10 between 190.10.1029 --opps slipped

[ivan salis]

well johnny what does our resident code cracker win ?

[ivan salis]

the next number string is

406.505.602.400.693.474.531.506.329.309.614.25.190 .10.1029.446.334.

i assume you want it decoded? if it is indeed a letter code --not just a numbers code

[ivan salis]

ok in letters / words it is.

[poorhunter78]

Can I use a Lifeline Regis?

[Cappy Z.]

Can I use a Lifeline Regis?

..you might just want to...to win this fat gemstone...

[poorhunter78]

Well this is as far as I have made it!!! It's in there somewhere, just won't come out to play..

[Cappy Z.]

Well this is as far as I have made it!!! It's in there somewhere, just won't come out to play..

Here's a little motivation...

[ivan salis]

ETAON RISHD LFCMU GY * - THE 17 MOST COMMON USED LETTERS IN THE ENGLISH LANGAUGE (HERBERT S. ZIM ) 17 LETTERS LONG WITH NONE REPEATING .

- INCH AND MILLIMETERS

[naturegirl]

C'mon ivan! I'm betting on you solving this!!!!

[Cappy Z.]

Big and Only Clue:



25=Y

[ivan salis]

OK 17 LETTERS -- NONE REPEATING -- HUMM -- Y = 25 HUMM -- LETS SEE IF 25 IS =Y -- (Z = 26 -- Z BEING THE 26TH LETTER OF THE ALPHABET ) -- IF SO 19 LOGICALLY THINKING WOULD BE S --10= J NUMBERS ABOVE 26 MIGHT BE REPEATING FILLER