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Fringe Decoder Ring
The 2008 TV Series “Fringe†contains glyphs (pictures) between commercials that provide insights into each episode. This is a decoder ring that allows those glyphs to be decoded.
The translation of the glyphs into specific characters has been provided by other fans of the show on the net. I simply created this decoder ring based on that information.
Each glyph contains a picture and a bright yellow dot and corresponds to a single letter of the alphabet. To decode a picture, align the two rings so the description of the picture is visible, and then select the hole that corresponds with the position of the dot. For example, a picture of a hand with a dot in the upper left corner would correspond to the letter “Xâ€.
Enjoy.
Instructions
Print both the lower and upper rings.
Press the rings together to form a single decoder ring.
While watching “Fringeâ€, decode each glyph.
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