From: fozzy3276 on
Can anyone deocde this? Please e-mail.

ESQDH RBXTY CGQOQ ZMQGP HPMWI ZDKTV CNYRW LOCYZ LFPNV XTEVT LHRIR TDKQD
BAPFT YPDRG IRFRP BHPMW YRWLM ZTZBT QZOIV BVTRL QNYET CLFBA POSIQ CQCGQ
COBRX PFTIS OCWAT BCGQD PNBHX BLOMW KAWOB AGAPN ZHIAT PCTQC BRYTV TLOFT
CDCOR YTPND MWUBQ CDMWE OQACR BYQLT MQXBY RVNTP QCTRM LPECO AT

From: edddy on
Your smiling faces are the sunshine of a sea of
formal asses. All appearing to be the solution.
And to only one to take to court is this one.

>>>>>>>>>>>>

Post note: The screamer set back your military

From: edddy on
Your smiling faces are the sunshine of a sea of
formal asses. All appearing to be the solution.
And to only one to take to court is this one.

>>>>>>>>>>>>

Post note: The screamer set back your military

From: Gianna Stefani on
edddy wrote:
> fozzy3276(a)yahoo.com wrote:
>
>>Can anyone deocde this? Please e-mail.
>>
>>ESQDH RBXTY CGQOQ ZMQGP HPMWI ZDKTV CNYRW LOCYZ LFPNV XTEVT LHRIR
>
> TDKQD
>
>>BAPFT YPDRG IRFRP BHPMW YRWLM ZTZBT QZOIV BVTRL QNYET CLFBA POSIQ
>
> CQCGQ
>
>>COBRX PFTIS OCWAT BCGQD PNBHX BLOMW KAWOB AGAPN ZHIAT PCTQC BRYTV
>
> TLOFT
>
>>CDCOR YTPND MWUBQ CDMWE OQACR BYQLT MQXBY RVNTP QCTRM LPECO AT
>
>
> A simple word substituiton cipher it appears. Every five letters means
> it is given a format to confuse. Ignore the five letter sets.
>

It has long been customary to group cryptograms into 5 letter groups
because the radio operator would transmit the signal in 5 letter groups.

The above format is not designed to confuse, nor does it, because it is
standard.



--
Gianna Stefani
From: edddy on

Gianna Stefani wrote:
> edddy wrote:
> > fozzy3276(a)yahoo.com wrote:
> >
> >>Can anyone deocde this? Please e-mail.
> >>
> >>ESQDH RBXTY CGQOQ ZMQGP HPMWI ZDKTV CNYRW LOCYZ LFPNV XTEVT LHRIR
> >
> > TDKQD
> >
> >>BAPFT YPDRG IRFRP BHPMW YRWLM ZTZBT QZOIV BVTRL QNYET CLFBA POSIQ
> >
> > CQCGQ
> >
> >>COBRX PFTIS OCWAT BCGQD PNBHX BLOMW KAWOB AGAPN ZHIAT PCTQC BRYTV
> >
> > TLOFT
> >
> >>CDCOR YTPND MWUBQ CDMWE OQACR BYQLT MQXBY RVNTP QCTRM LPECO AT
> >
> >
> > A simple word substituiton cipher it appears. Every five letters
means
> > it is given a format to confuse. Ignore the five letter sets.
> >
>
> It has long been customary to group cryptograms into 5 letter groups
> because the radio operator would transmit the signal in 5 letter
groups.
>
> The above format is not designed to confuse, nor does it, because it
is
> standard.
>
>
>
> --
> Gianna Stefani

Thanks,

another reason is to formulate the table to encrpyt. Except this cipher
does not use that technology.