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Permalink Reply by Zara19 on June 28, 2010 at 6:20pm

I think its TOO easy :|

PinkyLoulouLP said:

I know, but something is not right, I mean is it really THAT easy or we're missing something?

Maybe the previous message was way too hard so they decided to provide us an easier one?

I haven't got a clue. :S

Zara (Zara19) said:

I guess, so it like cancels the A's out. Wonder why they would bother with that though :|

Also a catalyst is something that speeds up a reaction...

I think New Found Glory had an album called catalyst so I dont think itll be an album title.

PinkyLoulouLP said:

OR if we just rearrange the letters meaning ''We're a broken people, living under a loaded gun'' so it makes sense then the spare A's can be ignored?

Then its about time they think of something original XD

Daniel Rodriquez said:

Zara (Zara19) said:

I guess, so it like cancels the A's out. Wonder why they would bother with that though :|

Also a catalyst is something that speeds up a reaction...

I think New Found Glory had an album called catalyst so I dont think itll be an album title.

Well there's an album called "Minutes To Midnight" by someone else too... Don't remember his name though...

I dont think we should ignore them either, LP are too particular for it not to be important

KATHYxx said:

PinkyLoulouLP said:

I know, but something is not right, I mean is it really THAT easy or we're missing something?
Maybe the previous message was way too hard so they decided to provide us an easier one?
I haven't got a clue. :S




Zara (Zara19) said:

I guess, so it like cancels the A's out. Wonder why they would bother with that though :|

Also a catalyst is something that speeds up a reaction... I think New Found Glory had an album called catalyst so I dont think itll be an album title.

PinkyLoulouLP said:

OR if we just rearrange the letters meaning ''We're a broken people, living under a loaded gun'' so it makes sense then the spare A's can be ignored?

I have a feeling we are not supposed to ignore the missing spaces.

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Permalink Reply by igor kenji shinoda =P on June 28, 2010 at 6:22pm

The Catalyst

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Permalink Reply by A.J. Herrmann on June 28, 2010 at 6:23pm

Or instead of all this crazy stuff.... maybe it has something to do with the night club in Santa Cruz.

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Permalink Reply by Alê Di Matteo on June 28, 2010 at 6:24pm

Reading the text, I can see many errors of agreement and spelling. I think adding the errors can form a kind of phrase or word. is that?

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Permalink Reply by chrisDude on June 28, 2010 at 6:25pm

mike rap lyrics for the new album, surely!

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Permalink Reply by PinkyLoulouLP on June 28, 2010 at 6:25pm

Isn't there like only ONE missing space? I would say the slashes look suspicious too, but I think that would be taking it a little too far. *ninja emot*

KATHYxx said:

I have a feeling we are not supposed to ignore the missing spaces.

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Permalink Reply by kementari on June 28, 2010 at 6:25pm

but what's wrong with the "a broken people"?

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Permalink Reply by KATHYxx on June 28, 2010 at 6:27pm

There are three missing spaces.

between can't and be
between to and symphonies
between loaded and gun

PinkyLoulouLP said:

Isn't there like only ONE missing space? I would say the slashes look suspicious too, but I think that would be taking it a little too far. *ninja emot*
KATHYxx said:

I have a feeling we are not supposed to ignore the missing spaces.

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Permalink Reply by KATHYxx on June 28, 2010 at 6:29pm

*le gasp*

the spaces break up the catalyst.
the people are broken.
is the catalyst the people?

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Permalink Reply by Alfonso Gonzalez on June 28, 2010 at 6:31pm

the word people is always plural... you can't write it with an "a" before it... you would say just people, or "a person", but not "a people".... it's grammaticaly wrong

kementari said:

but what's wrong with the "a broken people"?

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Permalink Reply by Yeli on June 28, 2010 at 6:31pm

Well, Mike It sounded like a song about soldiers. Mmm I got to think it better.

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Permalink Reply by Evan Seligman on June 28, 2010 at 6:31pm

the part with the / is in the(). since i think they are lyrics, no, thats not suspicious. its common in music lyrics to do that with something where 2 things are sung together/at the same time.

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