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Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2016 11:01 pm
by Rachel Green
What we thought was "lamb" could be "lock", like a lock on the little slit that they slide the food through. "Escapes" may not thus be correct.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2016 11:02 pm
by NurseWilgy
Prisoner 920077 wrote:@Warden, is it possible you are missing an E in the first line? That sure seems like it should be "ear" to me....
Nope.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2016 11:14 pm
by Rachel Green
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound ~~ my day as they climb steadily towards me, and then the light that gleams in as the small slit is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid ~~~~~e ~e~~~e the slit is slid back into place and the little l~~~ escapes into a ~l~~~. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is consumed and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time ~~t~ t~~~~~~~,then you? ~~~~ the silence t~~ ~~~~ and start ~~~~~~~, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Someone else had the idea of "day" where I had "ear", I stuck it back in as it seems likely to be correct. But would it be "of my day"? "in my day"?

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2016 11:21 pm
by Rachel Green
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound ~~ my day as they climb steadily towards me, and then the light that gleams in as the small slit is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid ~~~~~e ~e~~~e the slit is slid back into place and the little l~~~ escapes into a ~l~~~. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is consumed and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start ~~~~~~~, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2016 11:23 pm
by Saito
A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slit is slid back into place

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2016 11:43 pm
by Rachel Green
Prisoner 277058 wrote:A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slit is slid back into place
Nice!

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Fri Mar 11, 2016 11:55 pm
by Rachel Green
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound ~~ my day as they climb steadily towards me, and then the light that gleams in as the small slit is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slit is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is consumed and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start ~~~~~~~, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:03 am
by Rachel Green
We are going to have to flat out guess that last, blank, 7 letter word. It isn't talking, since there is no "L", but it has to be something like it where the person starting making noises to kill the silence. It likely ends in "ing". So four letter word plus -ing that means talking sort of, but not talking, and it can't have an A, E, L or T. I think that's right. I've tried thesaurus.com or whatever and so far, I've got nothing. That word is going to kill us.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:05 am
by Rachel Green
Singing?

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:08 am
by Rachel Green
Singing, sighing... ooo, maybe cursing???

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:09 am
by Rachel Green
Could we have it?????


I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound of my day as they climb steadily towards me, and then the light that gleams in as the small slit is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slit is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is consumed and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start cursing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:12 am
by Gunther
Phenomenal work. If for some reason we have not solved it and get another letter, do you think an additional vowel is in order or would you like to establish the presence of a particular consonant?

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:15 am
by NurseWilgy
Not quite. Incorrect words are in red.
Prisoner 920077 wrote:Could we have it?????


I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound of my day as they climb steadily towards me, and then the light that gleams in as the small slit is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slit is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is consumed and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start cursing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Keep working, maggots. I'll check again in the morning.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:16 am
by Rachel Green
Prisoner 813142 wrote:Phenomenal work. If for some reason we have not solved it and get another letter, do you think an additional vowel is in order or would you like to establish the presence of a particular consonant?
There are definitely a few too many guesses involved, still. The word "slipping" may not be right, though I can't find a decent alternative, so it likely is. I'm flat out guessing at cursing, but it feels like it fits. So if they say it isn't right, and offer another letter.... I'm not sure. "P" is fairly popular, and would confirm slipping. "S" would help with cursing/sighing.

A vowel may be best, because a few spots where we have "of" could be "in"... "sound of my day" could be "sound in my day".

So P/S/I would work for me.

@WARDEN or HOSTS: how does this work? If we do not hear from you do we assume it is wrong? Can we submit multiple times? Do you guys say nothing until day ends?

ETA: ahh....

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:18 am
by Tangrowth
Prisoner 920077 wrote:
Prisoner 813142 wrote:Phenomenal work. If for some reason we have not solved it and get another letter, do you think an additional vowel is in order or would you like to establish the presence of a particular consonant?
There are definitely a few too many guesses involved, still. The word "slipping" may not be right, though I can't find a decent alternative, so it likely is. I'm flat out guessing at cursing, but it feels like it fits. So if they say it isn't right, and offer another letter.... I'm not sure. "P" is fairly popular, and would confirm slipping. "S" would help with cursing/sighing.

A vowel may be best, because a few spots where we have "of" could be "in"... "sound of my day" could be "sound in my day".

So P/S/I would work for me.

@WARDEN or HOSTS: how does this work? If we do not hear from you do we assume it is wrong? Can we submit multiple times? Do you guys say nothing until day ends?

ETA: ahh....
You can submit as many times as you want up until the deadline, but you may not always receive timely responses from the Warden, so utilize your guesses wisely. :mafia:

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:20 am
by Gunther
Swap slit out for slot I think. I will try to pull my weight on these last few words in a few hours. I want to hit the shower before any gang-banging thugs try to corner me and turn my into a ventriloquist's dummy.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:25 am
by Rachel Green
Yeah, slot in place of slit seems pretty straightforward. And I suppose it could be "only sound in my day" after all.

Any thoughts on a replacement for cursing? I thought of singing and sighing, I don't feel super-sold on either, but we have zero letters to work with, there.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:26 am
by Saito
Working on a solution now brb

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:27 am
by Rachel Green
In case of consumed... all we have is ~~~~~~e~. It likely ends in d, so ~~~~~~ed. Oh! Finished!

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:29 am
by Saito
Warden wrote:Not quite. Incorrect words are in red.
Prisoner 920077 wrote:Could we have it?????


I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clomp steadily towards me, and then the light that breaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping. At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Keep working, maggots. I'll check again in the morning.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:31 am
by Rachel Green
And gleams could be sneaks?

ETA: Oh, I like clomps, nice one.

And yeah, let's try "breaks in" but if they say no again, let's use "sneaks in" as the next try. I like yours better.

And if singing fails, we can try sighing.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:32 am
by Rachel Green
Very amazing work to the handful of you who bothered trying this challenge. I always appreciate a good decode session!

And to the rest of you... :suspish:

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:33 am
by Saito
I'm a dog on a leash baby and I gotta bark bark.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:45 am
by Operator
Prisoner 277058 wrote:I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound of my day as they climb
Nice!!

also second agreement on the kudos to who got the food bit. Well done! :clap:

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:46 am
by Operator
Prisoner 740359 wrote:
Prisoner 920077 wrote:Just a note. If we fail these challenges, there are some repercussions.

So, considering how difficult this one is, I'd like to note that the following prisoners have contributed:

Prisoner 920077
Prisoner 277058
Prisoner 413022
Prisoner 208986
Prisoner 650829
Prisoner 740359

The following prisoners have commented on it but not contributed:

Prisoner 640326
Prisoner 813142

And the following haven't said anything:

Prisoner 379949
Prisoner 509378
Prisoner 513538
Prisoner 980854

Should we fail, I think this information will be useful. I will not be voting to remove anyone from the first list, and even those in the second are ok, I know some people aren't fans of the decode. But that third group? Yeah. The last groupa mugs who tried to ride my coattails ended up on their backs staring at the roof of the church #apologiestoDMX
And you're posting right now why? Let's focus on the challenges, failing will happen when we stop focusing. After we've failed, we can talk who to roast.
agreed.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:49 am
by Saito
Prisoner 413022 wrote:
Prisoner 277058 wrote:I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound of my day as they climb
Nice!!

also second agreement on the kudos to who got the food bit. Well done! :clap:
If you liked that you're gonna love a couple pages afterwards.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 1:26 am
by Operator
agreed. 058.
You guys are amazing. I spent most of today trying to think of what the damn 3 letter word without the e in it after the small intsy bit I did was. You. Of course it was you. I need to play more cyrptos to be good at that sort of thing again.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 1:33 am
by Paul Stevens
"Climbs" could be clicks or clacks.

The warden sometimes wears women's heels so those make kind of a clicking noise....

Great job today though!

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 1:37 am
by Saito
Prisoner 650829 wrote:"Climbs" could be clicks or clacks.

The warden sometimes wears women's heels so those make kind of a clicking noise....

Great job today though!

My money is on clomps. Clomps is a fun word.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 7:02 am
by Prisoner 509378
Warden wrote:Not quite. Incorrect words are in red.
Prisoner 920077 wrote:Could we have it?????


I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clunk steadily towards me, and then the light that breaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start sobbing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Keep working, maggots. I'll check again in the morning.
Maybe. Possible corrections underlined.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 7:03 am
by Prisoner 509378
Credit to 277058 for a number of those.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 7:20 am
by Prisoner 509378
Prisoner 920077 wrote:Very amazing work to the handful of you who bothered trying this challenge. I always appreciate a good decode session!

And to the rest of you... :suspish:
A few of you are here simultaneously to suss it out together over a couple short stretches. That luxury is not possible for everyone.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 8:13 am
by Jack Shephard
:clap: Good job everyone. Decoding stuff just isn't my cup of tea. I'm more of a wine criminal.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 8:15 am
by Golf
Are we close to completion or confirmation? Super work, homies.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 9:06 am
by NurseWilgy
Incorrect still in red, correct in green.
Prisoner 509378 wrote:
Warden wrote:Not quite. Incorrect words are in red.
Prisoner 920077 wrote:Could we have it?????


I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clunk steadily towards me, and then the light that breaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start sobbing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Keep working, maggots. I'll check again in the morning.
Maybe. Possible corrections underlined.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:06 am
by Golf
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clonk steadily towards me, and then the light that creaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Give it to me Wardroben.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:17 am
by Gunther
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clomp steadily towards me, and then the light that sneaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking,then you find the silence too much and start sobbing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:19 am
by NurseWilgy
Prisoner 740359 wrote:
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clonk steadily towards me, and then the light that creaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking, then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Give it to me Wardroben.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:24 am
by Gunther
[quote]I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clomp steadily towards me, and then the light that sneaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking, then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:26 am
by NurseWilgy
Prisoner 813142 wrote:
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clomp steadily towards me, and then the light that sneaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking, then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:28 am
by Gunther
I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clink steadily towards me, and then the light that sneaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping.At first you pass the time with thinking, then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:30 am
by NurseWilgy
Prisoner 813142 wrote:I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clink steadily towards me, and then the light that sneaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping. At first you pass the time with thinking, then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Well, I'll be damned. Y'all got lucky. Just wait until tomorrow's job.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:32 am
by Gunther
Warden wrote:
Prisoner 813142 wrote:I hear the footsteps approaching. It's the only sound in my day as they clink steadily towards me, and then the light that sneaks in as the small slot is opened. A grating sound as the aluminum tray is slid inside before the slot is slid back into place and the little lock engages with a click. The food is warm but mostly flavorless, nothing to write home about. Not that I could write home, they won't give me pen and paper, or light, for that matter. It is later, after the food is finished and my tray taken away that the emptiness of this place really closes in. That's when you really start slipping. At first you pass the time with thinking, then you find the silence too much and start singing, eventually you end up talking to yourself. Until the voices start talking to you...
Well, I'll be damned. Y'all got lucky. Just wait until tomorrow's job.
*puts his pinkie to his mouth and smirks*

MWA HAA HAA! HAA HAA HA-HA! Ha ha ha!

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:32 am
by Tangrowth
You all have until the end of the time on the poll above to discuss freely. Just make sure you abide by the prison rules.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:43 am
by Golf
Let us drink the Warden's tears, for tomorrow we shall drink his blood!!

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 10:45 am
by Golf
Seriously tho, where is the new guy?

I think Prisoner 51-fourmoredigits didn't post at all either. SHAME SHAME SHAME dlinglidng

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 11:50 am
by Rachel Green
Good job guys!

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:11 pm
by Prisoner 509378
Great job everyone. Sorry for getting snippy, 920077... This place makes the darkness come out.

Let's get out of here as a complete unit, eh? One more.

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:12 pm
by Prisoner 509378
Clinking footsteps = our guards are robots

Re: [DAY 3] Turf Wars: Prison Edition

Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 12:30 pm
by Saito
How many more do we need to do before the real fun starts :feb: