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sorry, I watched it again and didn't see it.
I must be crazy

actually, New York is the one that stalls

I noticed something very small, probably insignificant, but as the words and random code scroll across, if you pay close attention to Los Angeles, it will stall for a second. if I knew how to freeze that image...

I think now, time is all that will tell.

But I really hope the word's positions will change!

When you line up all the letters, left to right, top to bottom, you get this: L O NS ES WEA AN YTG OTE RLL KEE S And this jumble backwards leads to this: Seek ll re to gty na aew se sn Notice first word. Suppose the position of the city's words change. That might lead to another word after seek. :?

When you line up all the letters, left to right, top to bottom, you get this:

L O NS ES WEA AN YTG OTE RLL KEE S

And this jumble backwards leads to this:

Seek ll re to gty na aew se sn

Notice first word.

check this out! I took all the letters, left to right, top to bottom, and wrote them out: L O NS ES WEA AN YTG OTE RLL KEE S typed backwards it says: Seek ll re to gty na aew se sn notice the word seek and how "re" and "aew" seem to say renew? Hmm... I don't see much on the comb...

check this out! I took all the letters, left to right, top to bottom, and wrote them out: L O NS ES WEA AN YTG OTE RLL KEE S typed backwards it says: Seek ll re to gty na aew se sn notice the word seek and how "re" and "aew" seem to say renew? Hmm... I don't see much on the comb...

check this out!

I took all the letters, left to right, top to bottom, and wrote them out:

L O NS ES WEA AN YTG OTE RLL KEE S

typed backwards it says:

Seek ll re to gty na aew se sn

notice the word seek and how "re" and "aew" seem to say renew?

I think it is of some significance that Los Angeles is indented I'm looking into that, thanks for bringing that up. So, using that information, I simply took all of the letters that were not lined up like every other (for example, W, E, A are three in a row) and got LOANS. Yes, it's wild, but it's ...

If you press Enter several times, it calls up an equal amount of new instances of the text. This gives the illusion that the random and overlapping text is some type of Asian language. notasian.PNG Of particular note are the first two characters. Even though I know that it's an illusion, they look ...