Need help translating...
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king killa
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> POIUYT JHGF DTRTYUIXVN KIY LJGH CVN
> I think it may be some kind of Arabic since the guy's name is Ahmed.
> Can anyone help?
>
Perhaps Ahmed (as in Elazul) can help.
> I think it may be some kind of Arabic since the guy's name is Ahmed.
> Can anyone help?
>
Perhaps Ahmed (as in Elazul) can help.
Ugly Joe
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Gibberish? More like http://69.57.154.100/netfu/tmp10020/coollogo_com_30355111.gifflaming gibberish</a>!
Re: Figured as much (that it's gibberish)
If it came by email, see if you can find some setting that allows messages to keep their original encoding, rather than it auto converting to "readable" text. This way you might be able to get the alphasymbols and throw those in a translator online, after which I'm sure you'll get something like "The puppy flies at midnight when the cows cry".
If it came by email, see if you can find some setting that allows messages to keep their original encoding, rather than it auto converting to "readable" text. This way you might be able to get the alphasymbols and throw those in a translator online, after which I'm sure you'll get something like "The puppy flies at midnight when the cows cry".
Re: Figured as much (that it's gibberish)
> If it came by email, see if you can find some setting that
> allows messages to keep their original encoding, rather than
> it auto converting to "readable" text.
Unfortunately, the email was from the website that the guy submitted his offer/comment to, not directly from the guy. Otherwise, I'd give that a try.
> If it came by email, see if you can find some setting that
> allows messages to keep their original encoding, rather than
> it auto converting to "readable" text.
Unfortunately, the email was from the website that the guy submitted his offer/comment to, not directly from the guy. Otherwise, I'd give that a try.
Seriously, don't be gullible.
> If it came by email, see if you can find some setting that
> allows messages to keep their original encoding, rather than
> it auto converting to "readable" text.
Don't be gullible. It's gibberish. Everyone knows it's just gibberish. It's not even mis-encoded text, it's just plain old gibberish bullshit. I mean, look, "POIUYT", it's the letters on the top row of the keyboard starting at P and going left. A poiuyt is a classic "can't exist" joke found on drawing tables of engineers:
Again, it's not mis-encoded, it doesn't need to be translated. It's gibberish. Nothing more.
> If it came by email, see if you can find some setting that
> allows messages to keep their original encoding, rather than
> it auto converting to "readable" text.
Don't be gullible. It's gibberish. Everyone knows it's just gibberish. It's not even mis-encoded text, it's just plain old gibberish bullshit. I mean, look, "POIUYT", it's the letters on the top row of the keyboard starting at P and going left. A poiuyt is a classic "can't exist" joke found on drawing tables of engineers:
Again, it's not mis-encoded, it doesn't need to be translated. It's gibberish. Nothing more.
Re: Seriously, don't be gullible.
> Don't be gullible. It's gibberish. Everyone knows it's
just gibberish. It's not even mis-encoded text, it's just
plain old gibberish bullshit. I mean, look, "POIUYT", it's
the letters on the top row of the keyboard starting at P and
going left. A poiuyt is a classic "can't exist" joke found
on drawing tables of engineers:
I wasn't being gullible - I didn't even look at the keyboard or try to type out the phrase anywhere - if I had, I'm sure I would have noticed that - I was simply offering a suggestion based on previous experience with clients receiving email that originally had been written with a different alphanumeric set than english.
> Don't be gullible. It's gibberish. Everyone knows it's
just gibberish. It's not even mis-encoded text, it's just
plain old gibberish bullshit. I mean, look, "POIUYT", it's
the letters on the top row of the keyboard starting at P and
going left. A poiuyt is a classic "can't exist" joke found
on drawing tables of engineers:
I wasn't being gullible - I didn't even look at the keyboard or try to type out the phrase anywhere - if I had, I'm sure I would have noticed that - I was simply offering a suggestion based on previous experience with clients receiving email that originally had been written with a different alphanumeric set than english.
Re: Seriously, don't be gullible.
> Again, it's not mis-encoded, it doesn't need to be
> translated. It's gibberish. Nothing more.
ygiui aui yevil ogiui lwviygebh swwdl sedi henniuelg, nry ey'l acyrasst vrcg vrcg vwui.
... though, personally, i do think it's gibberish.
> Again, it's not mis-encoded, it doesn't need to be
> translated. It's gibberish. Nothing more.
ygiui aui yevil ogiui lwviygebh swwdl sedi henniuelg, nry ey'l acyrasst vrcg vrcg vwui.
... though, personally, i do think it's gibberish.
Audigy
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Re: Figured as much (that it's gibberish)
so how are you supposed to reply to the guy to see if he'll make good on his offer?
I assume you have sent him just a basic reply acknowledging your receipt of his request... perhaps his reply to you will be more intelligible.
I think you're just running circles around a spambot.
so how are you supposed to reply to the guy to see if he'll make good on his offer?
I assume you have sent him just a basic reply acknowledging your receipt of his request... perhaps his reply to you will be more intelligible.
I think you're just running circles around a spambot.