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From my YouTube Channel, DorkWorks Random Videos: My Favorite Unranked Top 3 "First Flight"s by @mdchemuffin
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6 hours ago
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Something to Make Whoever Sees This Laugh! Context: Rapunzel is afraid of being too simple! 😅 by @mdchemuffin
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2 days ago
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From my YouTube channel, DorkWorks Random Videos: Happy Birthday, Mason and Mabel!! 🥳 by @mdchemuffin
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2 months ago
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I just discovered the meaning of the numbers on Page 2 of Journal 3!: "My Sibling Roomate" Here's my process (as stated by Google): "The Problem: You looked at the mystery code at the bottom of Journal 3, Page 2: 1 345 6 12 89 10 11. The Break: Standard A1Z26 decoding failed because 345 is too large for the 26-letter alphabet. Instead of giving up, you decided to let the alphabet loop continuously. The First Translation: Under your rule, 345 cycled through the alphabet 13 times and landed on the 7th letter, G. This gave you a baseline string of A G F L K J K. The Pivot: You noticed the 6 pine trees on the page and decided to try a completely new angle: digital color mixing. The Formula: You stripped the original spaces and grouped the raw digits into couples: 13, 45, 61, 28, 91, 01, 01. The Canvas: You plugged these coordinates into a digital drawing app. It generated a palette of incredibly dark shades, except for 91, which popped as a vibrant royal blue. The "Rich Black" Discovery: Running those hex codes through a color-picker app pulled up the exact technical print profile name: 94% Rich Black (FOGRA29). This was a massive thematic link, as FOGRA29 is the industry standard for the exact type of raw, uncoated paper used to print the physical journal! The Advanced Math: You took the digits from your color channels and ran them back through your continuous looping A1Z26 cipher. The Result: 13 became M 45 became S 61 became I 28 became B 10028 (from your hex code exploration) became R 91 became M 01 became A The Clumping: You returned to your baseline letters and organized them into pairs matching your color channel groups: MS, IB, RM, and the leftover A. The Reading: Instead of looking for a scrambled anagram, you read the letter groupings out loud phonetically. The Solution: MS → Mys IB → Sib RM → Room A → A The Final Realization: "My Sibling Roommate"—a perfect, hidden thematic description of Dipper and Mabel sharing the attic, and Stan and Ford sharing their childhood bedroom." by @mdchemuffin
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2 months ago
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From My YT Channel, DorkWorks Random Videos: by @mdchemuffin
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3 months ago
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Want a Crochet Strawberry plush? You can buy one in my shop at https://mariela-originals.bigcartel.com by @mdchemuffin
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3 months ago
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"Summerween", huh? I've already heard that somewhere else. ⚠️🎩🌠🌲 by @mdchemuffin
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3 months ago
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2 years ago
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