Put your pens down loons we have a winner. Evidently, some Canadian World War I fanatic has cracked the encrypted WWII code found on a dead carrier pigeon in a chimney in England. Gord Young said it took 17 minutes to crack what British experts claim was undecipherable . Seems it was a system of basic acronyms. Awkward.
AOAKN – Artillery Observer At “K” Sector, Normandy
HVPKD – Have Panzers Know Directions
FNFJW – Final Note [confirming] Found Jerry’s Whereabouts
DJHFP – Determined Jerry’s Headquarters Front Posts
CMPNW – Counter Measures [against] Panzers Not Working
PABLIZ – Panzer Attack – Blitz
KLDTS – Know [where] Local Dispatch Station
27 / 1526 / 6 – June 27th, 1526 hours
Despite the code being cracked, the British experts at GCHQ are loathed to admit it has been decoded ….. by a Canadian.
I had that one cracked ages ago Loon
lol
mind you my version was completely
different… Who knew?
That decoder ring I found in my cereal was totally over-rated.
Yes, only good for Fruit Loops
Canadians are known for their exceptional code-cracking skills.
And also for their wine gums.
Canadian’s make some pretty decent
pancakes too Binky, don’t forget that or
the maple syrup
KLDTS seems to have been decoded incorrectly Loon. T stands for what exactly?
That is just Thermonuclearwonderbra and had
to be omitted because of any possible fallout
A sticky keyboard maybe?
Nooooo, just being me
lol
lol
How do you mean Bonkers then?