I do not know where to start......
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| HRBT |
This is the fifth station, HRBT w/ the sound of heartbeat as a background.
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| Test Card |
And this.. This is Test Card G. I cannot explain this to you but read THIS if you want to know more.
The small picture on the upper right is the second station on mcr.com. But what is the other picture about? According to THIS, it is from Fallout 3 which is a post nuclear simulation video game. I tried to look for the picture myself but I can't see it.
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| BLND ( second station) |
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| Skeleton Crew wallpaper |
This is a Skeleton Crew (fiction written by Stephen King) wallpaper. Kind of looks the same too, eh?
Ok so I put my ARG skills to work and got this information for you guys. Because information allows us to deduce. Sorry if this scares you guys lol, these are all tricks I've seen pulled on J.J Abrams fueled ARG's so just second nature by now.
1. I opened the source code for the website which can be done in most browsers. In Safari it's View -> View Source. Or shift+command+U. In there I found interesting stuff and sure more technical guys can find even more, I just did a scan through for internal links they didn't disguise.
1.a. First up, heres the Javascript code that I pulled out of the source code. It's been machine compiled so can't be read by humans. Any web dev. out there that can repackage it for more information? By reading the javascript we'll be able to tell the intent of this design. [link]
1.b. More source information, the flash we are seeing is a download from Warner Bros. Records website here: [link]
Theres a variable declaration in the source code that appears to switch the module read out number (changes what we see) over a period of time, which is probably determined internally by the counters we see. So keep an eye out, it may change at any moment.
1.b.i. The counters are traveling at different intervals (duh). When timing their loop length to go from 00-60 it was found that they are in scales of 2. The top left and bottom right loop every 2 seconds. The top middle and bottom left are looping every 22 seconds. And the top-right and bottom-middle loop every 16 seconds. Scaled for speed that's 2-16-22. Don't think it's a date. Ideas what this means?
1.c. The end of the source code reveals that there are other lines of code that they are storing to change to a full webpage because there are calls for headers like "News" etc. Another reason to stay looking out. RSS feed it people.
2.a. Lastly, I've got people removing the frequencies from the WKIL and the RFDD pages to listen to the underneath sounds. I might stay up to do a frequency imaging too to see if they hid anything in there.
2.b. The HBRT header is a very short loop, you can hear the break. Someone should verify it's not morse code before the confirmation bells.
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More information for those that care. It hasn't changed so I prefer to do it the fun ARG way, you should help out too.
1.a. RFDD=10
BLND=6
WKIL=8
KLSK=12
HRBT=4
Blank Screen= 2
These may mean something since the loop intervals of the timers are in pairs of twos.
2.a. I was reading a fan club somewhere else and they documented the timers stopping or dates that seem plausible for a release date. If you see it stop please note the numbers and time of day. If it stops regularly we can look for meaning therein.
1. I opened the source code for the website which can be done in most browsers. In Safari it's View -> View Source. Or shift+command+U. In there I found interesting stuff and sure more technical guys can find even more, I just did a scan through for internal links they didn't disguise.
1.a. First up, heres the Javascript code that I pulled out of the source code. It's been machine compiled so can't be read by humans. Any web dev. out there that can repackage it for more information? By reading the javascript we'll be able to tell the intent of this design. [link]
1.b. More source information, the flash we are seeing is a download from Warner Bros. Records website here: [link]
Theres a variable declaration in the source code that appears to switch the module read out number (changes what we see) over a period of time, which is probably determined internally by the counters we see. So keep an eye out, it may change at any moment.
1.b.i. The counters are traveling at different intervals (duh). When timing their loop length to go from 00-60 it was found that they are in scales of 2. The top left and bottom right loop every 2 seconds. The top middle and bottom left are looping every 22 seconds. And the top-right and bottom-middle loop every 16 seconds. Scaled for speed that's 2-16-22. Don't think it's a date. Ideas what this means?
1.c. The end of the source code reveals that there are other lines of code that they are storing to change to a full webpage because there are calls for headers like "News" etc. Another reason to stay looking out. RSS feed it people.
2.a. Lastly, I've got people removing the frequencies from the WKIL and the RFDD pages to listen to the underneath sounds. I might stay up to do a frequency imaging too to see if they hid anything in there.
2.b. The HBRT header is a very short loop, you can hear the break. Someone should verify it's not morse code before the confirmation bells.
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More information for those that care. It hasn't changed so I prefer to do it the fun ARG way, you should help out too.
1.a. RFDD=10
BLND=6
WKIL=8
KLSK=12
HRBT=4
Blank Screen= 2
These may mean something since the loop intervals of the timers are in pairs of twos.
2.a. I was reading a fan club somewhere else and they documented the timers stopping or dates that seem plausible for a release date. If you see it stop please note the numbers and time of day. If it stops regularly we can look for meaning therein.
Can someone please comment on this one and shed some light to us, confused fans?
The third one will be about a tweet from Dr. Death Defying where he mentioned "TMGMK". When it is reversed, it becomes "KMGMT" which "is a full service management company representing artists, producers, directors, and editors.
Click HERE to go to the site.
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| Fourth Station WKIL |
The image of the man is rumored to be in the same shape of that of AREA 51. Click here to see the post.
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| Cellphone Radiation |
"Okay...this might mean something. So the "Trinity" bomb was the first test of the atomic bomb in Socorro, New Mexico. As I was reading, I noticed the section on how the bomb never really had a name, and no one knows the origin of why it was named the Trinity. We've all thought about how the desert and all the nuclear symbols/references would link up correct? And the only thing we've connected about the song "A Horse With No Name" is the fact that it's talking about a desert. What if it's not just a desert, but in fact a metaphor for the Trinity bomb. It's the horse with no name, and it was tested in the middle of a desert! I'll have to refresh on the lyrics and read them over again, but this is just a hunch. Another look to why the song was chosen!"
This theory was posted on a facebook page named "MCR Conspiracy".
"...Well, Dr. DeathDefying had a post about the words being gasoline and motorbabies, which like everything else doesn't make sense. But, put both into separate anagram coders and gasoline turns into 'Aliens Go' and motorbabies turn into 'To Raise Bomb'. With all the Area 5i stuff, Aliens seems like an intriguing outcome, and with all the nuclear arms stuff, so does bomb. Together it's 'Aliens go to raise bomb.' >.> Sooooooooo...yeah."
Posted to MCR Conspiracy too. Click HERE to see the original post.
There are more theories out there and some even include Greenday helping MCR to reveal the news and much more. Whatever these stuff really are, it proves one thing. My Chemical Romance are a bunch of geniuses who loves drama. They are so effin' theatrical in a boa-diva way and i have to admit, i LOVE it.
(Thanks to #MCRdeviantclub for some of the information)
There are more theories out there and some even include Greenday helping MCR to reveal the news and much more. Whatever these stuff really are, it proves one thing. My Chemical Romance are a bunch of geniuses who loves drama. They are so effin' theatrical in a boa-diva way and i have to admit, i LOVE it.
(Thanks to #MCRdeviantclub for some of the information)
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