I don't know if this has been posted on here before, so here we go.

In a newspaper run by students at the University of Arizona, there have been very strange texts and photos placed in it since May 1, 1981. These are very criptic and nobody really understands why they are put there.

From what I have read on the website, www.maydaymystery.org, These adds are not cheap to place either. The people runnning them must also be very well educated. The puzzles require a great deal of knowledge in history, symbology, languages and mathematical calculations. Just so you have an idea what I am talking about, here is the latest:

http://www.maydaymystery.org/mayday/text...

The people who run these things have been in contact with the webmaster of the mayday mystery website. They have accual kept him going by giving him gold coins and whatnot. Here are somethings they have directly told him and a few others:

Myself and a few others have been contacted by the people(?) behind the pages. Their emails make a few things very clear, so in the name of not pissing them off any further than I already have, I make a few clarifications :)

"They say it is not a game
They say it has some sort of 'cause'
They say it is not necessarily Tucson-centric
They say we're getting there, but pointed out some large errors and missing portions, clarified a few wrong assumptions
And, yeah, I spelled 'Lamas' wrong in about nine million different places. Sheesh...."

So lets get crakin Grailers. :)