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[Rusvul]

Hardback novels, textbooks, etc.

Hmm. You should have swinging textbook traps instead.

[The Skarzs]

Or a chin up bar too low.
My poor head.

[BlueRose]

Hmm, those are good ideas! Maybe I'll do a swinging textbook when my 'Monster Book of Monsters' comes in.

[Rusvul]

Or you could use the cover art from the third Fablehaven book.



Like, 'Haha! I have smacked you in the face with a centaur!'

Alternately, you could actually read the book. Which would probably be a better idea.

...What a strange way to suggest a book...

[BlueRose]

Pfft. That was a pretty interesting way to suggest a book.

[Rusvul]

Pfft. That was a pretty interesting way to suggest a book.

Dragons and evening stars and demons and witches and knots and houses and salt and preserves and jelly and fairies who are jerks and golems and dragons and run on sentences.

[BlueRose]

Oooohhh...... That sounds fun!!!

[Rusvul]

Right... So I don't think there's any jelly, or any run-on sentences. But still.

[BlueRose]

Haha. I'll have to read that... (Next time I actually have time to read... Aka, the next time I don't feel like being a forum lurker.)

[The Skarzs]

I lurk the forums and trudge the forums and travel and explore and. . .

[BlueRose]

........................ 20-14-16-29 16-12-7

Hint: 16

[The Skarzs]

Icereav?
Dang, these are tough.

[BlueRose]

That one is only double coded, using the same two coding styles as the first one, but with a different key.

[The Skarzs]

 

[BlueRose]

*sigh* I'm feeling helpful.

You've already figured out that the original coding is a basic number substitution code. The second coding is called a 'key-number' code.