This is code believe it or not

[Dredric1]

{II..} { ::O} { LLL } { O:::.( } { ()():.}

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the part above the line is the code
it was coded by hand not in a program
think about how it looks it has to do
with geometric equations

there are 5 letters

These { } show were the letter begins and ends

have fun

[godofcereal]

We need examples of how that is changed into words. Without it, it will be very difficult to get this out.

[xcurious]

what the heck?

umm im guessing the answer is "hello"

[Dredric1]

ok im not going to tell you wat it says yet
i ment it to be simple
and without being able to use pictures it was hard and ended up being simple

Here are some examples

{\I:.O}==J {UUOOOO}==J {WIO}==J

all three r equal to J
think how it looks not wat it is
remember Geometric equations

p.s. start counting

[xcurious]

you're full of shit

p.s: who edited my post above :/

[Dredric1]

look im not kidding
i said start counting
count geometric patterns and
apply them to the simplest key possible

[godofcereal]

Remove the spaces where they arent ment to be in the code. I have a fair idea on it. 8=j I think.

[Dredric1]

8 isnt J but you are a lot closer

[godofcereal]

J is six then. I have to take a crash course in geometry.

[Dredric1]

the math that goes with this is simple as simple as it gets i ment it that way

but any one who has eyes can pull it off
also i can change aspects so that it becomes more complex

it seems compicated but it isnt
remember its counting not doing hard core math
if i made it hard core i would have ment that no one get it

-- Tue Feb 10, 2009 11:11 am --

J is six then. I have to take a crash course in geometry.

the actual letter {J} == C
and the actual letter {C} == C

how do J and C look alike