This Picture Hides A Secret.
Due to recent concerns about alien probes, I am posting something new.
I will buy dinner at The Minneapolis Club, The Atlanta Commerce Club, The University Club of Tampa,
or a fancy restaurant to be named later,
for the first person to solve the mystery of this picture.
What ? You need another clue ?
Alright, here's an anagram, "Proms Rot".
carl... you are smarter than me. I can't figger it out to save my life. Looks like above ground graves in a flood zone. My guess is new orleans. The anagram thing is killing me... I got storm port and whatnot... can't use it all...
Perhaps the graves are in the wrong place? Storm surge migration?
Posted by: 7_3 offsuit at April 26, 2006 09:43 AMSend me an E-mail at voidsuit@nospam.gmail.com
( leave off the nospam. )
and I will reveal the mystery!
( Another hint: I am a computer nerd
and into digital photography )
Someone made a guess that I added Michael and Liz to the image.
That is not the answer.
Other than trimming the edges, I have not manipulated the appearance of the picture.
Posted by: Carlucci at April 26, 2006 05:04 PMDid you make me look thinner? If not - then WHY NOT!?
hehehe
I have no real guess - I'm just here for the show.
Posted by: Liz at April 26, 2006 05:51 PMwell, you made me install ps7.... there is no watermark that it can detect. I edited it with microsoft tools, changed it to black and white, and it had a 4or 5 pixel thing shped like an L in it...
I am stumped
although the folks paying their respects are not dressed very well for the occasion.
Posted by: 7_3 offsuit at April 26, 2006 07:18 PMSir, your efforts are impressive.
They have won you a seat at the table.
Once someone solves the mystery.
Revisit the anagram.
Michael's silence is disturbing.
PS7 is not needed, but right direction.
Really was hoping for more guesses.
Only you have come close.
I can't figure out the anagram. I got "rmpostor" - change the r to an i, and it's impostor. Could it be that's not the real Michael in the image? Has Liz employed a stunt double?
And what's up with the cigar? Light it up, Michael - who's gonna complain?
Posted by: Estormino at April 27, 2006 07:47 AMI also noticed one of the flowers in the bouquet looked odd when I zoomed in.
Posted by: Estormino at April 27, 2006 07:49 AMstorm pro?
ps mr root?
I have played with an anagram generator for a while... thought that ps might be photoshop... but mr root is all that is left...
this has been a fun time diversion! Thanks Carl!
Posted by: 7_3 offsuit at April 27, 2006 08:46 AMLet's see...
You've decided to take Mom's genealogy to the next level and become Mort Pros. Is it true that Hochman actually rhymes with Coachman?
Or could it be that Liz was extremely intoxicated when it was taken? Thus Ms Torpor.
Posted by: Smokey at April 27, 2006 04:15 PMThe mystery is why are there flowers on that grave, and what are fresh flowers doing in a graveyard that looks so unkempt.
What? Time for another clue already?
Do I have to spell it out for you?
Take another look at the last comment on the 26th.
Posted by: Carlucci at April 27, 2006 06:23 PMeezzzz it Houstons?????? :-( (fat lip)
Posted by: MADELINGTON PEACH at April 27, 2006 09:58 PMSo Mr Carl-
The readers here
Often
Read
Many different things.
Perhaps your subtle clues were to difficult for the
Retarded
On-line readership
So, what is a storm pro anywhoooo?
Posted by: 7_3 offsuit at April 27, 2006 10:34 PMWhat's a Stormpro?
Posted by: Liz at April 27, 2006 10:41 PMI ain't buyin' no stormpro software to see the hidden picture of someone's butt.
Posted by: Michael at April 27, 2006 10:43 PMYou don't have to buy anything....
Posted by: 7_3 offsuit at April 27, 2006 10:52 PMLooks like we have a winner!
Posted by: Michael at April 27, 2006 10:58 PMINDEED!
WE HAVE A WINNER !!!
World famous puzzle enthusiast, Minnasota Dave,
found the super-secret phone number embedded in the photo, called it and gave the super-secret code phrase.
StormPro is a cool program that can hide stuff in photos, movies, etc.
www.thegreatpuzzle.com/freeware.php
Congratulations again, Dave !
Well done, Sir!
So, what was the phrase that pays?
Posted by: Estormino at April 28, 2006 07:57 AM