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NESMAN sheffield, South Yorkshire, England UK
Sat Jan 31, 2009 9:04 PM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
If letters were numbers, e.g. A=1 B=2 C=3 and so on.
Try to guess or work out the numbers for these names.
there are two names a first and a last. Each name has a code of its own. do not add them together just put a space between them.
When putting the numbers together if there is a double digit add the left digit to the number on the left like so AT A=1 T=20 >=30.

A/1
B/2
C/3
D/4
E/5
F/6
G/7
H/8
I/9
J/10
K/11
L/12
M/13
N/14
O/15
P/16
Q/17
R/18
S/19
T/20
U/21
V/22
W/23
X/24
Y/25
Z/26

Here you go;

Jo Cox = EASY
SUE JONES = Medium
John willis = Hard
Andrew Hinddlestone = Very hard
Jamerson Godfreboldman = Brain teaser
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Tater springfield, Illinois USA
Sat Jan 31, 2009 10:47 PM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
NESMAN: If letters were numbers, e.g. A=1 B=2 C=3 and so on.
Try to guess or work out the numbers for these names.
there are two names a first and a last. Each name has a code of its own. do not add them together just put a space between them.
When putting the numbers together if there is a double digit add the left digit to the number on the left like so AT A=1 T=20 >=30.

A/1
B/2
C/3
D/4
E/5
F/6
G/7
H/8
I/9
J/10
K/11
L/12
M/13
N/14
O/15
P/16
Q/17
R/18
S/19
T/20
U/21
V/22
W/23
X/24
Y/25
Z/26

Here you go;

Jo Cox = EASY
SUE JONES = Medium
John willis = Hard
Andrew Hinddlestone = Very hard
Jamerson Godfreboldman = Brain teaser



Jo = 25 co = 45 plus x which is 24 so you want cox to equal 64?????????? are we eliminating the second digit in the middle number??? dunno

need more directions please
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NESMAN sheffield, South Yorkshire, England UK
Sun Feb 1, 2009 12:27 AM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
jo is one word it has its own code.


thats the answer to jo cox >>>> 115 474

J.=.10
O.=..15
^^^^^^^
......115

C.=..3
O.=..15
X.=.....24
^^^^^^^^
........474

do you get it now?!?
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DoznEggs Any town, New Jersey USA
Sun Feb 1, 2009 8:35 AM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
I'm not a Chisumbop Kid and never will be.

blues
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Tater springfield, Illinois USA
Sun Feb 1, 2009 9:17 AM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
NESMAN: jo is one word it has its own code.thats the answer to jo cox >>>> 115 474

J.=.10
O.=..15
^^^^^^^
......115

C.=..3
O.=..15
X.=.....24
^^^^^^^^
........474

do you get it now?!?



Got it... thanksthumbs up
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RayfromUSA vienne, Rhone-Alpes France
Sun Feb 1, 2009 3:35 PM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
In response to: If letters were numbers, e.g. A=1 B=2 C=3 and so on.
Try to guess or work out the numbers for these names.
there are two names a first and a last. Each name has a code of its own. do not add them together just put a space between them.
When putting the numbers together if there is a double digit add the left digit to the number on the left like so AT A=1 T=20 >=30.


Thank goodness letters aren't numbers.

Life is complicated enough as it is.
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NESMAN sheffield, South Yorkshire, England UK
Sun Feb 1, 2009 4:25 PM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
i guess nobody wants to test thier with this






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sxc666 Central Coast, New South Wales Australia
Sun Feb 1, 2009 4:35 PM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
uh oh oh wow, is that the time. I have to fly uh oh
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druidess6308 Reverse, Pennsylvania USA
Sun Feb 1, 2009 4:39 PM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
I've done the numerology on my name, and know my numbers by that, but I'm not trying this, sorry Nesman.

You have an interesting mind. wine
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Tater springfield, Illinois USA
Sun Feb 1, 2009 6:05 PM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
NESMAN: If letters were numbers, e.g. A=1 B=2 C=3 and so on.
Try to guess or work out the numbers for these names.
there are two names a first and a last. Each name has a code of its own. do not add them together just put a space between them.
When putting the numbers together if there is a double digit add the left digit to the number on the left like so AT A=1 T=20 >=30.

A/1
B/2
C/3
D/4
E/5
F/6
G/7
H/8
I/9
J/10
K/11
L/12
M/13
N/14
O/15
P/16
Q/17
R/18
S/19
T/20
U/21
V/22
W/23
X/24
Y/25
Z/26

Here you go;

Jo Cox = EASY
SUE JONES = Medium
John willis = Hard
Andrew Hinddlestone = Very hard
Jamerson Godfreboldman = Brain teaser


Jo Cox 115 - 474
Sue Jones 216 - 11709
John Willis 1244 - 33429
Andrew Hinddleson 3053 - 19391169
Jamerson Godfreboldman 1300064 - 9766754

Is this what you are talking about then???

cheers
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Tonya719 Hot springs, Arkansas USA
Wed Feb 4, 2009 10:59 AM CST : Names to Numbers Challenge
oh..this one hurts my brain
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