GH Litter Discussion 2019

[Daisukina]

also i don't know if this is related, but on rockruff's (previously ) blurb for the staff page, the following is listed at the bottom (literally copy/pasted):
87,72,65,84,66,82,69,69,68,73,83,72,69,

edit: i was able to solve the hint on rockruff's blurb! at first i wondered if the numbers were ascii, but that turned up unrecognized characters. i then decided it was a polybius square, but didn't know what the codeword wold be so i let that go. as it turns out, the cipher used was simple: unicode! the numbers translate to a question: what breed is he? this is clearly a hint to his cat and makes me wonder if, as the previous chicken hint suggests (original post and my theory), the alien/tailless cat is his?

now that i think about it, benji's breed should be the silkie chicken, which looks like this as a baby and their eggs are the traditional white or brown as in real life.

i therefore concur with previous guesses that this kitten is rockruff's!

Very good, very good! Now if you can work out the other hint and put them together, you should be all set for whenever my girl grows. (;

did rockruff just confirm, or-

[rocoboq]

also i don't know if this is related, but on rockruff's (previously ) blurb for the staff page, the following is listed at the bottom (literally copy/pasted):
87,72,65,84,66,82,69,69,68,73,83,72,69,

edit: i was able to solve the hint on rockruff's blurb! at first i wondered if the numbers were ascii, but that turned up unrecognized characters. i then decided it was a polybius square, but didn't know what the codeword wold be so i let that go. as it turns out, the cipher used was simple: unicode! the numbers translate to a question: what breed is he? this is clearly a hint to his cat and makes me wonder if, as the previous chicken hint suggests (original post and my theory), the alien/tailless cat is his?

now that i think about it, benji's breed should be the silkie chicken, which looks like this as a baby and their eggs are the traditional white or brown as in real life.

i therefore concur with previous guesses that this kitten is rockruff's!

Very good, very good! Now if you can work out the other hint and put them together, you should be all set for whenever my girl grows. (;

did rockruff just confirm, or-

i believe he just meant we correctly solved the puzzle and have yet to do another, which is probably the video. wasn't there a rickroll one, too?

[lucky333123]

There is one question left to ask me!

[Ria Sys~]

There is one question left to ask me!

does your kitty love watching sunsets?

does your kitty enjoy lemons?

[Shobits]

There is one question left to ask me!

Here's three to choose from!

What Magical Artifact from Harry Potter would your kitten be?

Does your kitty have a solid coloration or is it more of a gradient?

Will your cat be PPS?

[lucky333123]

There is one question left to ask me!

Does your kitty have a solid coloration or is it more of a gradient?

So many good questions! I would say my kitty has more of a gradient

[Daisukina]

There is one question left to ask me!

Does your kitty have a solid coloration or is it more of a gradient?

So many good questions! I would say my kitty has more of a gradient

This narrows it down to:
and . Also, they mentioned swimming, and the third one looks kinda like a swimming pool (?).

By the way, Lucky, I will impress you more.
Here are some facts:
Leopards are the chameleons of the big cat family.

Leopards are ultra-adaptable and live in more places than any other big cat. They make themselves at home in almost any kind of habitat, including grasslands, mountains, forests, deserts, and coastal areas. As a result, leopards are found in sub-Saharan Africa, India, Russia, China, Sri Lanka, and the Arabian Peninsula, just to name a few places.

Tigers have whiskers all over their bodies.

Tigers have whiskers in five places - around their noses, on their cheeks, above their eyes, behind their front legs, and scattered throughout their fur. These whiskers detect sensory information, helping tigers to navigate in the dark and attack their prey more accurately. Tigers can see well at night – six times better than we feeble humans – but because their pupils dilated in the dark, it’s more difficult for them to see objects close up. The whiskers on a tiger’s muzzle can help compensate for this, enabling it to feel its way through the dark.

[Wolven Girl]

Does your kitty have a solid coloration or is it more of a gradient?

So many good questions! I would say my kitty has more of a gradient

This narrows it down to:
and . Also, they mentioned swimming, and the third one looks kinda like a swimming pool (?).

By the way, Lucky, I will impress you more.
Here are some facts:
Leopards are the chameleons of the big cat family.

Leopards are ultra-adaptable and live in more places than any other big cat. They make themselves at home in almost any kind of habitat, including grasslands, mountains, forests, deserts, and coastal areas. As a result, leopards are found in sub-Saharan Africa, India, Russia, China, Sri Lanka, and the Arabian Peninsula, just to name a few places.

Tigers have whiskers all over their bodies.

Tigers have whiskers in five places - around their noses, on their cheeks, above their eyes, behind their front legs, and scattered throughout their fur. These whiskers detect sensory information, helping tigers to navigate in the dark and attack their prey more accurately. Tigers can see well at night – six times better than we feeble humans – but because their pupils dilated in the dark, it’s more difficult for them to see objects close up. The whiskers on a tiger’s muzzle can help compensate for this, enabling it to feel its way through the dark.

The kitten on the left doesn't really have a gradient

[Burrito Bunny]

Hmmm Malo thinks that Lucky’s answer was a little trickier than it seems...

[Daisukina]

Does your kitty have a solid coloration or is it more of a gradient?

So many good questions! I would say my kitty has more of a gradient

This narrows it down to:
and . Also, they mentioned swimming, and the third one looks kinda like a swimming pool (?).

By the way, Lucky, I will impress you more.
Here are some facts:
Leopards are the chameleons of the big cat family.

Leopards are ultra-adaptable and live in more places than any other big cat. They make themselves at home in almost any kind of habitat, including grasslands, mountains, forests, deserts, and coastal areas. As a result, leopards are found in sub-Saharan Africa, India, Russia, China, Sri Lanka, and the Arabian Peninsula, just to name a few places.

Tigers have whiskers all over their bodies.

Tigers have whiskers in five places - around their noses, on their cheeks, above their eyes, behind their front legs, and scattered throughout their fur. These whiskers detect sensory information, helping tigers to navigate in the dark and attack their prey more accurately. Tigers can see well at night – six times better than we feeble humans – but because their pupils dilated in the dark, it’s more difficult for them to see objects close up. The whiskers on a tiger’s muzzle can help compensate for this, enabling it to feel its way through the dark.

The kitten on the left doesn't really have a gradient[/quote]
It does, but only if you look carefully c: