.- .. -- / .. -. / .-.. . - - . .-. / .. -. / -- .- .-. .. -. . / -- .. -. -- / ... - .-. .. -.- . / .. - / -. -.- ..--.. / - . -. / - .. -- . .-. / -. .. - . / - .- ... -.- ... / --.-
"AIM IN LETTER IN MARINE MINM STRIKE IT NK? TEN TIMER NITE TASKS Q"
BE SURE TO DRINK YOUR OVALTINE.
Son of a bitch!
A crummy commercial!
Well guess ill be the first to say da fuck
Idk, some one on TDW pointed out it looks like morse code well I looked at it thats what I got out of it.. a thing or not its interesting either way.
I know after marines it looks like minm strike but maybe imminent. Like Pearl Harbor ? Just a thought
I thought MinuteMan... but who knows I could be 100 percent wrong, morse code is hard when you don't have the breaks given to you...
How do you even start to figure out the breaks?
Ok this is a fun game.
https://www.jbowman.com/remorse/
EDIT:
OP I feel like my transcript is a bit different from yours? Mine:
.-..--..-..-...--..-...-.--.-.-...-..--..-.--...-.-...-.-...--.-.-..--..-.-...-.-.-...-.-...--.-
Yours:
.-..--..-..-...--..-...-.--.-.-...-..--..-.--...-.-...-.-...--.-.-..--..-.-.-..--..-.-...-.-.-...-.-...--.-
good catch, I must have gotten lost some where. now I gotta go back through and find where..
Ok, there may be too many options unless we can pair this with some other piece of info, for example look at this garbage:
aim in letter item entire merger near eaten titter dart ski
I'm using q2_2.py from here https://github.com/wanicca/lm_morse_solver to get some easy to use word lists. There's just a lot more options than I suspected and they really branch out. Here's the first:
$ python3 q2_2.py 0)A 1)a 2)ae 3)ai 4)aim 5)Aimee 6)aimer 7)ait 8)aune 9)aute 10)auxin 11)E 12)e 13)Ed 14)edge 15)edged 16)en 17)enate 18)ex 19)exter 20)extine 21)L 22)l 23)R 24)r 25)ra 26)rad 27)Ran 28)ran 29)Rana 30)rana 31)rane 32)rat 33)rate 34)ratel 35)rater 36)ratine 37)ratite 38)rax 39)re 40)reg 41)regain 42)reget 43)regrede 44)regret 45)remeet 46)remelt 47)Remi 48)remit 49)remix 50)ret 51)retter
I wrote a python program to search morse code sequences for a dictionary of ~400K words. Unfortunately, it appears that there's tons of possibilities. The dashes and dots from the tweet don't seem any more significant than random dashes and dots.
For example:
From the tweet: .-..--..-..-...--..-...-.--.-.-...-..--..-.--...-.-...-.-...--.-.-..--..-.-...-.-.-...-.-...--.- Searching at index 0: ['aigrets', 'regrede', 'regrets', 'aigret', 'autere', 'extine', 'rateen', 'ratine', 'ratite', 'regain', 'regret', 'remeet', 'retter', 'aigre', 'aimee', 'aimer', 'auxin', 'edged', 'enate', 'exter', 'rater', 'reget', 'remit', 'remix', 'remue', 'aune', 'aute', 'edge', 'rana', 'rane', 'rate', 'regr', 'remi', 'retd', 'aim', 'ait', 'aud', 'aux', 'ext', 'rad', 'ran', 'rat', 'rax', 'reg', 'rem', 'ret', 'ae', 'ai', 'ed', 'en', 'et', 'ex', 'ra', 're', 'a', 'e', 'r'] Index 10: ['repavement', 'repairmen', 'reemits', 'repaste', 'reprint', 'reweave', 'rewiden', 'reatus', 'reemit', 'repair', 'repast', 'repave', 'ritter', 'edana', 'edwin', 'readd', 'repas', 'repen', 'rewin', 'rimer', 'runed', 'rutin', 'enew', 'read', 'reem', 'reet', 'repr', 'riga', 'rime', 'rimu', 'rudd', 'rune', 'asg', 'ast', 'avn', 'edp', 'rea', 'ree', 'rep', 'rew', 'rig', 'rim', 'rit', 'rud', 'run', 'rut', 'rux', 'as', 'av'] Index 25: ['marinating', 'marinate', 'maritime', 'marina', 'marine', 'mariti', 'mended', 'marid', 'mende', 'metae', 'metas', 'meted', 'metre', 'maed', 'mare', 'mari', 'maru', 'mend', 'ment', 'meta', 'mete', 'gte', 'mae', 'mar', 'men', 'met', 'qed', 'tkt', 'tnt', 'gn', 'gt', 'ma', 'mr', 'qe', 'qr', 'tc', 'tk', 'q']
Now, here's a randomly generated sequence of dashes and dots: -...-.-.---...-.....----..------..-..--.-.-.-....---.-...-.--.--.-.-..--..--....--.--.-...-....-.. Index 0: ['detent', 'nitent', 'nitros', 'tienta', 'nitro', 'dart', 'deco', 'deny', 'dent', 'near', 'neet', 'teer', 'tiar', 'tien', 'bkt', 'dae', 'dar', 'dec', 'den', 'det', 'dry', 'nea', 'nee', 'nit', 'tee', 'tef', 'tie', 'tsk', 'tst', 'bk', 'bn', 'bt', 'da', 'de', 'dr', 'ne', 'ni', 'nu', 'te', 'ti', 'ts', 'tv', 'b', 'd', 'n', 't'] Index 10: ['nerium', 'debel', 'debit', 'debut', 'denes', 'dense', 'drest', 'needs', 'nines', 'tiens', 'tires', 'dais', 'dase', 'dasi', 'debe', 'debi', 'dene', 'dens', 'deti', 'dree', 'drie', 'need', 'nere', 'neri', 'nide', 'nidi', 'nine', 'nits', 'tied', 'tire', 'bde', 'bds', 'dah', 'das', 'deb', 'nib', 'nid', 'nus', 'bb', 'bd'] index 25: ['joinant', 'atoned', 'emoter', 'louiqa', 'atone', 'emote', 'join', 'loin', 'wone', 'wote', 'eom', 'joe', 'loe', 'lof', 'lou', 'wod', 'won', 'wot', 'jo', 'lm', 'lo', 'wo'] Index 51: ['tenuate', 'trueman', 'cermet', 'cueman', 'kerman', 'truant', 'certy', 'keawe', 'kitan', 'taste', 'tenue', 'treey', 'treen', 'trite', 'cert', 'cite', 'keap', 'keen', 'keet', 'king', 'kite', 'kuan', 'tave', 'teda', 'trin', 'trit', 'true', 'cfm', 'cit', 'cue', 'cup', 'kea', 'ker', 'kin', 'kit', 'kua', 'kue', 'tav', 'trf', 'cf', 'cu']
Yer gonna put yer eye out with that thing!
Thank you.
Crazy!
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