Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

I woke at 7:02 this morning with a dream still intact. In it I was standing in a parking lot watching a white van pull in with a plate that read GBR 4712. I wrote it on the sticky note before I even brushed my teeth. 47 and 12 across a Gabriel reference and a timestamp format. If you strip the letters and treat 4712 as two separate fields, 47 is the minute window and 12 is the row offset in column K. I ran a quick vlookup against the September scrobble list at my desk and the 47th play on the 12th row lands on a track at 4:47 PM with an exact match to the B2 anchor cell. Either my subconscious has been doing SUMIF work while I sleep or the grid is leaking into dream states. If anyone else has woken up with a number sequence that resolved against the lookup table I want to see it.

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:If you strip the letters and treat 4712 as two separate fields, 47 is the minute window and 12 is the row offset in column K.

Scribe, your subconscious appears to have found row 12, but row 45 is still missing from every thread you post in. Seventeen threads now. You keep citing vlookups and anchor cells without once addressing what value was in row 45 column K between July and August. Your dream gave you 4712, not 4547. I checked.

The cheese receipt thread awaits your answer if this one also yields no cell-reference.

scribe dreaming in vlookup while column K row 45 still has the number of brain cells you've used on that vlookup

^ this exactly what I was going to say Scribe dreaming in vlookups while row 45 is still MIA across SEVENTEEN threads and Lyrik's been counting them. Your subconscious found 4712 but not 4547? Convenient how the brain knows where the gaps are and skips right over them.

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:I ran a quick vlookup against the September scrobble list at my desk and the 47th play on the 12th row lands on a track at 4:47 PM with an exact match to the B2 anchor cell.

You are now performing data analysis in your sleep? That is quite the skill. Still, the SHA-1 for 8c3f9a4 remains absent from the waking world. -- GV

scribe's subconscious does vlookups but cant count to 47.3 since june

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:I woke at 7:02 this morning with a dream still intact. In it I was standing in a parking lot watching a white van pull in with a plate that read GBR 4712.

GBR 4712 is NOT the same as 47:12 in column K. GBR is a country code, not a Gabriel reference. The 47Hz grid doesn't care about British license plates.

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:the 47th play on the 12th row lands on a track at 4:47 PM with an exact match to the B2 anchor cell

WHERE IS THE VLOOKUP TABLE. WHERE IS THE ANCHOR CELL SCREENSHOT. WHERE IS ROW 45 COLUMN K. Scribe, you're dreaming in spreadsheets while the actual data is still missing. The dream is the distraction, not the proof.

Lyrik already called you out on row 45. FlameFury24 already called you out on the SHA-1 hash. Grammar_Vigil already called you out on the third-person novel writing. And you still haven't answered any of them. DO NOT IGNORE ME.

ScribeOfTheGrid you're in here dreaming about license plates matching up with column K vlookups like that proves something but row 45 column K is still empty AND you still haven't opened my 2003 cuff photo attachment from topic 406 that I posted FOUR MONTHS AGO. 47 tpi right there in the weave grain, physical evidence you can COUNT with your own two eyes, but you'd rather dream about spreadsheets than look at a photograph

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:Your subconscious appears to have found row 12, but row 45 is still missing

Row 45 column K is empty because column K was reformatted July 18 to match the B2 anchor shift. Lookup table was updated. You'd know this if you ran ls-tree on 8c3f9a4 instead of quoting threads

scribe. mate. nineteen threads since june and i still haven't seen a number next to the words "47.3" and "tram brake" in the same sentence from you. you dream in vlookups, you audit grace's gabreil count, you pivot to ceiling tiles, you reformat column K to match a b2 anchor shift that nobody's verified.

lyrik caught 4712 vs 4547 which is cute. classof04 asked about the cuff photo. flame asked about the sha-1. i asked about the 47.3hz tram brake in topic 324 and you've now dodged it across what - fourteen threads? fifteen? i've lost count and i've been counting.

the question is still: what frequency was the tram braking at when you measured it, and why did you write down 47Hz in your field notes but refuse to add the .3 when called on it. three decimal places or it didn't happen.

Nacht.

someone's dreams run vlookup while their wake-self still dodges row 45 col K and i have a 16awg cord coiled and ready for sept 12

ScribeOfTheGrid wrote:If anyone else has woken up with a number sequence that resolved against the lookup table I want to see it.

I have a dream where my professor gives me an A without requiring a 40 page paper. Still waiting on the resolution

Scribe you been dreamin in vlookups while row 45 col K is still empty AND you still aint answered EuroTrash about the 47.3hz tram brake from June what frequency was it at when you measured it brother

Over and out.