Silly Sally's MovieJustice and Fairness: Part 1Place names in movie titles - stumped on this puzzleJustice and Fairness: Part 2Name the Book / Movie / ShowWhat is my favourite movie?Sheerluck Helms and the STRIKE AssassinFind an iconic movie title with these 8 numbers…!
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Silly Sally's Movie
Justice and Fairness: Part 1Place names in movie titles - stumped on this puzzleJustice and Fairness: Part 2Name the Book / Movie / ShowWhat is my favourite movie?Sheerluck Helms and the STRIKE AssassinFind an iconic movie title with these 8 numbers…!
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My friend Sally and I love watching movies on Friday nights.
This week it's her turn to pick a movie.
Sally: "I won't tell you the name of the movie but I will say this:
I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches."
Me: "But Sally, that doesn't help me!"
Sally: "Here you go:
(!,!)(#,%)(*,&)(#,!)($,!)(%,$)(*,^)(@,@)($,$)"
Me: "That's it?"
Sally: "The key is simple..."
Did I mention Sally likes being mysterious?
What movie did Sally choose?
cipher
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My friend Sally and I love watching movies on Friday nights.
This week it's her turn to pick a movie.
Sally: "I won't tell you the name of the movie but I will say this:
I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches."
Me: "But Sally, that doesn't help me!"
Sally: "Here you go:
(!,!)(#,%)(*,&)(#,!)($,!)(%,$)(*,^)(@,@)($,$)"
Me: "That's it?"
Sally: "The key is simple..."
Did I mention Sally likes being mysterious?
What movie did Sally choose?
cipher
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My friend Sally and I love watching movies on Friday nights.
This week it's her turn to pick a movie.
Sally: "I won't tell you the name of the movie but I will say this:
I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches."
Me: "But Sally, that doesn't help me!"
Sally: "Here you go:
(!,!)(#,%)(*,&)(#,!)($,!)(%,$)(*,^)(@,@)($,$)"
Me: "That's it?"
Sally: "The key is simple..."
Did I mention Sally likes being mysterious?
What movie did Sally choose?
cipher
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My friend Sally and I love watching movies on Friday nights.
This week it's her turn to pick a movie.
Sally: "I won't tell you the name of the movie but I will say this:
I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches."
Me: "But Sally, that doesn't help me!"
Sally: "Here you go:
(!,!)(#,%)(*,&)(#,!)($,!)(%,$)(*,^)(@,@)($,$)"
Me: "That's it?"
Sally: "The key is simple..."
Did I mention Sally likes being mysterious?
What movie did Sally choose?
cipher
cipher
edited Mar 13 at 16:27
pirate
asked Mar 13 at 16:11
piratepirate
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INCEPTION
First we note the symbols corrrespond to the
Number keys on a US keyboard
giving us pairs
(1,1)(3,5)(8,7)(3,1)(4,1)(5,4)(8,6)(2,2)(4,4)
The first element of each pair refers to
The word in the phrase "I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches"
The second element of each pair refers to
The letter in that word
giving the answer.
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You've go it, Nice job!
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– pirate
Mar 13 at 18:17
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$begingroup$
INCEPTION
First we note the symbols corrrespond to the
Number keys on a US keyboard
giving us pairs
(1,1)(3,5)(8,7)(3,1)(4,1)(5,4)(8,6)(2,2)(4,4)
The first element of each pair refers to
The word in the phrase "I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches"
The second element of each pair refers to
The letter in that word
giving the answer.
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
You've go it, Nice job!
$endgroup$
– pirate
Mar 13 at 18:17
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$begingroup$
INCEPTION
First we note the symbols corrrespond to the
Number keys on a US keyboard
giving us pairs
(1,1)(3,5)(8,7)(3,1)(4,1)(5,4)(8,6)(2,2)(4,4)
The first element of each pair refers to
The word in the phrase "I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches"
The second element of each pair refers to
The letter in that word
giving the answer.
$endgroup$
$begingroup$
You've go it, Nice job!
$endgroup$
– pirate
Mar 13 at 18:17
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$begingroup$
INCEPTION
First we note the symbols corrrespond to the
Number keys on a US keyboard
giving us pairs
(1,1)(3,5)(8,7)(3,1)(4,1)(5,4)(8,6)(2,2)(4,4)
The first element of each pair refers to
The word in the phrase "I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches"
The second element of each pair refers to
The letter in that word
giving the answer.
$endgroup$
INCEPTION
First we note the symbols corrrespond to the
Number keys on a US keyboard
giving us pairs
(1,1)(3,5)(8,7)(3,1)(4,1)(5,4)(8,6)(2,2)(4,4)
The first element of each pair refers to
The word in the phrase "I love eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches"
The second element of each pair refers to
The letter in that word
giving the answer.
answered Mar 13 at 16:53
Stewart BeckerStewart Becker
700312
700312
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You've go it, Nice job!
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Mar 13 at 18:17
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$begingroup$
You've go it, Nice job!
$endgroup$
– pirate
Mar 13 at 18:17
$begingroup$
You've go it, Nice job!
$endgroup$
– pirate
Mar 13 at 18:17
$begingroup$
You've go it, Nice job!
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– pirate
Mar 13 at 18:17
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