But....If I said I was NOT correct and, in fact I was NOT correct

doesn't that make me right? :smile:

Just not about the solution :sad:

I was going to post:
"You are right!" That is not correct."

But I thought it might confuse things.

[B]A Learner Rifler Rouge A Creed Driving[/B]

Hint: [spoiler]Computer related and far worse than BSOD.[/spoiler]

This is probably too long.

[QUOTE=Flatlander;195489]End men burped factor.[/QUOTE]

Topic of wblipp and R.D.Silverman debates :smile:

[QUOTE=axn;195676]Topic of wblipp and R.D.Silverman debates :smile:[/QUOTE]
[spoiler]odd perfect number[/spoiler]

A Learner Rifler Rouge A Creed Driving is General Failure Error Reading Drive C. Too long!

[B]Clods Houses Roofs[/B]

Hint: [spoiler]Historical landmark.[/spoiler]

[QUOTE=xilman;194852]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[/QUOTE] Ok, here's a fairly simple first case.

TSXLA LCAOI IRHIA EAPEF RIFNE RNPST OCPEI NMOAE TSINH

If you're any good at elementary cryptanalysis you shouldn't need this clue: [spoiler]envysrapr[/spoiler]

Paul

[QUOTE=storm5510;195681][B]Clods Houses Roofs[/B]

Hint: [spoiler]Historical landmark.[/spoiler][/QUOTE]

Wild guess: [SPOILER]School of Sue Ford[/SPOILER]

I've never heard of that. Nice try.

Hint: [spoiler]Antigonus I Monophthalmus[/spoiler]

[QUOTE=storm5510;195752]I've never heard of that. Nice try.

Hint: [spoiler]Antigonus I Monophthalmus[/spoiler][/QUOTE]

Ah... [SPOILER]Colossus of Rhodes [/SPOILER]

Had to google it though

Colossus Of Rhodes is correct.

:smile:

[B]A Fertile Homes Tempt[/B]