snuffhouse has some weird ass contest going on...

[EricHill78]

If any of you guys can crack this.. submit it on snuffhouse or I will for you.. at least send me a few cans cause I told u guys about it.. lol

Toque and Snuffhouse are proud to present the first in a series of occasional competitions. The prize will be a box of the fantastic new Silver Dollar snuffs and a hand crafted wooden snuff-box. First correct response to reach me wins, and in this competition only the winner gets a prize -which is only fair because the winner will have thought very deeply to win! The competition is: 22321 32122 13212 22219 33999 12332 33119? Well, I didn't say it would be easy, simply crack the code!

I took the easy way and tried to google it lol.. nah no luck..

[precious007]

wtf i dont understand this

ewff.. anyways ive got snuff for a life time..

[devilock76]

To save time for others, converting each set to hex, it is nothing sensible in ASCII, EBCDIC, or even ALT Codes. Does not seem to be a numerical sequencer problem, although the first three sets might lead one to believe that. Not a coordinate problem. Best guess it is a cypher, but not sure what type, or how to align it. The spaces mean something, got another idea I am about to try.

Ken

[devilock76]

They are not zip codes. Well 4 of them are but 3 of them are not.

Ken

[CoderGuy]

To save time for others, converting each set to hex, it is nothing sensible in ASCII, EBCDIC, or even ALT Codes. Does not seem to be a numerical sequencer problem, although the first three sets might lead one to believe that. Not a coordinate problem. Best guess it is a cypher, but not sure what type, or how to align it. The spaces mean something, got another idea I am about to try.

Ken

I was thinking substitution cipher, spaces may not mean anything as many times they remove all spaces and group into groups of 5 to make it harder to decipher but there are only 4 repeating numbers (1, 2, 3, and 9) and only 35 total digits, so some letters/numbers are probably represented by 2 digits and some by 1.

No other information Eric? Do you have the link to the post?

[devilock76]

http://snuffhouse.org/discussion/5160#Item_3

I don't think it is as simple as a substitution cypher, I noticed the number set only uses 123 and 9 so I think that is relevant. I tried the addative of each set but that got me little farther. Still plugging.

Ken

[tom502]

I can't figure it out.

[c.nash]

I think I might have it. Who do I contact?
I guess I should register on snuffhouse huh?

[CoderGuy]

I think I might have it. Who do I contact?
I guess I should register on snuffhouse huh?

You da man! I guess I too should listen to more JB and RB, seems to be working for you! ;P

[c.nash]

You da man! I guess I too should listen to more JB and RB, seems to be working for you! ;P

I hate you... Lol
I posted my answer on there.

[devilock76]

I hate you... Lol
I posted my answer on there.

The lack of response makes me think you were not correct. I have gotten no further, a couple other semi dead ends I chased, that is about it.

Ken

[c.nash]

The lack of response makes me think you were not correct. I have gotten no further, a couple other semi dead ends I chased, that is about it.

Ken

Yeah, I'm doing it for fun. We'll see if I figure it out. Haha

[EricHill78]

Transistor was sure happy I posted on here but hey.. I needed help lol

[devilock76]

Yeah, I'm doing it for fun. We'll see if I figure it out. Haha

Well one of the "clues" is laced with Guy Fawkes references, none of my guesses based on that have yielded a response.

Ken

[CoderGuy]

Well one of the "clues" is laced with Guy Fawkes references, none of my guesses based on that have yielded a response.

Ken

Ah, so there are clues? I don't have an account on Snuffhouse so I can't see anything.