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@mkarrett I hacked my phone into a black light pretty easily, not seeing anything that way or under heat. Thanks for the suggestion!

I want to think about what we might be missing here. Look at the letters. I don’t personally see anything out of sorts with my physical letter itself but I’m hardly an expert (maybe @mkarrett needs to take a look?)

So what’s the bigger picture? What’s hidden in plain sight?

@thebuz “flies and blueprints” would refer to Joyce’s statement about trying to give us answers is like giving the blueprints for Boeing plane to a housefly.

A better question is: who is copying whom?

“Answers” to our questions with our iconfidant numbers typed neatly at the bottom? By a J…Carlsberg? Bless.

I’ll be watching the whole season of That’s So Joyce, thanks.

Joyce seemed to want to gauge our reactions to her questions rather than the answers themselves. She knew that we’d heard from Stacey in the past week; they’re watching the forum. She wanted to see how we told Her about it.

She asked us yes or no questions mostly. But still, she took lots of notes. This was never about the answers.

Hey @bcbishop…that’s odd, she told me 8:30.

Sea god Glaucus came to Circe for a love potion to make Scylla fall in love with him; she’d run from his advances, disgusted by his fish tail. Circe falls in love with Glaucus instead and, full of rage with jealousy for her rival, poisoned the pool Scylla bathed in, turning her into the sea monster we know from The Odyssey.

Invidiosa: Envy. This…[Read more]

Just had a lovely, if brief, chat with Joyce. She’s got just about the crispest British accent I’ve heard in ages. Looking forward to meeting up! That’s all the info I’ve got available for now, I’m afraid.

Hmmm @joycecarlberg…7

@bcbishop I also think we’ve been dared to flow with whatever opportunity is presented to us. I’m always eager to discover a new facet of my own potential, how about you? As for masks and artifice…well…I’ve only ever been a version of myself.

Thanks Joyce. I think we all come here out of curiosity and to put to logic some things we have yet to understand. I’m listening, venom-free. Let’s give each other a hand.

@sfire8 his anger isn’t fake. It’s just clouding his ability to see that this kind of reaction is exactly what Joyce is chiding people for. She’s got her hands to her chest too @thebuz. I think she’s actually hiding behind them and laughing.

Powerful anger coming from you @thebuz.

You’re puffed up so big to disagree with Joyce here that you can’t see straight in front of you; you’re playing right into the mouth you’ve been feeding. Give up being so quick to emotion, unless you’re trying to give her what she wants?

I do wish you wouldn’t make yourself seem so…predictable.

Well @joycecarlberg, I’d say we should meet for the same reason we here in our little “family” tend to walk into unknown situations at he tip of a hat or the buzz of a phone: curiosity. You want to help us help ourselves, and I assume you or your employers get something out of it, even though you’re paid regardless (and thank god for that.) So get…[Read more]

@bcbishop I feel like Fluff was warning us to look beyond the exterior of what we’re presented. As such, I do understand your idea that he wasn’t the same as the caller who spoke to Meghan, Megan, and Kortney the other night. However, I’d counter that, if he was, in instructing us to give them something to invest in, he’s continuing to suggest we…[Read more]

I have seen you choke many things but most of them are entirely too small to be of any consequence to me.

The LAYERS to this joke. 11/10. Sorry @thebuz. I don’t know who @joycecarlberg is working for, but give her a goddamned raise.

@thebuz Joyce did say “it is simply easier to follow along with the fun distractions that come forth here and there and to enjoy these frivolities we offer,” didn’t she? Don’t resist, don’t fight, give in.

Some background on the content of the painting:

Psyche and Cupid represent a marriage between the Soul and Desire. It’s often used as a cautionary tale (in later antiquity) to demonstrate that the willingness to succumb to passion and need can cause the downfall of the human soul. However, in Apuleius’ original story, Psyche (the Soul) is…[Read more]