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someone tried netscape?

point ( . )

you ( u )

point you......somewhere?

just shootin' again

Originally posted by Jbird
point ( . )

you ( u )

point you......somewhere?

just shootin' again

good thinkin´

and the "a" someone got on safari?
"at"

point you at...

He said he got a "."

Not an a.

Redid it yet again, and it won't take "brooklynbridge.html" as an answer...says incorrect. I wonder if it really is an incorrect answer, but an answer to another question, like that Rendlesham thing, again??? I'm soo tired of retyping all this...

whops, sorry... thx for straightening that out.

how is it even possible that dif. browsers show same page differently?
im no html expert, but i thought that was impossible... or at the very least a programming nightmare.

but what do i know?

Originally posted by FibroKat
Redid it yet again, and it won't take "brooklynbridge.html" as an answer...says incorrect. I wonder if it really is an incorrect answer, but an answer to another question, like that Rendlesham thing, again??? I'm soo tired of retyping all this...

i dont think so.

"not a battery, aside from manhatten, Linda"

battery park, near manhattan, near brooklyn bridge, Linda was the name of the woman abducted. No we are on the correct path I believe.

Originally posted by SdiRailgun
whops, sorry... thx for straightening that out.

how is it even possible that dif. browsers show same page differently?
im no html expert, but i thought that was impossible... or at the very least a programming nightmare.

but what do i know?

nah man i know html and i dont see how it is possible, but i'd say they are using c++ or Java........ I still dont see how, i'd say ff is just reading it wrong....... prolly should be a u

[edit on 8/10/2006 by l0rds0fcha0s]

did you clear the cookies?
I need a cookie

i just cleared my cookies and started fresh.

when I got to the I want to learn answer (I think that was the one) , there was a blank page there, but it took the rest of the answers anyway??

now I'm back at "."

tried:

puncuation
dot
period





maybe cryptically referring to a time period???

along those lines, also tried

era

wasn't one of the clues, ' allens secret ' ?

Allen U. XXXXXX maybe ?

Originally posted by Mechanic 32

now I'm back at "."

tried:

puncuation
dot
period

maybe cryptically referring to a time period???

along those lines, also tried

era

M- there seems to be some confusion as , those of us on Firefox have a ( u )
instead of ( . ) which those using Explorer have.

*U* is a serious 20 year UFO research effort to catalog, map, and do statistics on UFO reports worldwide.

Maybe I don't know

Originally posted by Jbird

Originally posted by Mechanic 32

now I'm back at "."

tried:

puncuation
dot
period

maybe cryptically referring to a time period???

along those lines, also tried

era

M- there seems to be some confusion as , those of us on Firefox have a ( u )
instead of ( . ) which those using Explorer have.

it's a mess up jeeze man. i'm on firefox and i got the .

Well, I've gotta go 'feed the animals' , I guess if we don't see any

admin. help it's part of the game.

good luck till then

remember, the missions always have some kind of continuous thread to them so:L

secret cipher of the ufonaut
mothman
silverbridge
brooklyn bridge

Originally posted by Jbird

M- there seems to be some confusion as , those of us on Firefox have a ( u )
instead of ( . ) which those using Explorer have.

That's exactly why I've cleared my cookies.

What versions of Firefox are members using that get the "u" ???

Mine is Firefox/1.5.0.6

I've gotten both the u and the . on firefox but only the . on IE.

Also, I only got the u once on firefox.

Has anyone cleared their cookies and reentered their answers in firefox in the last 20 min and gotten a "u"? Where's Springer when you need him?

Regarding the "." :

Given the John Keel theme of recent question, Point Pleasant would be an ideal answer...

Doesn't seem to work though.

Now my wife wants me to go to bed, and I've always considered it unwise to turn down such requests from attractive blondes.

Nighty Night.

Isaac

[edit on 10-8-2006 by IsaacKoi]

I don't see it as a rendering issue ... both sources just show a period or U where the question usually is on the page.

If anything it's a server side issue ... either someone is hand coding it or they have something automatically producing the pages. However I don't think you could create a unique page for different browsers WITHOUT any type of code in the html on page.

Also I've gotten both the u and the period in firefox so it's not just a browser-dependent thing.

Very confusing.

[edit on 10-8-2006 by Fiverz]