Need help decoding this message

[eelgrass]

It seems they recently found a WWII carrier pigeon that died 70 years ago in Surrey, England. It had a message attatched to it's leg.

WWII-Era Pigeon Code Baffles British Spies

http://news.yahoo.com/wwii-era-pigeon-code-baffles-british-spies-155859801--abc-news-topstories.html

There has to be someone here smart enough to figure it out

Thanks for your help.

Eel

 

[oilcan]

Really someone here smart enough that's funny. LOL

 

[Feleno]

Looks like its written in Clubhouse Script. I'm sure Founder knows exactly what it says.

 

[eelgrass]

OK Oilcan, I may have been a little optomistic in my analysis. LOL!

Eel

 

[Tank]

My guess is that one of the ole boys that frequent this site was the original author. Don't want to point any fingers though...

 

[nickman]

Whatever it says is VERY creative......27 words with 5 letters each......I doubt you could write ANYTHING in English with that many 5 letter words.

"I could agree with you, but then we would both be
wrong......and stupid"

 

[NVBighorn]

Wish I still had that decoder ring...

 

[rutnbuck]

Eel check out Travel Channel Mysteries at the Museum! The same codes were found in a machined hollow nickel that contained film. Used by Russian Spies. A paper boy received the Nickel as payment! On his way home he dropped some change and the nickel popped open. His parents gave it to a cop then to the FBI... 4 years later unable to crack the code. A Russian spy defected and helped the US set up a plot to bust the master mind Russian Spy. When they busted him they found the same codes, nickels, and paraphernalia used for espionage! The Spy had been sending the codes for 15 years and was busted in 1957.


If you get a reward for linking the two will ya split with me?



Rutnbuck

 

[rutnbuck]

Check out the codes at the end of the video!!
http://www.travelchannel.com/video/a-spys-trick


Rutnbuck

 

[1911]

Near as I can tell it is some jibberish about something being a big misunderstanding and something else about we surrender.

Oh the bottom part says sincerely yours, Adolf. Weird.

 

[1911]

Come to think of it kilo lost a carrier pigeon about six or seven decades ago. Wonder if the reward is still good.

 

[mntman]

It's what was used by the founding grandfathers of MOSSBACK used to tell where the bucks and bulls were hiding. Took too long to go back and forth to get the hunters, so they just took pigeons with them to save time.

Mntman

"Hunting is where you prove yourself"


Let me guess, you drive a 1 ton with oak trees for smoke stacks, 12" lift kit and 40" tires to pull a single place lawn mower trailer? See Zeke for prime example....

 

[rutnbuck]

Oh 1911 So your an expert on Jibberish!! Rutnbuck

 

[eelgrass]

rutnbuck, a hollowed out nickle? They didn't use quarters because it cost too much.

I figured out the code!

"Get over here mate. These French women are hot."

 

[Foreman4x4]

It says, Be sure to drink your Ovaltine..

 

[Idahoron]

Now that's funny right there. Ron