God Put The Secret of Monkey Island In Here Somewhere
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Brilliant!
Posted by Kroms on Mar 14, 2008 quarter to nine pm
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Lol
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Nice time and date for Pi day!
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Happy Pie Day!
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Posted by Falth on Mar 14, 2008 twenty past five pm
Perhaps if you scroll the page quickly enough, you can see zoetrope style ascii animations unfolding the secret!
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I mean, fuck me.
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Posted by some fat elvis lookalike on Mar 18, 2008 quarter to eleven pm
Thats about the same number of piles I've had.
Posted by Si on Mar 19, 2008 ten to nine am
Posted by Dante Kleinberg on Mar 14, 2008 twenty past ten pm
Spoiler alert: It's a sailboat, actually. Some secret. Feh.
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Posted by blombo on Mar 15, 2008 twenty five past noon
"LONDON - Give an infinite number of monkeys an infinite number of typewriters, the theory goes, and they will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare.
Researchers at Plymouth University in England reported this week that primates left alone with a computer attacked the machine and failed to produce a single word.
A group of faculty and students in the university's media program left a computer in the monkey enclosure at Paignton Zoo in southwest England, home to six Sulawesi crested macaques. Then, they waited.
At first, said researcher Mike Phillips, ?the lead male got a stone and started bashing the hell out of it.
?Another thing they were interested in was in defecating and urinating all over the keyboard,? added Phillips, who runs the university's Institute of Digital Arts and Technologies.
Eventually, monkeys Elmo, Gum, Heather, Holly, Mistletoe and Rowan produced five pages of text, composed primarily of the letter S. Later, the letters A, J, L and M crept in ? not quite literature.
The notion that monkeys typing at random will eventually produce literature is often attributed to Thomas Huxley, a 19th-century scientist who supported Charles Darwin's theories of evolution. Mathematicians have also used it to illustrate concepts of chance.
The Plymouth experiment was part of the Vivaria Project, which plans to install computers in zoos across Europe to study differences between animal and artificial life.
?They were quite interested in the screen, and they saw that when they typed a letter, something happened. There was a level of intention there.?
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Posted by Murderous_tree/Cutthroat Will(ow) on Apr 17, 2008 five past seven pm
I'd like to check out that site...
Posted by Thinks this is so silly on May 19, 2008 twenty five to three am
"They saw that when they typed a letter, something happened. There was a level of intention there."
The monkeys noticed that something happened. That's the best they could do. Sigh.
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Posted by chalito on Mar 15, 2008 twenty to six am
Looks like someone has been reading Carl Sagan's Contact a few times too many :)
Posted by jordyracer on Mar 15, 2008 half past five pm
Posted by schneider on Mar 15, 2008 six am
http://xkcd.com/10/
Posted by SlimG on Mar 15, 2008 quarter past seven am
See the wikipedia entry A message from God in pi for a final nail in the secret coffin
Posted by ChrisM on Mar 15, 2008 twenty five to eight am
Now who's gonna learn that by heart? :)
Posted by Yogarine on Mar 15, 2008 ten am
Seriously though, ain't it obvious? The secret of Monkey Island has something to do with a circle! :o
A circle... What could it be...? Wait! Guybrush's engagement ring to Elaine, or... Dinky Island! (It's kinda round, right?) Uhmmm... The moon! Yes, the moon is the secret! Or what about that Creative Commons license logo at the bottom of the page?
...
Posted by Marq on Mar 15, 2008 two pm
Posted by Scythe-man on Mar 15, 2008 quarter past four pm
No-one knows the end of PI
And no-one know the secrat
The secret is :
It's never ever had give a secret
If the time is coming
You must invent it
Its true :)
Sorry for my awful English
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Sounded like he was in some kind of bar.
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Posted by Three-headed monkey on Apr 17, 2008 twenty past seven pm
+looks left and right+
+hides+
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Posted by S. Bolainas on Mar 16, 2008 twenty five to noon
You Suck Ron.
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Sorry
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There are some people over there that realy don't have any sence of humor!
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1UP
er...Is that right so far?
Posted by Tramb on Mar 17, 2008 five past midnight
(PI porn would be appreciated too).
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I am deeply impressed.
Posted by FuzzyFozzy on Mar 18, 2008 twenty past ten am
http://www.avoision.com/experiments/pi10k/pi10k.html
Posted by Davey C on Mar 18, 2008 ten to five pm
Posted by murderous_tree on Apr 13, 2008 twenty five past two pm
What could be a bigger secret than that?
And then there was the carnival at big whoop and then the monkey Robot...
come on! Personally i think that people are just like the mystery and are never satisfied with the answer so there always has to be a new secret. MI has had so many secrets (and you can find tons more if you choose to view them in that light) so take your pick!
Right on, Davey, I go with the monkey head gateway to hell too- that and the fact that it was the Ghost Pirate Le Chuck's lair. Why else would that be called the Secret of Monkey Island?
Though i bet Ron has thought up a new and better secret since then, the one he keeps telling everyone he has never told anyone.
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PI is an endless number xD
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Posted by Killuah on Mar 23, 2008 ten past ten am
I can tell you.
Pi has 3 sevens in a row. Hit Ctrl+F and search for it on this site. You'll find it.
It's in the last 3rd of the given part of Pi.
Posted by murderous_tree on Apr 13, 2008 half past two pm
genuine question, btw. I'm interested to know.
Posted by murderous_tree on Apr 13, 2008 half past two pm
7*7-7 = 42!
The answer to life, the universe and everything!
Ron, you're BRILLIANT!
(and so are we for working that out.)
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Posted by Jonas Enderlein on Mar 24, 2008 half past five am
Greetings
Jonas
Posted by Abelo on Mar 24, 2008 quarter past ten am
Anyway, LucasArts did blow the story so much in Curse and Escape that who cares?
Posted by happy_dappy_faggy on Mar 24, 2008 half past ten am
Jesus is in those numbers and he's coming to free us!
Sry, just kidding, the
secret of MI is of course 42.
Now you just have to ask the correct question.
Easy task, guys!!
Posted by Alex on Mar 25, 2008 ten to three pm
Thats all the money that I have in my swiss account, but without that · in front of the 3.
How did you knew it mr Ron?
Im gonna have to kill you now... The only thing that can save you, is telling me the REALY secret of monkey Island. IN 3 MINUTES! ò__ó
NOW!
Posted by Yayo on Mar 26, 2008 four am
Look at thiz ad...
http://community.livejournal.com/vintage_ads/921569.html
Posted by Tobi on Mar 27, 2008 ten to nine am
(and the Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything)
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Posted by Lestat on Mar 28, 2008 ten past midnight
"oh, I understand...
His name is Robert Paulson, His name is Robert Paulson, His name is Robert Paulson!..."
Posted by Hokejist on Mar 28, 2008 half past eight am
I enjoyed the ending at the theme park. That was the big reveal for me and was a nice endnig to Ron Gilbert's Monkey Island.
Posted by gorba on Mar 28, 2008 five to eleven pm
THANKS RON!
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Posted by God on Apr 7, 2008 twenty five past one pm
No you are not.
Moron.
Posted by Ives Castagnino on Apr 8, 2008 ten to eight pm
Posted by murderous_tree on Apr 9, 2008 ten past five am
Especially if it's just because you don't like the fact that they are thinking while you are not.
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Posted by murderous_tree on Apr 9, 2008 five past five am
Good one, Ron. Keep them guessing at what inspired your genius when actually you were too lazy to think of something to write to get people to respond to so you threw out the bait instead. Hehe.
No wait... is that....it IS! I see it right there!
You just have to squint and turn your head...
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Some 55,239091230293 trillion digits later it reveals that PC Gamer later called it "The Secret of Buggy Island."
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Posted by Vegard on May 23, 2008 three pm
"Will you be able to rescue the kidnapped professors and save pi-day?"
http://www.math.leidenuniv.nl/~jruiter/html/game.htm
By coincidence, it was inspired by certain LucasArts games...
Posted by Hugo on Sep 13, 2008 twenty five past four pm
If the number 1 was an "a", number 2 was a "b", number 3 was a "c", you could find every combination of letters, ever made...
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