Mission Impossible: The Code Even the CIA Can't Crack, steven levy, yahoo.com

http://www.wired.com/science/discoveries/magazine/17-05/ff_kryptos?currentPage=1

What about it? It's... kinda old news. However, I have an idea. I'll use a basic kryptos (shift spaces, use an alphabet key, use the prime number multiplication table, bla bla bla) but use all sms speak. That code compounded with
101 /\/00bZ 1 |333-|- C|-|u!!!! LOLOOLO>

Grr, I'm a gonna have to crack your kryptos Deathbreak.:)They'll crack it hopefully. I mean, if they don't, they wouldn't be much of a secrecy/intelligence agency :P (Please don't hunt me down CIA)

no, they just outlaw anything they can't crack.

Haha, good to hear someone's getting a kick out of this :P

Looking at the solution the methods aren't that compilcated. I wouldn't be surprised if the creator just encrypted his encryption again (and used a different key).

865 characters of seeming gibberish

What are the odds it IS gibberish :P

I'd laugh so hard if the CIA is trying so hard to solve this problem and all it is...is gibberish :P

If I press my palms onto the keyboard I get thisn qwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkqwerkzxc,/zxc,/zxc,/zxc,/zxc,/zxc,/zxc,/zxc,/jk,any ideas???

Replying to #9

It roughly translates into OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMOGMOGMOGMGOMGOMGOMOMG I'M STUPID....Am I right? The last part of it was hard to translate...

No, the last part decodes as"I don't really care about it, it was a satirical comment about the total waste of time and effort that has gone into massaging the ego of the sculptor."You were missing the crucial key that I had left under my fridge.

Replying to #11

Darn.... I'll get it next time!

The sculpture is 9 foot 11 inch high? That's unfortunate :P

Replying to #13

It is if you're a midget without a ladder. Other than that, I don't see the unfortunate aspect of the dimension.