The internet mystery that has the world baffled

The Telegraph ^ | 25 Nov 2013 | Chris Bell

[Chode]

bingo...

[Chode]

a one time pad for sure

[dgbrown]

I thought the same thing—but they “found a NEW prime number” this wasn’t just a slip of the tongue.

[dr_lew]

$ factor 845145127
845145127: 503 509 3301

[Billthedrill]

Portland area code. :-)

[dfwgator]

[Darksheare]

And he wrote the lefthand names of the gods on the skins in purple ink..

Weird.

[Chode]

da kill box

[Bigg Red]

Numbers Station

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Some months ago, I was reading comments on a thread. I have forgotten what the topic was, but several posters were referring to radio stations which broadcast only someone reading numbers. I got the impression that this was many years ago and that they were HAM radio stations.

Could you please tell me a little about this. I was trying to tell my husband about it some time later, as he has some knowledge of radio technology, but he had never heard of such a thing.

[Chode]

so the plot thickens...

[central_va]

ECONCOM

[ShadowAce]

I really liked that show.

[bgill]

It’s Scar, the Gremlin, in green bright lights.

What do I win?

[LostInBayport]

I remember playing that. A lot.

Man, I’m old. Old!

[Chode]

they are shortwave stations to be sure and they are still out there... you can hear an example here number station audio

[dfwgator]

“With all due respect John, I am the head of IT and I have it on good authority that if you type “Google” into Google, you can break the Internet.”

[ozaukeemom]

That is what I caught too. lol Most was beyond me, but I knew that much!

[PLMerite]

bfl

[Chode]

if you're lucky, no knock on your door...

[Jane Long]

04b@XRE3P3A$L01D.