[CherokeeParkes]

I'd agreed with ADarkly.

Considering that Maxine is a runner it is very likely that she had travelled with Bufords. The flyer might make an appearance in the comic for Facility 3.

[foxberg]

Look at the last file. It's written something like 2 pi, or 1/2 pi there on the side.

[foxberg]

ADarkly wrote:

That bus service brochure is hilarious. Even though I think someone might've been getting a little punchy generating all these documents for us. It's interesting that it seems like the only thing we've gotten so far that doesn't clearly fit into the story, though. Could mean there's a clue in there someplace. Or maybe if Maxine ran away, she took Buford's to do it?

Someone must have taken Bufford or had been put on one.

[ADarkly]

That bus service brochure is hilarious. Even though I think someone might've been getting a little punchy generating all these documents for us.

It's interesting that it seems like the only thing we've gotten so far that doesn't clearly fit into the story, though. Could mean there's a clue in there someplace. Or maybe if Maxine ran away, she took Buford's to do it?

[Aesculapius]

Quote:

EDIT: Does anyone notice that Buford's may not be a very reliable service?

[foxberg]

marczellm wrote:

The next thing that I notice is that the brochure on /BBB is folded. It is best visible on the front page. Slightly resembles a paper airplane. Perhaps we have to print it and fold it and a pattern appears. I don't think so though. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EDIT: Does anyone notice that Buford's may not be a very reliable service? Check out the questionable customer testimonials like Quote: Could you make a stop at the state prison? or offers like Quote: arriving within at least 30 minutes of the scheduled ETA and Quote: You want affordable, delicious food? Well, we discontinued our snack service, but we don't mind if you bring your own! and Quote: We outfitted all our vehicles with new brake pads, spark plugs and shocks (statement may not reflect current fleet status)

I printed the front and the second page (also has creases). But folding it didn't provide any clues.

[foxberg]

Aesculapius wrote:

http://traelekinstitute.com/RFCS0/ - Thanks Catherwood. =) Quote: it was from the new journal article, first letters on the bullet points

So, RFCS0 would stand for "Research Facility Case Study 0"?

[KiwiLynn]

Dottoe wrote:

Hey! Look at the pentagon in the upper right, does anyone else have that one, or know what the corresponding answers would have been?

I have the same pentagon, actually.. not sure how much that helps I would have to look over the questions again to tell you what I likely answered.

[marczellm]

The next thing that I notice is that the brochure on /BBB is folded. It is best visible on the front page. Slightly resembles a paper airplane. Perhaps we have to print it and fold it and a pattern appears. I don't think so though.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

EDIT: Does anyone notice that Buford's may not be a very reliable service? Check out the questionable customer testimonials like

Quote:

Could you make a stop at the state prison?

or offers like

Quote:

arriving within at least 30 minutes of the scheduled ETA

and

Quote:

You want affordable, delicious food? Well, we discontinued our snack service, but we don't mind if you bring your own!

and

Quote:

We outfitted all our vehicles with new brake pads, spark plugs and shocks (statement may not reflect current fleet status)

[Ogawa]

Bongela wrote:

I think 'unawares' might be a dialect thing. I've heard it frequently used.

It's the kind of dialect thing that creates such terms as, "for Pete's sakes," "supposably," and "expecially."

[Bongela]

I think 'unawares' might be a dialect thing. I've heard it frequently used.

[Inya]

Ogawa wrote:

FZX wrote: In the biophysics monthly article... I noticed they threw an s on at the end of unaware. That's at the end of the first line of the last paragraph on the page. Anything important? This is quite common actually. "Caught unawares." As for the other "typos..."

Caught unaware of their own typos, ironic.

[Ogawa]

FZX wrote:

In the biophysics monthly article... I noticed they threw an s on at the end of unaware. That's at the end of the first line of the last paragraph on the page. Anything important?

This is quite common actually. "Caught unawares."

As for the other "typos..."

[foxberg]

marczellm wrote:

On /gifted, Diagnosis is mistyped "Disgnosis." Anyone notice other mistypes that form a word?

On the same page, "Consulte Paged". Does it make sense?

[FZX]

In the biophysics monthly article... I noticed they threw an s on at the end of unaware. That's at the end of the first line of the last paragraph on the page. Anything important?