The story goes, that this book was left by an /x/phile's grandfather, and for the past week...

The story goes, that this book was left by an /x/phile's grandfather, and for the past week, /x/ has been trying to read what it says.

Individual repeating characters have been identified, transcribed and assigned substitute letters.

Quipquip.com is an online cryptogram solver which, with some help, can be pretty useful for checking possible letter substitutes.

Based on the possibility of this being written in coded English, we've figured out the characters for t, h and e, as seen in pictures below.

Let's give them a helping hand, guys!

Previous threads:

Here are the identified characters, and their corresponding frequencies.

Here is a picture of the 5 pages, and there transcribed characters (ignore the coloured boxes, they're just to signify some repeating big rams, ect), and here are the character substitutes for quip quip.

ABCDE
CFEG
HIJK

LDMNO
FPBE
QRF
STFU
DVS
CSGFJ

QRF
WBAF
XYFZ1
2YQ
EFUFZ
3YP4F

GFAQ
S2DYQ
LBVF
MSE
5FU
PFS6

QR7A
WSZ1
XYSLO
CA84D
3DNFJ
TLS19

The grandfather had possible Freemason ties, and his family moved to America from Germany around 200 years ago.

its a recipe for breaded chicken

>written in coded English

lol it's hebrew

/thread

/x/ is full of sad people who WANT to believe in the paranormal. They roleplay all day in their sad little fantasy worlds and are also known for making shit up and this 'code' might as well be one of those roleplaying circlejerking games.
Good luck with your sad games, autists

that doesn't really matter when it's a fun riddle

i recall a similar thread there how some guy found a holy book in an unknown language in his fathers possession

btw they have a lot of writers there too :^)

how do you know it's holy when you can't read the language?

oh, i dont recall the details...

That thing looks brand spanking new. Also looks like it was forged from some leftover chain mail that you can buy or easily make.

/x/ is known for perpetuating hoaxes, forcing memes & attracting all manner of feeble minded schizos. Take anything you find there with a grain of salt & spare yourselves the indignity.

It's clearly a mail book/

didn't jung prove paranormal when he invented acasual synchronicity

kek'd more than i should have

we already have an unsolved fun riddle. it's called the Voynich Manuscript, and it wasn't made out of steel wool by some faker from /x/.

That's not even mail, it's just interlocked rings. That thing is also not more than 10 years old, and it was a waste of time to make.

People need to learn how to make actual mail if they're going to do this.

>Veeky Forums is full of sad people who WANT to believe in metaphysics. They roleplay all day in their sad little fantasy worlds and are also known for making shit up and this 'code' might as well be one of those roleplaying circlejerking games.

Good luck with your sad games, autists

>ABCDE
>CFEG
>HIJK
DON'T

>LDMNO
>FPBE
>QRF
>STFU
>DVS
>CSGFJ
FORGET

>QRF
>WBAF
>XYFZ1
>2YQ
>EFUFZ
>3YP4F
TO DRINK

>GFAQ
>S2DYQ
>LBVF
>MSE
>5FU
>PFS6
YOUR

>QR7A
>WSZ1
>XYSLO
>CA84D
>3DNFJ
>TLS19
OVALTINE

>the Voynich Manuscript, and it wasn't made out of steel wool by some faker from /x/

Yeah. It was made by random bored ass monk faker from the 15th century.

Looks pretty fucking clean and shinyfor a 200 year old piece of metal.

oh my god it's a christmas story reference.

don't think anyone claimed that the book itself is 200 years old

neat idea though. i think i might do something like this when i am old and grey, for my descendants to find. it will provide a clue to the location of my secret hoard of gold, limited edition POGs and shemale porn

If it's so old where is the rust?

Veeky Forums's science education fails again

>Instructions to the Undertaker:
>Laid in repose, arms crossed, tube of POGs clenched in each fist

>slammer on each eyelid

>POGs
YEAH FUCK YOU TOO GRUNT AT LEAST IM NOT GONNA GET FUCKEN BLOWN UP BY A FUCKEN HAJJI

i bet this turns out to be some kind of viral marketing

I fucking laughed thanks m8