Crack my hidden message [Win all of my LG Gold]

some music to listen to while you figure it out.


Now I know it may sound a bit extreme, but hear me out. I have a game.
everyone has toItry and crack the hidden code in this message. Yes, it's there.
Very careful precautions have been made to make sure it'll be a very good challenge.
Every word I say is being carefully analyzed by you, isn't it?Rwhat if I haven't started?
Rightenow, you're proving to yourself that you love mind games. I know for a fact I do.
Getting something challenging every once in a while and solving puzzles excites me.
Once upon a time, I used toagetlthose Boy Scout books with puzzles through them. I
never reallylnoticed how difficult those were until I triedythem again when I was older.
Noteto soundnlike an ass or anything, butjas we get older, we getostupider. Not ever
againycan I look at one of those damn magazines. I can't figure them out anymore. ha
good thing I have google now. I didn't have that shit when I was a kid. Anyway, like
I said. If you can crack thechidden message inathis thread, I'll give you all of my gold.
Very fewrpeople can guess it. Well, actually, it'spmuch easierethan it looks. Probably
everybodytthinks it first thingias the solution before they even start to read it. And
you're all about as close to being right as you could possibly be. It's a simple trick very
overused in a lotnof puzzles. You'll be thrilled, stunned, you'll laugh and youll cry. Cheer
up though, even if you can't guessgit you still gave it a good run.
Understand though, anger leads to violence and we can't have that. Goodluck, you
Pinnacles of beauty, and masters of wit.


-Raivu

[No, it's not "Never gonna give you up"]

**HINT!!! There might be letters you can't see in the post. How do you find them? Don't lose track, make sure you have a pen and a piece of paper.**

Never Gonna Give You Up

Gold plz.

Way too freaking easy bro.

Difficulty Increased.
Just to give everybody a fair chance.

It's still the same.

Also, I won, where's my money.

Kain wrote:

It's still the same.

Also, I won, where's my money.

No it isn't o.o

Edit: Sent you half. Figure out the other half of the message to get the rest

Goodluck you'll proabably understand if it's not right. (or something along those lines)

Poop is it poop? Poop is it pooooooooppp

Thomas wrote:

Goodluck you'll proabably understand if it's not right. (or something along those lines)

what made you think that's the answer?
if you were answering. lol

Raivu wrote:

what made you think that's the answer?
if you were answering. lol

Took every word at the beginning of each sentence that was capitalized and then arranged them until they made a proper sentence. Maybe I over thought it?

Thomas wrote:

Took every word at the beginning of each sentence that was capitalized and then arranged them until they made a proper sentence. Maybe I over thought it?

You definitely over thought it, but bravo to that. o_o I wouldn't have even thought to do that.

Is there really even a hidden meaning? I feel like this is a trick question.
I might just be a derp face though.

Your hidden message says I dont really care enough xD

CL0V3R wrote:

Is there really even a hidden meaning? I feel like this is a trick question.
I might just be a derp face though.

No, it's in there =]

are you a horse fly

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or the code is that your the horsefly trying to tell the people or horse

Vuong Le wrote:

are you a horse fly

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or the code is that your the horsefly trying to tell the people or horse

nooope. Close though.
Goodbye horses is just a good song lol.
The actual hidden message itself can be found by highlighting the whole post.

World peace!

Ethan wrote:

World peace!

As awesome as that would be!
nope

As some have written, "horses" do symbolically represent the five senses. I believe the song describes the desperation that comes with discovering reality for what it truly is; a shattered sense of idealism and an embrace of mortality, and finally the kind of sadness that comes with letting go. The person who "tells them" the truth is a sort wise man that represents what one faces when confronted by stark reality. He says, "All things pass into the night", a phrase that could allude to both death and the ephemeral nature of all things in life. For example, the things you treasured or emotions you felt as a child will pass and you will not remember them; in a way, even in life, you will lose yourself or become disconnected from what you once were. Basically, there is nothing to hold onto and the singer must accept letting go. The singer's first reaction is "I must disagree... won't you listen to me?"; a desperate plea that loss is not inevitable as the singer attempts to hold on to innocence. Next the other individual says that they have "seen there hopes and dreams lying on the ground", and beyond that "seen the sky just begin to fall", which is a more apocalyptic vision of the loss of everything (one's life, one's entire sense of reality and self, etc...). In the end, the singer accepts this, and "goodbye horses" represents a kind of enlightenment, sort of discovering of what lies beyond the senses, which is a deeper and much more harsh truth. However, this is not a happy enlightenment. In desperation the singer recognizes mortality, loss, and the total uncertainty of reality. The singer is flying over the kind of grounded sense of life and self previously held, and has moved onto an entirely new, but much scarier and insecure sense of reality. This makes me think of a kind of tortured spirit or whirling through the air. So in affect the song is a huge nervous breakdown caused by the loss of innocence.

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GF thread.
/close

wow,that to much dude
maybe it goodbye horse?

Ethan wrote:

As some have written, "horses" do symbolically represent the five senses. I believe the song describes the desperation that comes with discovering reality for what it truly is; a shattered sense of idealism and an embrace of mortality, and finally the kind of sadness that comes with letting go. The person who "tells them" the truth is a sort wise man that represents what one faces when confronted by stark reality. He says, "All things pass into the night", a phrase that could allude to both death and the ephemeral nature of all things in life. For example, the things you treasured or emotions you felt as a child will pass and you will not remember them; in a way, even in life, you will lose yourself or become disconnected from what you once were. Basically, there is nothing to hold onto and the singer must accept letting go. The singer's first reaction is "I must disagree... won't you listen to me?"; a desperate plea that loss is not inevitable as the singer attempts to hold on to innocence. Next the other individual says that they have "seen there hopes and dreams lying on the ground", and beyond that "seen the sky just begin to fall", which is a more apocalyptic vision of the loss of everything (one's life, one's entire sense of reality and self, etc...). In the end, the singer accepts this, and "goodbye horses" represents a kind of enlightenment, sort of discovering of what lies beyond the senses, which is a deeper and much more harsh truth. However, this is not a happy enlightenment. In desperation the singer recognizes mortality, loss, and the total uncertainty of reality. The singer is flying over the kind of grounded sense of life and self previously held, and has moved onto an entirely new, but much scarier and insecure sense of reality. This makes me think of a kind of tortured spirit or whirling through the air. So in affect the song is a huge nervous breakdown caused by the loss of innocence.


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GF thread.
/close

o.o; That's superbly over thinking it since finding the message requires no thought at all.
But you are my fucking HERO for getting that in-depth with the song. I've been trying to figure out what it means and you've got it spot on.
Look at the hint though.
It's written in the post (Not the video). There are letters you can't see. How do you see them? get your pen and paper handy.

I really enjoy carpenting?

Ethan wrote:

I really enjoy carpenting?

I have an extra t between the n and the g....?

You must be wrong, because I am pretty sure I got all of it figured.

It is "I really enjoy carpeting".
I went through it and I didn't see an extra "T" between the n and the g.

Yeahhh, I are rich.
Thanks love. <3