Buried Treasure and Riddle Archive

Treasure 200 (Veal Fan, Feburary 20th, 1998):

I am burying the Exquisite Dead Guy (yet again, because that what he does best)as a Treasure.

I am revealing the following portion of the Map:

The Exquisite Dead Guy shall be found by the last player to post a message containing the word "Hubert" to a public forum.

Later that day, Veal Fan posted the following clarifier:

The full legalese version of the Map is that "When there is only one player who has not posted the word 'Hubert' to a public forum since this treasure was buried, that player shall find the Exquisite Dead Guy."

This Treasure has had some Clues and Guesses

Treasure 204 (Vynd, March 30th, 1998):

I am creating a trinket named Discworld, valued at A$400, with the following CURRY delimited text:

CURRY

The Discworld is a flat world, unlike Acka but in some ways kindred to it. It rests on the backs of four elephants, which in turn stand on the back of Great A'Tuin, the star turtle. In this manner it travels throughout the cosmos. Experts say the chances of something so patently absurd actually existing are millions to one. Magicians have calculated that million-to-one chances crop up nine times out of ten.

CURRY

I am burying the Discworld, along with a Bonus Vote, as a treasure.

Here is part of the map to this treasure:

If three (or more) Literature proposals which quote the work of Terry Pratchett and are written by the same player are accepted, then that player finds the treasure. This is only true, however, if the quotes found in these proposals are in or appended to 3 (or more) seperate rules.

Now that the Treasure is safely buried under my bed, I am going to the Library.

This Treasure has had some Clues and Guesses

Treasure 207 (Attila the Pun, April 5th, 1998):

I am creating a trinket, valued at A$100, known as "The Mu-Cow." It has the following description: "It is green and it is not green."

I am burying the Mu-Cow, and revealing the following, which might have some relation to its map:

di,noy s [tp[sds; ejovj trvorbrd mp URD bpyrd smf fprd mpy gso; wipti,
yp gomf yjr <i=Vpe/

This Treasure was mentioned in The Ack#9

Treasure 208 and 208a (K 2, April 7th, 1998):

I am burying Second Prize and my Automatic Sculpture, with the map (or something very much like it):

The player who causes the most players to become ineligible for T200 (the Hubert treasure) shall find this treasure.

A player is deemed 'responsible' for another player becoming ineligible when e has a message containing the word hubert quoted by an the eligible player in a public forum. A player may be responsible for their own disqualification if they say hubert as part of the unquoted text [includes Hubert wrote].

One point is gained by each originator of the word hubert in the disqualifying message.

K 2 is disqualified from finding this treasure.

Later:

I' creating a _trinket_ called Second Prize is worth A$ 73, it looks identical to first prize, only more expensive.

I'm burying Second prize right along side my automatic sculpture buried in T205. [harfer's note really means T208]

Still Later:

Everyone picks on me :)

Second prize has a map which is sooooo identical to T205[harfer's note really means T208] that, as treasure harfer, I not even going to pretend that its a separate treasure :p

This Treasure has had some Clues and Guesses

Treasure 211 (K 2, 4th May, 1998):

I am creating a _Trinket_ called Established Riches worth $A 73: It is a framed picture. When it is owned by an organization it depicts that organization digging for treasure. At all other times it is life size picture of the Chartreuse Goose - Sneering.

Woo, that hideous sneer... I can't stand it.... nooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!

I am burying my Automatic Sculpture and Established Riches as a Treasure.

The first Organization to legally complete the following list:

• Take Possession of the Little Lamb.
• Chew the Gumball.
• Have all members vote in the same manner on (10-size) proposals.
• Recite Poetry.
• Dance on the Town Hall Steps.
• Bury a Treasure (worth at least A$50).
• Play a song on the ASS.

while having not more than half (rounded down) of the membership with proxied votes, shall find this treasure. Each of the actions must have been performed after this treasure was buried and as an organizational action.

In case you were wondering - This treasure may _only_ be found by an organization. VSO's are prohibited from finding this treasure. If a church wishes to attempt to find the treasure, the actions must still be performed as though it were a political party of the same size... and before you say it - those organizations of which I am a member are also permitted to find the treasure.

Treasure 212 (The Gingham Wearer, 12th May, 1998):

I create a trinket value A$75 called "That Quick Brown Fox" with the description: "It is a model of a fox leaping over several lazy looking dogs."

I then bury That Quick Brown Fox as a treasure.

The map to this is something along the following lines:

This treasure will be found when TGW says that it has been. It should be found with respect to the creation of a minimalist sequential pangram; that it is a sentence containing all the letters of the alphabet in order whilst being as short as possible.

I haven't decided exactly when it will be found but if you find any decent ones then send them to me. All words used must be proper words and it must make grammatical sense, even if it is totally ridiculous. To give you a rough aim of what to go for, I'd say anything below 45 letters is a good start, but with a bit of fine tuning you should be able to go below 40.

TGW.

This Treasure was mentioned in The Ack#9

Treasure 217 (K 2, 25th May, 1998):

I create a trinket called N-2,bromoacetyl, N-acetyl amine, it is worth A$ 30 and has the description : Useful, dispose of at your own risk...

I bury N-2,bromoacetyl, N-acetyl amine as a treasure and in no way reveal any part of the map ;)

Treasure 225 (K 2, 18th July, 1998):

I bury Evil as a treasure.

Treasure 227 (The Church of Seleya, 3rd August, 1998):

I suggest The Church of Seleya bury all its trinkets as a treasure, with the map "This treasure shall be found by whoever /dev/joe says, whenever he says it has been found." I approve of this suggestion. (JT and Brie Clump need to approve.)

Contains:

• has 29 /dev/joe's bar of gold #1-29 (Value: A$250 each)
• has the set of Steak Knives 99823 (Value: A$2)
• has the Rhymes With Schubert (Value: A$101)
• has the I Finally Finished _Infinite Jest_!!! (Value: A$137)
• has the Many Thanks (Value: A$10)
• has the Jade Key of Yara (Value: A$23)

Treasure 231 (Wild Card, 26th August, 1998):

I volunteer, and consent, to join the white water rafting team,
In an attempt to safeguard eir souls and my dream.

I don the Purple Robe of Justice,
I find that wearing is is just nice.

I bury my Pyraic Frobnotzer in a hole,
The map reads something like this in whole:

This treasure will be found by the fourth player
to win a cycle during the month of September or, later

By Wild Card on the
1st of October if it
Has not been found yet.

I am wearing a Silly Agenda Hat,
What do you say to that?

This Treasure has had some Clues and Guesses

Treasure 239 (Weishaupt, 9th September , 1998):

I bury as treasure the following: Principia Discordia (A$100), Never Whistle While You're Pissing (A$20), Atlantean Statue (A$300), Intiate of the modified Rose (A$150), and the Sacred Chao (A$200). I disclose no part of the map.

This Treasure has had some Clues and Guesses

Treasure 240 (K 2, 13th September, 1998):

I am burying two of my automatic sculptures and a A$ 54 trinket which I will create now with the name "Eir Emerald Curry" and the following PLONK delimited text:[trinket creation failed :/]

PLONK

Yesterday a blue salami sat awry in the elder's vase under a folded yashmac. Research found that any player preferred it on an indigo village easel of oompah sounding xylophone musical dip.

Will the eyebrow on the fine wooden chest raise in surprise? To the north a codex lies. 'twas written by rabietic octopi in rosebud. Unfortunately in that area your useless brain's meatloaf. I'd have been noetic with the holy shades but I wanted to be really fair to EEL.

On topic, an exquisite dead replica of banna mounted onto the kissing stone of Odo's narthex is essential. As is a player of tav. Occasional fetticinii fed to the lion will be helpful. On your hajji, as usual, a blue coloured baldric from Yara will be required.

Owing the Fon-due Set earnings (removed with terrific sacrifice from the heart of Kyle's place of ruination in zazzav) earns a semi-precious vase and some lime earwax for that fine wooden chest.

Pseudosophistication will reinstitutionalise ennui in Phish's shrub egomaniac reporting industry. Nice? No! Tastelessly unimproved! Talking about ti won't cause the hoax to be destrawed.

To the east and s.w. Aladdin's new unci deflate Elves' bicycle tyre [sic]. Translated this sentence is a taxi containing graffiti u'v never seen.

A tsunami , for each silicon python called upon d'wax the golden straw dyke is due. Payment in onyx (green stone); you'll receive a minicab. Purchasing elbow room prevents Aggro, the vicious eggplant, from rubbing muesli on your chest.

In the machine internomic got an idea. A clan from Fiji - Sarinan Ormolu - is force-fed ravioli. Hot antipasti; and that lion's still hungry.

Doom, down on the cot in Agora's plot. A kid and her salami. Milo inter mug. Earliest youth esophagi; and a friggin' vase again.

PLONK

This Treasure has had some Clues and Guesses

Treasure 241 (Piz, 15th September, 1998):

I bury a Treasure consisting of A$3 and the Great Tuba of Ackanomic. I disclose no part of the map at this time.

Piz

Treasure 242 (two-star, 17th September, 1998):

I am burying the strong shovel, the little Woden Ship #7 , the MR. Lunatic Fringe's Treasure Toga #6, a pair of dress pants, and the Round Tuit as a treasure.

As has been revealed in the ACK, I made a mistake in creating the tromino go game that I used in obfuscating the map to the Curious Clock. This treasure will be found, therefore, by the player who privately emails me the board I *should* have used.

It must have exactly 28 moves played according to the rules of Tromino Go with no passes. There may be only one possible first move that could occur in any such legal sequence that would create the finished board. Aside from that, I will use my subjective judgement to choose among responses. The number of moves after the first that are forced should be fairly large. Also, the completed board should be fairly compact, without too many tentacly bits sticking out if possible. You can send more than one submission. On November 1, I will choose the submission I like best, and the submitter will find this treasure.

**two-star

Treasure 243 (Studge, 18th September, 1998):

I create a trinket out of A$ 75 named "I Bagged A Swinger" with the description "Awarded to the Chess Extraordinare who cleaned up the party board a bit."

I bury this trinket as a treasure with the map: "This treasure will be found by the first Swinger who causes some Swinger to not have pieces on the board such that the GOP Swinger is able to, or (in case something causes this to be impossible) the first player the GOP says found it."

This is the whole map (no tricks this time).

Studge

Treasure 244 (rufus, 20th September, 1998):

I bury all my tradable entities as treasure. Map forthcoming.

rufus

[Contains:

• 8 Swingpoints
• a Bonus Vote
• A$ 204
• an Evil Ballot Stuffer
• a Pair of Dress Pants
• a Gingham Dress
• reading comprehension is too (Value: A$1)
• cfj 660 to be TRUE (Value: A$1)

Treasure 245 (Rex Mundi, 20th September, 1998):

I create a trinket, value 5 A$, with the quoted name " Gretchold the Evil Math Troll".

This has the description:
E lives under the bridge! E is, however, correct about the radians thing. E is also green.

I bury Gretchold the Evil Math Troll as a treasure, with the following map: This will be found by the first player to become an Evil Math Troll in a way that is defined by the rules.

Rex Mundi.

Treasure 246 (Anathema, 30th September, 1998):

I create a trinket worth A$1 called "Treasure is a way to give devj0e money" with the description "It looks a lot like it's buried... Oh wait, no, it looks like it's in the museum." I bury it and reveal the following, which has quite a bit to do with the map:

QQQQMHXFVHF(vipu)(IWS)

On 08 Oct 1998 02:18:09 JT played a Map Shard.

A Mean Hat revealed publically: "posts the word Hubert without explanation for three days in" for which e was/was not found to have snowgod's disease.

Treasure 248 (K 2, 4th October, 1998):

Yesterday I voted - and it didn't make a blind bit of difference; actually it saved me $50 - but otherwise - not a blind bit of difference. Anyway to commemorate the occasion I am burying the a trinket. It is worth A$50. Naturally I give it a name - Chaotic Time Soak. Since I have to, I also give it a description - a swirling, spiraling, gyrating, twisting, surging, curling, rotating, revolving pool of ever changing colour (no matter what the rules say, it includes black).

With the trivial actions out of the way I bury the Chaotic Time Soak as a treasure and reveal the following:

• 4100AD-2000AD
• 2700BC-13300AD
• 4720AD-1320AD
• 5050AD-400AD
• 1700BC-6500BC
• 1000BC-5500BC
• 4300AD-2500AD
• 1AD-2500AD
• 3000BC-7100BC
• 400AD-7200BC
• 1000AD-8400BC
• 1900AD-7040BC
• 200BC-7730BC
• 2700AD-3000AD
• 3900AD-2200AD
• 1500AD-8630BC
• 3350AD-3550AD
• 4945AD-610AD
• 2500AD-1700AD
• 2300AD-102BC
• 32BC-16655AD
• 2300BC-5800BC
• 900AD-8000BC
• 122AD-10348AD
• 3300BC-5600BC

which (as you will immediately note) all have something in common.

Treasure 249 (Anathema, 5th October, 1998):

Seeing as it's been about a week, I release the following Xazij publicly. Xazij #9 Cost: A$6 Matching Spell Book and Shades of LILITH VELKOR

Description: "She was known both for her uncanny ability to unify people and her seemingly negative talent of seperating even the closest of friends. Contrary to propaganda, she was a champion of order, and indeed it was she who developed the Illuminati-dominated number-and-letter ordering systems that we still use today."

199-05-194-00-206-04-200-04-205-05-198-04-197-03-198-02-211-17
215-07-198-00-222-02-208-10-214-06-206-04-211-11-210-08-213-19
226-04-222-12-230-00-225-03-220-04-231-01-222-12-214-06-216-16
236-02-235-03-194-40-226-04-227-05-195-37-190-26-220-12-170-32
205-37-137-07-148-08-188-42-233-01-194-48-180-40-200-32-177-01

Description: "In Eris We Trust is written on the back of each Ackadollar... and there's that funny pyramid, with the writing so small you can just barely make it out"

TUPIA SOTL QTS IUUISIA DU DRIRNOD SOT DAN CANEUM OXA UNII RESU AXT QRIICES
TA TTAHTIDA ITITLINEMN DNUPIAILC

Then I bury them and reveal the following map fragment

Th*s* X*z*j w*ll b* f**nd b* th* pl***r wh* f*nds m* tr**s*r* w*th th* s*cr*d ch** *n *t

Treasure 250 (K 2, 6th October, 1998):

I bury Eir Emerald Curry as a treasure. I reveal the following :

T240 will be found by the player who finds this treasure.

Treasure 252 (The Green Ripper, 9th October, 1998):

I create a trinket worth A$24 with the name "24" and description ".gnihtyrevE dna ,esrevinU eht ,efiL fo noitseuQ taerG eht ot rewsnA ehT" and bury it as a Treasure with the following map (or, at least, something very similar):

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This Treasure will be found by the twenty-fourth player to submit privately to The Green Ripper a correct solution to the problems below.

Public submission of a solution or attempt thereat will disqualify a player from contention for this Treasure.

Here are some sample solutions:

• 1248 -> (4-2)*1*3
• 2458 -> 4*3/1+2
• 2458 -> 2*3+4/1
• 1111 -> 1x2x3x4
• 6666 -> 1+2+3+4 (Ooh, what a giveaway.)

Here is the problem:

• 1123
• 1189
• 1234
• 1237 (with a nod to Alfvaen)
• 1289
• 1379
• 1389
• 2359
• 2588
• 2679

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Since, although this is a rather easy treasure, I don't expect a huge majority of Ackans (e.g. 24) to get it, (and I'd rather have it be a crap shoot than a Hubert) I will allow individual players to submit the solution more than once, but I probably will disregard all after the third or fourth (depending on my whim) per player.

I may, again as suits my fancy, possibly respond to public postings of similar four-digit strings with a solution. It shouldn't really be necessary, though, especially for you guys.

It may look somewhat mathy, but don't be discouraged; the only math skills needed are basic arithmetic. I didn't even bother to encode it, that's how easy it is. It's something of a prelude, you might say.

This Treasure has had some Clues and Guesses

Treasure 253 (JT, 11th October, 1998):

I bury "A Rather Easy Treasure", "JT's Barrel of Monkeys", and "A mirror #1" as a treasure and release the following clue (which has some relation to the actual map) to it's whereabouts.

0005320048-14-54-04-43-06-52-16-47-11-24-05-40-12-23-27-37-55-36-18-47-34=145
2542080620-14-33-45-37-56-04-61-18-57-39-08-44-05-75-17-26-35-55-11-21-72=153
0000098732-45-15-34-03-22-46-31-08-43-11-30-20-05-39-33-13-18-15-46-38-23=030
0001012498-48-05-15-12-25-28-24-10-26-11-39-20-19-22-42-33-46-52-49-48-05=021
0006783269-45-28-69-12-08-02-61-34-26-50-19-70-23-37-52-58-15-24-57-32-04=186
9013860112-75-02-39-69-30-06-77-33-10-57-45-13-73-02-48-37-44-56-05-25-42=142
4000285069-14-38-23-04-52-03-12-43-06-09-56-17-50-02-32-06-26-05-45-36-53=151
7143600095-28-73-02-22-75-20-46-55-38-23-06-60-19-49-01-51-40-17-34-52-12=255
0002811625-41-04-56-19-44-07-13-61-37-43-63-21-15-33-39-58-26-06-40-53-31=146
0406387812-16-31-55-01-52-26-37-08-75-38-41-64-15-76-14-05-02-28-17-79-11=106
1782618912-71-13-37-72-02-25-57-72-08-92-66-40-03-89-31-16-54-46-80-20-52=184
8099205305-57-07-30-01-74-19-37-14-07-50-21-70-18-69-12-35-25-42-34-57-71=116
0000112867-52-04-36-24-03-41-19-13-22-48-49-20-25-39-33-28-16-44-53-29-43=194

Treasure 256 (A Mean Hat, 16th October, 1998):

I create a trinket worth A$1 called "Not For You, Traub!" with description "JT thinks I'm a poor sport, but the way I look at it, I just want to give other treasure hunters a chance. I'm sorry I keep making you mad at me, JT. Maybe I'll just stop burying treasure."

I bury it and release the following, which is the map, in completeness:

"This treasure will be found by JT when e says so. E may only say so if 5 treasures I have buried have been found by a player other than em, and e feels that e was cheated out of them by my actions.

On January 1st, 1999, this map automatically becomes the following text:

'This treasure will be found by the fourth distinct player to privately (and not publicly) send me a message requesting it since this has been the format of the map.'"

Treasure 257 (K 2, 16th October, 1998):

I create a Trinket Called "Perpetual Trophy" worth A$77 described : A coloured shaped thing of indeterminate size made of stuff useful for performing actions. A team of entities keeps the engraved list of players, who have found it as part of a treasure, up to date.

I create a contract called "on the dotted line", pay the SHF and supply the following text which constitutes the contracts content:

" The holder of the Perpetual Trophy is bound by these restrictions:

• E may not destroy, or allow the destruction of, the Perpetual Trophy.
• E may not destroy, or allow the destruction of, this contract.
• E may not give the Perpetual Trophy to an entity which has not signed on the dotted line.
• E may not bury it with a map that allows it to be found by :
  i) an entity who has not signed on the dotted line or
  ii) an entity which has found more treasures containing the Perpetual Trophy than any other entity which has signed on the dotted line.
• E may not hold onto the Perpetual Trophy for more than one week.

Penalty:
Transference of A$77 and the trinket named Perpetual Trophy if it exists and is owned by the entity who broke the contract (otherwise transference of A$154) to a randomly selected player who has signed on the dotted line other than the player who broke the contract. If the player who broke the contract does not own sufficient A$ to meet the penalty e shall instead be penalized a number of points equal to the number of A$ that would have been due.

I am signing on the dotted line.

I am burying the Perpetual Trophy and an automatic sculpture as a treasure. The treasure hunt shall be conducted as follows :

• In order to find the treasure seven steps must be completed.
• Except for step one, a step is not successfully completed until the map writer/custodian has been informed as to how it has been fulfilled. It is preferable that such messages have the subject: <name of map writer/custodian> you duffus I've completed step <n>. [e.g K 2 you duffus I've completed step 4]
• Upon successful completion of a step the next step shall be received, except that:
  i) No player shall receive the second step until at least five other players have completed step one.
  ii) Steps 3-7 shall not be released less than a three days after the first successful completion of the prior step in each case.
• Player's shall receive this sentence when they play a map-shard :)
• Once successfully completed a step may not be re-attempted.
• The first step is: sign on the dotted line.

Treasure 259 (A Mean Hat., 19th October, 1998):

I bury clocks that bicker in marble ships as a treasure.

Here is the map:

I will reveal quotes from three plays. When a player unambiguously posts (publicly) to my satisfaction the play that one of the quotes comes from, that quote will no longer be valid and the player who guessed it will become the Drama Critic and I will begin another quote. The Drama Critic may not guess on quotes. The first player to correctly get 3 quotes will find the treasure. An incorrect guess disqualifies you from guessing on that quote in the future ; three incorrect guesses disqualifies you from finding the treasure. Each incorrect guess will reveal another fragment of the quote.

Some quotes will have certain restrictions. Some of the quotes might not be quite exact. I might star out names that look web-searchable. I might retract quotes that I realize are terribly misquoted. In general, I am not to be held accountable for any of my actions with regard to this treasure

#1 "Knowing my body well, as I do," (AJ, Leather Artifact, Studge ineligible)
#2 "You been up there along time" [sic]
#3 "Excuse me, sirs, I pray, I can't yet speak"

Treasure 261 (A Mean Hat., 8th November, 1998):

I bury It's not that bad, really, it's not (Value: A$3) with the following map:

This treasure will be found by the first player other than Robert Sevin to have a Harf Score at least 5 points higher than that of A Mean Hat.

Treasure 262 (Studge, 8th November, 1998):

I bury The World Chessboard as treasure and reveal no part of the map.

Treasure 263(a,b,c,d,e,f,g,h,i) (Wild Card, 10th November, 1998):

This treasure will be found by a randomyl determined player who voted YES on proposal 3716.

Treasure 265 (, th November, 1998):

Finally, I am burying A$1 as a treasure with the following map.

"This treasure will be found by the person who can convince Wallace the e has found the most retired or semi-retired players and caused them to re-join, either for the purpose or rebelling, or for the purpose of stopping a rebellion."

Note that these are sometimes in random order, since one cannot be certain which Treasure(s) they go with. On the other hand, when a clue, guess, or riddle has been posted, and it is clear which Treasure it goes with, I have put the material under the link at that treasure (e.g. T 104). Look for it there.

Alfvaen has included several clues to treasures in back issues of the Big White Gazette

I'm also guessing that these two messages posted by /dev/joe have something to do with treasure:

1D 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 2T 0W 37 39 2Q 31 2X 38 38 2T 2S 0W 2P 0W 34 36 
33 34 33 37 2P 30 0W 38 2W 2P 38 0W 2R 33 32 38 2P 2X 32 37 0W 2P 38 0W 
30 2T 2P 37 38 0W 1F 1C 0W 3B 33 36 2S 37 18 0W 2Q 39 38 0A 2R 33 32 38 
2P 2X 32 37 0W 32 33 0W 3A 2T 36 2Q 37 1A 0A 0A 1E 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 
2T 0W 31 2P 2S 2T 0W 2P 0W 2V 39 2T 37 37 0W 2P 38 0W 38 2W 2T 0W 25 2P 
2R 2W 2X 32 2T 0W 38 2W 2P 38 0W 2V 33 2T 37 0W 16 34 2X 32 2V 16 0W 38 
36 39 38 2W 18 0W 2P 32 2S 0W 38 2W 2P 38 0A 2V 39 2T 37 37 0W 2R 33 32 
38 2P 2X 32 37 0W 38 2W 2T 0W 3B 33 36 2S 0W 13 2R 2W 2P 36 38 36 2T 39 
37 2T 13 0W 2P 37 0W 34 2P 36 38 0W 33 2U 0W 38 2W 2T 0W 38 36 39 38 2W 
1A 0A 0A 1F 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 2T 0W 34 39 36 2R 2W 2P 37 2T 2S 0W 2P 
0W 34 2P 36 38 3D 0W 2R 2W 2T 37 37 0W 34 2X 2T 2R 2T 0W 33 38 2W 2T 36 
0W 38 2W 2P 32 0W 2P 0W 34 2P 3B 32 1A 0A 0A 1G 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 2T 
0W 2P 0W 32 39 31 2Q 2T 36 0W 33 2U 0W 34 36 33 2R 2T 37 37 2X 32 2V 0W 
2R 2W 2X 34 37 0W 3B 2W 2X 2R 2W 0W 2X 37 0W 34 36 2X 31 2T 0W 2P 32 2S 
0W 2V 36 2T 2P 38 2T 36 0W 38 2W 2P 32 0A 1D 1C 1A 0A 0A 1H 1A 0W 21 0W 
3B 2P 37 0W 38 2W 2T 0W 2U 2X 36 37 38 0W 38 33 0W 2R 33 31 34 30 2T 38 
2T 0W 38 2P 37 2Z 0W 32 39 31 2Q 2T 36 0W 1D 1A 0A 0A 1J 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 
2P 3A 2T 0W 2R 33 36 36 2T 2R 38 30 3D 0W 37 38 2P 38 2T 2S 0W 38 2W 2T 
0W 30 2T 32 2V 38 2W 0W 33 2U 0W 38 2W 2T 0W 1U 36 2P 37 37 0W 25 33 32 
2Z 2T 3D 13 37 0W 2R 2W 2P 2X 32 18 0A 2X 38 0W 2X 37 0W 1H 0W 31 2T 38 
2T 36 14 37 15 1A 0A 0A 1K 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 2T 0W 3A 2T 36 2Q 2P 38 
2X 31 0W 34 33 37 38 2T 2S 0W 2P 0W 34 2X 2T 2R 2T 0W 33 2U 0W 38 2W 2X 
37 0W 34 39 3E 3E 30 2T 0W 2X 32 0W 2P 0W 34 39 2Q 30 2X 2R 0W 31 2T 37 
37 2P 2V 2T 18 0W 33 38 2W 2T 36 0A 38 2W 2P 32 0W 38 2W 2X 37 0W 33 32 
2T 1A 0A 0A 1L 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 2T 0W 2R 33 36 36 2T 2R 38 30 3D 0W 
32 2P 31 2T 2S 0W 2P 0W 38 3D 34 2T 0W 33 2U 0W 2U 2X 37 2W 0W 33 32 0W 
2P 32 33 38 2W 2T 36 0W 37 38 33 32 2T 18 0W 2X 38 0W 2X 37 0W 2W 2T 36 
36 2X 32 2V 1A 0A 0A 1D 1D 1A 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 2T 0W 37 38 2P 38 2T 2S 
0W 1F 0W 3B 33 36 2S 37 18 0W 33 32 2T 0W 33 2U 0W 3B 2W 2X 2R 2W 0W 2R 
33 32 38 2P 2X 32 37 0W 1H 0W 2R 33 32 37 2T 2R 39 38 2X 3A 2T 0W 3A 33 
3B 2T 30 37 18 0A 33 32 2T 0W 3B 2W 2X 2R 2W 0W 2R 33 32 38 2P 2X 32 37 
0W 1H 0W 2R 33 32 37 2T 2R 39 38 2X 3A 2T 0W 2R 33 32 37 33 32 2P 32 38 
37 18 0W 2P 32 2S 0W 33 32 2T 0W 33 2U 0W 3B 2W 2X 2R 2W 0W 2R 33 32 38 
2P 2X 32 37 0A 1I 0W 2S 2X 2U 2U 2T 36 2T 32 38 0W 3A 33 3B 2T 30 37 0W 
2X 32 0W 2P 30 34 2W 2P 2Q 2T 38 2X 2R 2P 30 0W 33 36 2S 2T 36 1A 0W 0W 
2C 2W 2T 0W 3B 33 36 2S 37 0W 2P 36 2T 0W 35 39 2T 39 2T 2X 32 2V 18 0W 
0A 37 38 36 2T 32 2V 38 2W 37 18 0W 2P 32 2S 0W 2U 2P 2R 2T 38 2X 33 39 
37 30 3D 1A 0W 0W 25 33 36 2T 33 3A 2T 36 18 0W 21 0W 2W 2P 3A 2T 0W 39 
37 2T 2S 0W 33 32 2T 0W 33 2U 0W 38 2W 2T 37 2T 0W 3B 33 36 2S 37 0W 2X 
32 0A 2P 0W 34 36 33 34 33 37 2P 30 18 0W 34 36 33 34 33 37 2P 30 0W 1D 
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