Lonelygirl15

If you take the messages and split them into separate parts, could these be the six strings?

IS THIS THING ON
CHECK ONE
GOOD CHECK
FILL THE HOUSE
NO AUDIENCE
NO CURTAIN CALL

That's all ...

Thanks, deagol. I had seen a quote from the IRC chat, but not the post from Jeromy. Guess I should have done a little bit more research on pigeons. Embarassed

I just got excited at the thought of s ...

You do have a point. It is still possible that it is a homing pigeon. At the very least it seems to be a tame pigeon. The thing about it being a homing pigeon that was bugging me was that it didn't ...

Okay, I had to do a lot of driving today, and as I was driving along the interstate I pondered the puzzle of the pigeons. (Ooh, alliteration!) It just didn't seem to make sense how a homing pigeon w ...

In the interests of actually saying something constructive, I did have one idea on the subject of Doctor Seuss. Considering the unusual use of pigeons, I looked for any connections between pigeons an ...

I agree that somebody has a bit of a distorted idea of the difficulties of these puzzles. As in thinking impossible puzzles are easy.

Not that I'm bitter. Very Happy

From the letter giddeanx posted from Mr. Zipp, this line stood out (to me anyway): You will need their help, for my messages will be encoded to confuse the enemy. Even now it is likely you need their ...

The only reason the Wiggins in Sherlock Holmes would seem to be significant is that he would provide a connection with the next part of the clue. The "Wiggins Quote c.1860" part doesn't see ...

Okay, so I've been pondering another possibility for the "Empty House?!" part of the message. One of the first things that comes up in Google when searching for "empty house" is & ...

Hi, I've been lurking for a while now. I haven't actually had anything useful to say before this (and it seems a bit late to be getting involved now) but I was bored and the loose ends here were bugg ...