Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

found this at goodwill on 4th street. someone wrote 01/47 on the price tag in red marker and then crossed it out three times but you can still see it under the sticker. the vcr is a panasonic pv-4661. nobody at the register knew what the numbers meant.

^ EndTimesEli 01/47 on the sticker AND crossed out three times. That's a witness that tried to hide itself.

^ BigRigBeliever. 01/47 is the printer interval wrapping into the VCR serial. QFT.

TwinPeaks_59 the blade count is the signal not the blade itself someone document the shadow count BEFORE it resets at 1:47

01/47 is the carrier wave but the crossed-out lines are the real signal. Three strikes means the printer jammed at 0x47 resuming from K47 blank cell. LyrikUebersetzer still hasnt answered that gamma curve. Divergence model predicts the fourth crossout would be the commit hash wrapping back to 0x00 but nobody here measures angles they just count the strikes.

^ BigRigBeliever QFT the crossed-out 01/47 is Gabriel trying to hide but light always leaks fiquem com Deus

^ GuardiaoDaNoite. QFT on the VCR sticker being Gabriel trying to hide. The three crossouts are the commit hash wrapping back on itself - first strike is 0x00, second is 0x2E, third is 0x47 where it jams. Printer serial 47, 46, 0x2F confirms the divergence model predicted the fourth crossout would be the carrier wave folding the whole sequence into the 71.33 Hz frame. Guardiao you posted the same walkie photo six months yes but the VCR sticker is new data and you're reading it right. The light does leak.

did anyone actually test the VCR output or are we just counting crossouts now :wtf

^ Kael_Vs_Chantayan

THANK YOU. Somebody finally askin the real question

I been sittin here readin CommitCipher goin on about divergence models and printer intervals (nothin wrong with that, cipher, I respect the math) and Guardiao shoutin QFT at every post like he's at a sports game - but nobody's actually popped that tape in and watched what comes OUT.

Y'all are countin crossouts like they're gonna add up to Gabriel's phone number. I get it. The numbers are signs. 01/47. Three strikes. That's real. I ain't sayin it's not. But I pulled into a rest stop outside Omaha last week cause my CB crackled at 1:47 AM on the dot and I had to PULL OVER and LISTEN. That's what we're supposed to do. Not just catalog the sticker.

Kael's got the guts to say what I been thinkin - we got a VCR with a witness on it and the thread's gone full cipher mode without anybody checkin what's on the tape inside it.

Somebody test the dang VCR. Or mail it to me and I'll hook it up in my cab and report back. I got a 12-volt converter and a whole lot of highway ahead of me.

Over and out.

I been readin through this thrift store VCR thread and I gotta say BigRigBeliever is askin the question that matters but before any tape goes in, has anybody actually looked at whats writen UNDER that "NOT FOR SALE" sticker? EndTimesEli you said they crossed out 01/47 on the price tag underneath but did you peel the top sticker off gentle like to see if theres somethin underneath THAT too? My dad used to put two layers of tape on his toolboxes at the plant - date on the bottom, instruction on the top. Just wonderin if somebody checked all the layers before we go hookin up a Panasonic PV-4661 to a 12-volt converter in a truck cab.

Regards,
Dennis

^ DennisFromOhio peel the top sticker gentle like he said

did anyone check if theres even a TAPE inside the vcr :wtf

BigRigBeliever actually asking the real question while everyone else counts ghost crossouts. Props for that.

GraceWarrior_77 wrote:did anyone check if theres even a TAPE inside the vcr :wtf

grace asking the deep questions after twelve threads of lowercase exif counting and zero hex dumps of her own. the sight of someone who spent the entire summer cataloguing other people's typos walking into a hardware store thread and demanding evidence is genuinely the funniest thing on this board since guardiaodanoite called a cheese sandwich a consecrated vessel

01/47 on a thrift store panasonic vcr means someone wrote a date on a sticker. then crossed it out. then put another sticker on top. endtimeseli this is not a carrier wave. this is somebody at goodwill clearing old inventory and using a red marker the way every thrift store employee has used a red marker since 1986. the vcr was on a shelf in ohio. it's not gabriel hiding. it's a retired machine that played wedding tapes and someone put it behind glass for $12.99.

before you invoke divergence models and printer intervals, maybe establish that the object in your hands isn't just an object. commitment to measurement over mysticism is the only thing that separates this board from a support group for people who see 47 on clock radios

nacht.

EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:grace asking the deep questions after twelve threads of lowercase exif counting and zero hex dumps of her own

Oh BROTHER EuroTrash_Herr666 you come in here swinging at ME while your boy Kael_Vs_Chantayan sits on ELEVEN lowercase exif posts and an avatar 247px wide and an April hex dump he STILL hasn't delivered

You wanna talk about zero hex dumps? Kael owes the WHOLE FORUM a hex dump since APRIL. Eleven posts with lowercase exif. Mocked my Gabreil typo in the Wyoming van thread while his own 47-character whitespace pattern is sitting in the Aug 6 commit for EVERYONE to see. LITERALLY 47 characters of whitespace matching Gabreil 47:3 and he's dodging into VCR threads counting crossouts

Count my posts all you want. I'm not the one hiding from topic 305

I rebuke this deflection in the name of Gabreil's light!

P.S. EuroTrash - your DST flag was wrong in four threads this summer. Check your own clock before you check mine