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This one should be simple:

[B]Member Supermen Sinner[/B]

[quote=storm5510;194750]This one should be simple:

[B]Member Supermen Sinner[/B][/quote]
[spoiler]Prime Mersenne Numbers[/spoiler]

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[quote=storm5510;194750]This one should be simple:

[B]Member Supermen Sinner[/B][/quote]

[I]Answer: Mersenne Prime Numbers[/I]

[B]
Ignitible Solid No[/B]

Wild goofy guesses
[SPOILER]BOILING LENS IDIOT[/SPOILER]

I can do that.
Billion digit nose
One Billings idot
Idle slob ignition (sounds like a pretty starter to me lol)

I think my answer for the first one makes more sense than the 'official' one. Prime Mersenne Numbers makes perfect sense, but Mersenne Prime Numbers is a bit redundant, to say the least.
[quote=petrw1;194838]Wild goofy guesses
[spoiler]BOILING LENS IDIOT[/spoiler][/quote]
[URL="http://www.cswap.com/1999/Toy_Story_2/cap/en/25fps/a/00_18"]Lousy try, Brian.[/URL] (no, that's not an anagram, your words and this whole thread just vaguely reminded me of it for some reason)
:grin:

Um...[spoiler]Boiled Oiling Tins[/spoiler]?
[spoiler]Biding Lies Lotion[/spoiler]?
[spoiler]Deb Oiling Soil Tin[/spoiler]?
[spoiler]Bed Soiling Oil Tin[/spoiler]?
[spoiler]Bide Toiling Sin Lo[/spoiler]?
This one's much harder than the last one..
Edit: Inspired by one of Joshua2's, I think this is the right answer: [spoiler]One Billion Digits[/spoiler]

Better

[SPOILER]ONE BILLION DIGITS[/SPOILER]

I figured it had the billion digit thing. But "Boiled Toiling Sin" is kinda cool

Solve [B]Sneer From Menu[/B]

[QUOTE=Joshua2;194845]Solve [B]Sneer From Menu[/B][/QUOTE]Too easy. Solvable at a glance to [spoiler]Mersenne forum[/spoiler]

That's the problem with transposition ciphers. For small messages the solution is either obvious or next to impossible without additional contextual information because there are too many solutions.

I suggest that we move to much longer texts where solving the transposition cipher becomes more of a challenge, and a fairer challenge at that. If there is any support for this suggestion I'll produce a few ciphertexts of varying difficulty.

Paul