There's chocy milk in them veins I can smell it.
Murder and drink the milk xD. wheezing. Seriously though renting a bull cant be more expensive than a vet. Even a cattle auction has to be cheaper.
The final supper
Ironically, the guy who owned whimpys. Was charged with labour trafficking.
The Indian act told me it's illegal to touch the grass :). Sorry
Bc if they use key shift cyphers they can say one thing and mean another, but it only looks one way. Its a fantastic and simple way to hide messages.
I have a rudimentary understanding of the languages. The Cantonese nd Hangul is the one that trips me up most. I do also have a very deep grasp on codes, I love puzzles and my grandma was a code breaker. I just get wicked self doubt, lol.
Sorry English is my first but not preferred language, I know it's barely legible and looks like rambling, but I'm just one guy lol. Upon your tip I'm rebuilding the Doc.
They know I have the answers, I'm a blanchard\ hatcher survivor from St barbe district. I also have 0 self preservation. and fail safes for the info being released upon divorce from oxygen.
Fantastic moats on the tax payer. Is this a family guy episode?
Probably a nod at the cyphers they use. could be acronym or key replacement?
anyone alright at deciphering and wants to let me know if I'm onto something?
Work in question= https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XkoG0-yNVqFD5bhoNzldz7vZhxz6aNPm_ImoG7xs9eM/edit?usp=sharing
I used a Base64 Gila 7 > ASCII Bit 7 or 8 (I usually run both path options) > CC> Little UTF16 > Big UTF16
I came across the files when I was looking for ties to the Blanchard ring. I also found the context of other things as well. Is it confirmation bias or am I onto something? I know the letters produced are uni code. However they are corresponding with words.
He has connection to those 1800 rings.