THE GAME HAS BEGUN

[JonnyFrag]

I am completley baffled (nothing new there.)

Come on Penguin, give us some guidance!



Fishy Fishy Fish Fish?

[shortstack]

The only movie that can boast having Pat Boone AND Ron Jeremy listed in the cast...

Actually it's a documentary.  Sort of in the same vein as "The Aristocrats", I guess you could say.  Kind of amusing.  An artist friend of mine supplied one of his paintings for a background image in it.

[FBX]

and of course, the odds that its simply a bug in the script that generates the image are slim.

[WouTar]

DaPenguin felt it unnecessary to redirect the other "What's next?" thread to this one. There's something in the air.... and it smells fishy!

[Pak-Man]

Could it be a movie title that sounds like a dirty word?

[WouTar]

-,.^%??

Each sign is a different letter maybe?

[Pak-Man]

-,.^%??

Each sign is a different letter maybe?

Tried that. Shampoo was the best I could come up with. :^)

Maybe the Brad Pitt flick, "Snatch"? :^)

[WouTar]

I think not... I'm at a loss.

[David]

ASCII codes for the characters:

45 44 46 94 37 63 63

If you don't know what ASCII is, it's basically a code where each symbol on the keyboard (and more) gets its own number. Hold alt and type the numbers on the num pad (far right on most keyboards) and you'll see. It's "computer-geek" knowledge so most of you probably know it but is it pivotal to the clue? No idea.

[tardoid7]

Maybe it's that propaganda film for the Ramtha School of Enlightenment cult "What the (Bleep) Do We Know?!?"

[David]

What the bleep would be a great RiffTrax. As would any documentary.

Anyways, if each symbol is a letter, it might be one of these:

ACTRESS
AIMLESS
AIRLESS
AMPUTEE
ANTHILL
APTNESS
ARTLESS
BADNESS
BANSHEE
BARNETT
BEDROLL
BIGNESS
BOSWELL
BURGESS
BURNETT
CARDIFF
CASTOFF
COMPASS
CONFESS
CORNELL
COYNESS
CUTLASS
CYPRESS
DARNELL
DIGRESS
DIMNESS
DISTAFF
DRAFTEE
DRYNESS
DRYWALL
DUCHESS
EARMUFF
ENGROSS
FATNESS
FITNESS
FRISBEE
GAYNESS
GODLESS
GRANDEE
GUTLESS
HAPLESS
HARNESS
HAZLITT
HOTNESS
IMPRESS
INGRESS
INKWELL
INSTALL
JOBLESS
JOYLESS
JUBILEE
KARLOFF
KENDALL
LARGESS
LAXNESS
LIONESS
LOWNESS
MADNESS
MARQUEE
MARVELL
MASTIFF
MAXWELL
MISCALL
OUTSELL
OVERALL
PARNELL
PAROLEE
PAYROLL
PICKETT
PINBALL
PITFALL
PLAYOFF
PONTIFF
PREMISS
PRITHEE
PROCESS
PROFESS
PROWESS
PUCKETT
PURCELL
RANDELL
RATLIFF
RAWNESS
RIEMANN
ROSEANN
ROSWELL
SARNOFF
SAWMILL
SCHLEPP
SCHWINN
SHAMPOO
SHAWNEE
SHERIFF
SLURPEE
SPINOFF
SUWANEE
TAKEOFF
TARBELL
TIGRESS
TOPLESS
TOYNBEE
TRAINEE
TROCHEE
TRUCKEE
TURNOFF
TYNDALL
UNDRESS
WITLESS
WITNESS
WRYNESS
YAHTZEE

I posted the website that generates the list earlier but maybe it's more convenient to just spit them all out here.

[kodiakthejuggler]

ASCII codes for the characters:

45 44 46 94 37 63 63

If you don't know what ASCII is, it's basically a code where each symbol on the keyboard (and more) gets its own number. Hold alt and type the numbers on the num pad (far right on most keyboards) and you'll see. It's "computer-geek" knowledge so most of you probably know it but is it pivotal to the clue? No idea.

Ah, maybe the clue has something to do with computer geeks?

[David]

ASCII codes for the characters:

45 44 46 94 37 63 63

If you don't know what ASCII is, it's basically a code where each symbol on the keyboard (and more) gets its own number. Hold alt and type the numbers on the num pad (far right on most keyboards) and you'll see. It's "computer-geek" knowledge so most of you probably know it but is it pivotal to the clue? No idea.

Ah, maybe the clue has something to do with computer geeks?

There's nothing inherently "geeky" about a string of punctuation marks, just the way I interpreted them.

[kodiakthejuggler]

ASCII codes for the characters:

45 44 46 94 37 63 63

If you don't know what ASCII is, it's basically a code where each symbol on the keyboard (and more) gets its own number. Hold alt and type the numbers on the num pad (far right on most keyboards) and you'll see. It's "computer-geek" knowledge so most of you probably know it but is it pivotal to the clue? No idea.

Ah, maybe the clue has something to do with computer geeks?

There's nothing inherently "geeky" about a string of punctuation marks, just the way I interpreted them.

Maybe not "geek" related. Maybe "code" related?  How many recent movies involve deciphering code? Besides The Matrix? Maybe Sneakers? Maybe it's the James Bond cheesefest known as Tomorrow Never Dies, in which that special box decodes secret military information and also encodes it, so the bad guys turn allies against each other.  Just a thought.

[PsypherPunk]

-,.^%??

If you take the first letter of the first, second of the second, etc. it comes out with: horaeio. Could i have got '%' wrong and it's 'horatio'? So does that give us a film about Nelson or Shakespeare's Hamlet?

Maybe Mike's treating us to Mel Gibson in tights