Cryptic message

>>19017489
Tried with Caesar decoding?

>>19017489
>Found this cryptic message in a local parking lot
Of course you did...

>>19017496
Well i personally didnt my buddy's wife did and they asked me.

>>19017494
>Caesar decoding
Seems too simple. There's no words that "IIOIM" and "BB" could be converted to that makes sense. For instance, BB would have to be two of the same letters in a row, and IIOIM would need to have that same letter repeated three times, twice in the beginning --- you can see how there's no word like that.

This is assuming the dashes are ment to set off different words.

Also, the different colors probably means it's more complex of a code and the colors have something to do with it (unless the colors are a blind, but that would be almost too ingenious).

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Someone else in my town also found one that i foubd on twitter by using the hashtag

It says
>Mallory is a fat cunt!

Im thinking maybe coordinates but i havent really had much time to fuck around with it myself. First time ive ever stumbled upon something cool enough to post.

>>19017505
I doubt its that deep but maybe. We tried just doing a shift cipher and got nothing with that.

Red and blue colors means something inside the cipher.

See how the author corrected the color on the 'b' letter in the second line? Maybe that means that we need to solve them separate and then join them.

>>19017552
Absolutely a possibility

1311241414-182217-2132428112!9915913-20316251719162616113924.15921920222-182217-22-151623203!--26

I get tgat by simply converting to numbers ehich still means nothing to me

Does it has a different number that the one the girl found on twitter?

>>19017602
No they're both the exact same

>>19017602
As you can see the one i have and the one chicky has on twitter the backgrounds are different. Some context the SJ in the hashtag would stand for my city Saint John New Brunswick

>>19017602
>>19017609
>>19017617
The guy meant the 34/100 mark that shows up at the twitter pic.

>>19017621
Sorry the ones my friends and i found is 35/100 i cam only assume whoever made them made 100 in hopes someone would figure it out and put them around the city

>>19017515
tell mallory i'd give her the dick anyday

>>19017644
Hahahaha 10 4 i was surprised i even found anything when i searched the hashtag. I DMd her she also had no clue

I added up the numerical values of tgr numbers and got

22-21-26! 37- 79.35-21-4-23!- 8

Still means nothing to me.

Also im not worrying about the colors

>>19017657
Maybe you should do that but separating them by colors(-, . and ! Are common maybe?

>>19017667
Ill try it im driving right now so its really hard to do but ill absolutely try that

>>19017489
>colbertposting in real life

>>19017678
Yah nah

Also, The 'L' in the first line, in OPs Picture is red, While in Mallory's picture it's blue.

Maybe an author's error, or something else.

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>>19017819
Yah im nit putting much weight into the color as you can see it was first done in pencil then gone over with in color i think the color is just to grab attention.

Also here's a more clear picture. Any recommendations on a board then may be better to post this in?

"RVQ" is repeated twice i would assume that may be "the" or "are" or "our" or something along those lines

The IIOIM and the BB really throws a wrench into shit though

>>19017836
I don't think is just for attention.

What would be the point of fixing the color mistake in the second line, if it wont even matter to the solution?

My theory is that each pair of letters represent something as a pair, maybe a letter or number, maybe one of them is a letter, and the other replaced by numbers is the time the letter needs to be rotated. I don't know but I'll keep digging.

>>19017854
You're right i didnt notice that they intentionally fixed a color mistake

>>19017836
>>19017515
>>19017854
I wonder if the "l" at the end of the first line on the one i have is supposed to be blue like the "l" in the one i found on twitter

>>19017489
its some faggy numerical shit. some one probably just converted to jewyism and wants to see if their cabal training is sinking in yet

>>19017903
I guess that yes, that L should be blue. I mean the colors follow a specific pattern: they begin with 2 red letters, then 2 blue, then 2 red again etc.

could be they're meant to be separated by colour.

>red
MKDN RV UCHAL
IIM TCQSPAX OIHO
TV RV BB OPC
Z

>blue
XA Q XB
OI PY PZ MI BS
B Q WT

the word divisions might be deliberately incorrect to throw you off. also it could be deliberately written backwards.

>>19017913
Lol i wouldn't be entirely surprised by that

>>19017919
I was exactly thinking of that, i separated the letters by color as well. Now i was thinking on some way to put those words in place again

>>19017919
I like where that going definitely a good possibility in this i think

>>19017919
I think the last "l" in the first line may supposed to be blue as it is in the one i found on twitter i dont know though

I get this using a substitution cipher and using the whole entire text

Rvingp lay chisunk eeter whomybodonrei tesbut was lay ss tofwh

Doesnt mean much

end brain rape

Red text gives me

Dbyplauncreedingforthechialasshon

Blue text gives me

Guageofhisintheready

OP, what area did you find this in? Is it confirmed the same area for the Twitter girl?

>>19018037
Yes both in saint john new brunswick

>>19018034
How you got this one?

>>19018061
I used a substitution cipher decorder online this was assuming the last "L" in the first line was supposed to be blue

ARGs are so fucking stupid. The whole world is going to shit and people wanna just dick around.

Sorry i made a mistake this is what i got for the red text in a substitution cipher

Publincomessprofthewasmarninggaho

>>19018090
>Publincomessprofthewasmarninggaho
Can you link the decryptor you are using?

>>19018103
Https://www.guballa.de/substitution-solver

Fuck i keep getting different answers i dunno

>>19018151
Can you post the back of your paper?

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>>19018162
Yup here is my back

>>19018176
Don't you think is kinda weird the way the message is written?

Normally, you would write the blue part first, and then the red one, so It would read like:

(first)"Not to worry friend; if you can't solve me...
(second)Simple find those who can!"

but the author does it backwards, as implying you read it from right to left, not the regular left to right.

>>19018195
Definitely odd, i was starting to get excited i thought i was getting close with the substitution cipher decoder but i keep getting different answers. We seem close though and im fairly positive the substitution cipher is the answer

>>19018176
That message is written on the paper in such a way as to imply a separate section necessary for each part of the message. When folded/unfolded the message would read from top right, bottom right, top left, and finally bottom left. I think it might be a clue as to how you are to use your deciphering method. Blue might need to be solved first too.

>>19017836

tcpyqspzpamix.oibsho.tvb is a domain. Try cypher with three-letter domain suffixes in order of likelihood.

>>19018341
It could be a tumblr domain.

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>>19017489
windows license Key?!?

Been trying for half an hour. Conclusions:

- not a cryptogram or caesar cipher, "iioim" and "bb" return gibberish. Maybe a vigenere cipher.
- if it's a vigenere cipher, the two instances of "rvq" are a huge clue; either the key is exactly three letters long, or it's being repeated every new word.
- colors don't matter; they don't match between the two copies, follow a simple pattern and the phrase is too clear

Probably says:
"Thanks for playing!
Visit [domain] for..."

>>19018443
Thanks

>>19018451
Although "Thanks for playing" works as a cryptogram on its own. Idk.

Honestly I think a kid/retard tried to do a cryptogram and fucked it up by allowing multiple letters to alias to the same letter, a la a two-letter word aliasing to "bb"

You're probably wasting your time.

>>19018477
Also I tried pulling the vigenere keyword based on my guess of the line and applying it to the rest of the message and it doesn't work, so either my guess is wrong or it's not vigenere.

Occam's razor says author fuckup.

Holy shit guys, it says OP is a faggot.

>>19018477
>>19018484
Yah im also beginning to thibk thw author fucked it aswell ill keep tryin to fuck with it for a bit though wheb i get home. If i had to guess its probably supposed to be for a free meal or some shit to a restaurant that opened in town or something i hughly dought its anything super cool. If we crack it and i find something or anything OP will deliver