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Oh. I'll admit it. I can't keep going on like this. I can't keep adding notpr0n solutions to these pages. I mean I've only got past level twenty (I'm not on 30) but already I'm realising that the descriptions of how to do the levels are often harder than if I just let you guys intuitively do the levels. Plus, I don't want people stumbling on this pages and getting spoilers when they don't want them. It's happened to me before and it's fucking annoying. So I'm going to stop writing about notpr0n on here, unless I've just done a mammoth level that i'm really happy about doing :) Anyway keep it real. I've got an early morning tomorrow. I'm going back down to my uni in London (long drive), and I've been suffering from insomnia recently, so I'm going to try to get to sleep!

http://www.deathball.net/notpron/windows/something.php Source code offers no help, but the name "Numbers, Fonts and stuff..." indicates fonts are involved. 1. The windows symbol is the link. A click on it says ignore lead/pb. What could that mean? 2. Where have you seen those symbols before? 3. It should be easy once you recognize where they are from. 1. Symbols are the windings font in windows word. 2. Ignore lead/pb (Chemical symbol for lead=Pb) means ignore pencil lines. 3. Decode the windings font, gives you REALLY UNFAIR 4. User name and password them :)

"He moved it into the right direction" 1. What way is the hand pointing? 2. Is there anything written in the source code that might help? 3. What do the page name and picture have in common? 4. Use what you know! 1. "He moved it in the right direction". Could this refer to the letters. 2. Since all letters have shifted one place to the right, shift them back one place to the left to make sense of the jumbled letters in the source code. 3. xfjse tuvgg becomes WEIRD STUFF 4. And there's your username and password :)

http://www.deathball.net/notpron/finale/lamp.htm Source code asks why is the letter after 18 an "a"? Why not a "b"? or nothing at all? 1. Try out different letters after 18. 2. A different background music is being played. 3. What is being played? 4. One single letter won't give you the answer. 1. Listen to the song. 2. What notes are being played. 3. D. E. A. F. 4. No where for a user name or pasword, so simply change lamp for"/deaf.htm" :)

http://www.deathball.net/notpron/finale/pron.htm "aliens are coming" Source code says "what am i?" After the image file. 1. What are you looking at? 2. It's clear there is no link, so you don't need to look for a user name and password. 3. You ned to change the URL. 4. Keep guessing what you are looking at. 1. I tried "/ufo.htm" and got wrong way. 2. Then I tried "/egg.htm" and got another wrong way. 3. One of the "Wrong Way" clues says you have seen this before. 4. I guessed "/lamp.htm" which was RIGHT! :)

http://www.deathball.net/notpron/zoo/mznvh.htm This is the image you are presented with. It's clear upon first inspection that each of the squares corresponds to each of the previous 15 levels. 1. The source code says "invert a-z" 2.Could this have something to do with the URL? 3. What do the numbers in the pictures mean? 4. What does # mean? 5. Apply what you've been told to the levels referred to. 1. Inverting the letters in the URL gives. "all/names.htm" 2. You know it has to do with the usernames of the levels concerned. 3. The # indicates that the name is inverted (the clue is in the source code) 4. The numbers in the boxes must refer to the letter number of the user name for that level. 5. When there is a # after the number that means, invert the letter. 6. Combining all the letters from the usernames you get the following DOOM MURDER And there's the Username and Password :)

OK! I've had a new idea for this blog. I'm supposed to be revising! HAH! So obviously I've started playing notpr0n again! It's a massive online click and play webriddle! And it's nigh on impossible (for me anyway) without help. So I've decided to go through each level I've down and write hints and teasers for each level, then in a black font I'll write the solution to each level. This was, those who don't want to see the answer don't have to. And those that do want to see the answer simple have to -A to select all writing on the page and view the solution. 1 last thing, I can't be bothered doing all the levels, so I'll start from where I left off before I started revising (in my opinion this is wher eit starts getting hard. LEVEL 16 FOLLOWS!

Two words: SOLO ACOUSTIC. Dashboard Confessional (or Rather just Chris Carraba) blew away fans at the King's College London Union with a solo acoustic show. I was left stunned by how Chris can hold notes for so long and with the emotion he puts into his songs. He genuinely looked so happy to be there and there were several moving moments where Chris looked on the verge of tears as the crowd drowned out his own singing with the lyrics he wrote. The last song, Hands Down will live on for everyone there, it was so powerful at the end and there was not a single person not singing along. Great gig! Absolutely incredible, to the point that these words in no way represent the greatness of it. I wish I had a way with words that rivals the hypothetical child of Chaucer and Shakespeare, but unfortunately I am only "good" with numbers and even those can't be used to describe the gig. I guess this is why I'm not taking this seriously enough, because I know I can't convey ...