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re: A Riddle... impatient forktard edition
Posted on 1/22/21 at 6:27 pm to fibonaccisquared
Posted on 1/22/21 at 6:27 pm to fibonaccisquared
Im a lot better at uga trivia than I am at riddles and ciphers
Posted on 1/22/21 at 6:28 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
The stadium is worse than bonkers
Now what in the world do the numbers mean
Now what in the world do the numbers mean
Posted on 1/22/21 at 6:34 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
Dammit. This is what happens when I walk away for five minutes.
Posted on 1/22/21 at 6:38 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
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ThereGoesHerschel
you better have the next riddle queued up son
Posted on 1/22/21 at 6:56 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
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The stadium is worse than bonkers
Congratulations to the Second two time winner of A Riddle.
You know the drill... make post, post the two rules and use the correct title... take as much time as you want and make frickbois like JD (and now apparently rig may be considering joining him) cry.
The numbers were a UGA-ified version of an Ottendorf Cipher, also known as a "book cipher" (see: italicized words in prior post). This is usually done by selecting a book, not just having any copy of a book with that title, but the same edition of a book (bibles are a common choice) so that page contents are identical. From there, numbers are used to identify Page > Line > Word position
In this case, Jersey Number (see: "loose fitting" and "folded" as other clues trying to direct to the clothing aspect of the word) was used as the initial key. Because we don't have a book edition, the final year of the player in question was used as the second digit (with leading zeroes omitted), and the last digit referenced which letter from their name (First Last) was to be used.
Example:
Herschel Walker:
34.82.1 = H
34.82.9 = W
As I mentioned in my post earlier, there is of course a chance that the same jersey number could possibly direct me to two players in any given year (offense + defense), but since I was placed on a time crunch, I didn't have the time to figure out who might have shared a jersey number throughout every instance, so I tried to in most cases choose the more recognizable player from that time as well.
IX//XXII
9//22
Larry Munson born: 9/28/1922
That specific game against Clemson played: 9/22/1984
Full Answer key as follows:
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T 8.2.1 (Terrence Edwards)
H 5.92.9 (Garrison Hearst)
E 63.67.12 (Edgar Chandler)
S 12.53.12 (Zeke Bratkowski)
T 12.81.8 (Lindsey Scott)
A 35.1.8 (Verron Haynes)
D 14.4.1 (David Greene)
I 4.98.8 (Champ Bailey)
U 29.2.2 (Burt Jones)
M 73.93.14 (Bernard Williams)
I 67.76.9 (Joel Parrish)
S 50.70.10 (Tommy Lyons)
W 36.13.6 (Bob McWhorter)
O 26.35.2 (John Bond)
R 17.6.2 (Greg Blue)
S 13.68.5 (Jake Scott)
E 33.94.2 (Terrell Davis)
T 62.46.8 (Charley Trippi)
H 31.84.9 (Jeff Sanchez)
A 7.8.2 (Matt Stafford)
N 16.66.4 (Lynn Hughes)
B 45.2.5 (Boss Bailey)
O 76.66.11 (George Patton)
N 39.45.11 (Mike Castronis)
K 36.78.12 (Willie McClendon)
E 3.5.9 (DJ Shockley)
R 17.0.9 (Quincy Carter)
S 44.77.10 (Ben Zambiasi)
Not sure if I left any other clues unreferenced but will edit if so.
Posted on 1/22/21 at 7:34 pm to fibonaccisquared
Thanks for the clarification.
Also fwiw I am dealing with a newborn at home and am going out of town tmrw morning (with wife and baby) so won't really have time to do one anytime soon. Idk if y'all wanna wait til next week for me to come up with some lame one (I'm not great at coming up with ideas for these) or if someone else wants to jump in
Also fwiw I am dealing with a newborn at home and am going out of town tmrw morning (with wife and baby) so won't really have time to do one anytime soon. Idk if y'all wanna wait til next week for me to come up with some lame one (I'm not great at coming up with ideas for these) or if someone else wants to jump in
Posted on 1/22/21 at 7:39 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
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Also fwiw I am dealing with a newborn at home and am going out of town tmrw morning (with wife and baby) so won't really have time to do one anytime soon. Idk if y'all wanna wait til next week for me to come up with some lame one (I'm not great at coming up with ideas for these) or if someone else wants to jump in
Just riff a shitty one so the ball keeps rolling, like I did. Fib got it in an hour. It doesn't have to be complicated. Just make a riddle.
Safe travels for your family.
This post was edited on 1/22/21 at 7:40 pm
Posted on 1/22/21 at 7:44 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
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'Well, well,' said the Rat presently, 'I suppose we ought to be thinking about turning in.' But he never offered to move.
Posted on 1/22/21 at 8:13 pm to ThereGoesHerschel
Pro-tip
Type your shite out in MS Word or Corel Word Perfect then screen snatch it and slap it up to imgur. That way you don't have to worry about Chicken's sloppy code and formatting.
Type your shite out in MS Word or Corel Word Perfect then screen snatch it and slap it up to imgur. That way you don't have to worry about Chicken's sloppy code and formatting.
Posted on 1/23/21 at 7:29 am to deeprig9
How did herschel and knowshon tie into the answer?
Posted on 1/23/21 at 8:38 am to ThereGoesHerschel
Herschel left UGA and was drafted to the new JERSEY generals. Knowshon was from new JERSEY.
This coupled with the "loose fitting" and "unfold" clues along with being told the location was not the answer was meant to offer a shot at figuring out the cipher key. If someone had landed there, I would have helped direct further as needed.
This coupled with the "loose fitting" and "unfold" clues along with being told the location was not the answer was meant to offer a shot at figuring out the cipher key. If someone had landed there, I would have helped direct further as needed.
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