Below is a quote from a famous person encoded with a substitution cipher. Each letter has been swapped for another. Today's hint: Y equals L.
"VB'T/ ZX/ JXZMAN/ BGQB/ TYQLAND/ JQT/ TX/ HXHKYQN/ UXN/ TX/ YXZE./ PYQCO/ EXAT/ JVBG/ ALANDBGVZE."/
- IXGZ/ EQYYVQZX
The first person to e-mail me the correct answer at imillermoth@gmail.com wins a prize! If you would like your prize sent to you, include a mailing address with your answer.
Last week's answer:
"I wasn't faking anything. When we met I honestly thought she said her name was 'Allen'" - Anne Heche
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Thursday, April 7, 2011
You Can Finally Leave Out the Caviar
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
The Monkeys You Ordered
The Monkeys You Ordered is a website with nothing but cartoons from The New Yorker that have been re-captioned in a more literal fashion. If you haven't been there yet, check it out. It's pretty amazing.
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Sunday Cipher #27
Below is a quote from a famous person encoded with a substitution cipher. Each letter has been swapped for another. Today's hint: D equals I.
"D/ TCXQ'B/ YCGDQS/ CQOBHDQS./ THPQ/ TP/ UPB/ D/ HWQPXBKO/ BHWRSHB/ XHP/ XCDA/ HPI/ QCUP/ TCX/ 'CKKPQ'"
- CQQP/ HPNHP
The first person to e-mail me the correct answer at imillermoth@gmail.com wins a prize! If you would like your prize sent to you, include a mailing address with your answer.
Last month's answer:
"Some people talk shit about it, but smoking resin got me through my first two abortions.' - Helen Mirren
"D/ TCXQ'B/ YCGDQS/ CQOBHDQS./ THPQ/ TP/ UPB/ D/ HWQPXBKO/ BHWRSHB/ XHP/ XCDA/ HPI/ QCUP/ TCX/ 'CKKPQ'"
- CQQP/ HPNHP
The first person to e-mail me the correct answer at imillermoth@gmail.com wins a prize! If you would like your prize sent to you, include a mailing address with your answer.
Last month's answer:
"Some people talk shit about it, but smoking resin got me through my first two abortions.' - Helen Mirren
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Saturday, April 2, 2011
Fun Fact #7
All the best rugby teams have at least one eunuch. They are allowed testosterone replacement therapy to make them just as aggressive as the other players, and the advantages are obvious.
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Comics with Cats
Here's pretty much the same comic several times:








I tried drawing one myself instead of using clip art, but it just didn't turn out right:
I tried drawing one myself instead of using clip art, but it just didn't turn out right:
Welcome Back
After over a month of inactivity, The Swarm has resumed publication. There will be a few minor changes, and zero major ones.
First, The Swarm is committed to more frequent postings, albeit of a lower quality. Expect several posts per week, as well as the return of the Sunday Cipher(my wife's favorite feature). Anticipate many shorter, gut-punching posts from The Swarm, as well as the longer articles you've come to love.
Secondly, the prizes for the Sunday Cipher have changed slightly. If you aren't one of the six people that have submitted an answer for the Sunday Cipher, you will not notice a change. The prize for runners-up(a drawing by Isaac Miller and an archive quality letter) remains the same. However, each week's grand prize may seem slightly cheaper. It turns out that our prize department had a devil of a time coming up with a new, unique and mail-able prize each week. So in the future, the grand prize may also be a drawing from Isaac Miller, just embossed with a handsome metal-leaf star or two. Maybe it will be some sort of diploma or hologram (probably not a hologram). It may also be something awesome. It really just depends on what the prize department has on hand, or if they are feeling particularly creative or energetic. The option of having your winning prize mailed to you at your home or business is still being offered, and is encouraged.
Thirdly, while The Swarm has never confined itself to one subject matter or genre, expect to see a bit more variety here. Things like traffic reports, nutrition tips, correspondence courses and current tech trends, as well as predictions for the future and editorials. None of those have actually been considered until just this moment, but any of them may pop up.
So thanks for reading The Swarm, and we look forward to many more years of shaping your world view. Now sit back and enjoy some single panel comics. They should appear as if by magic just above this post in a few minutes.
Excelsior!
First, The Swarm is committed to more frequent postings, albeit of a lower quality. Expect several posts per week, as well as the return of the Sunday Cipher(my wife's favorite feature). Anticipate many shorter, gut-punching posts from The Swarm, as well as the longer articles you've come to love.
Secondly, the prizes for the Sunday Cipher have changed slightly. If you aren't one of the six people that have submitted an answer for the Sunday Cipher, you will not notice a change. The prize for runners-up(a drawing by Isaac Miller and an archive quality letter) remains the same. However, each week's grand prize may seem slightly cheaper. It turns out that our prize department had a devil of a time coming up with a new, unique and mail-able prize each week. So in the future, the grand prize may also be a drawing from Isaac Miller, just embossed with a handsome metal-leaf star or two. Maybe it will be some sort of diploma or hologram (probably not a hologram). It may also be something awesome. It really just depends on what the prize department has on hand, or if they are feeling particularly creative or energetic. The option of having your winning prize mailed to you at your home or business is still being offered, and is encouraged.
Thirdly, while The Swarm has never confined itself to one subject matter or genre, expect to see a bit more variety here. Things like traffic reports, nutrition tips, correspondence courses and current tech trends, as well as predictions for the future and editorials. None of those have actually been considered until just this moment, but any of them may pop up.
So thanks for reading The Swarm, and we look forward to many more years of shaping your world view. Now sit back and enjoy some single panel comics. They should appear as if by magic just above this post in a few minutes.
Excelsior!
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