Thread: Search image verification

I'm pretty sure those letters are upside down and backwards in the first one. I've also seen several image verifications with words in tiny print (impossible to read) written sideways. Marked and accented letters like these ü é ö and several others pop up fairly often. I'm pretty sure I saw æ once, but that could have just been the a smashed into the e...maybe...there was one that looked like π. I've seen the symbol for british pounds £ and a few other odd ones. And then there's the first word in the last picture. What the hell!?!? Even standing on my head its still not English. Hit refresh enough times and you'll get a few that aren't even English, let alone German, French, Spanish, Martian, or whatever else is popping up.

Its hard enough to read and decipher the image verification normally, can it be limited to normal everyday "English" characters and orientations?

1) methods rodrigo.

2) crewing pédérastie

3) Um dude wow.. You like have czech installed on the Captcha bunni? LOL

Just for fun and because its interesting seeing what kind of crap is popping up, here's a few more for everyone's amusement until Bunni figures out what's going on with the Captcha.

1. Some Chinese character.
2. Tree? Clover?
3. Umm...Caveman for river or maybe Bunni by the water.
4. Middle Eastern or Eastern European, I think.

Anyway, whenever you get to it Bunni. I thought it'd be slightly low on the priority list.

Originally Posted by nsRaven

4. Middle Eastern or Eastern European, I think.

I think it's South China Sea area. Maybe a highly stylized Thai or Cambodian (more likely). Arabic is written in long horizontal strokes (it looks a bit "flat") and uses lots of diacritical marks; Eastern Europe uses variations on Cyrillic, which is very close to the Roman alphabet in shape, if not pronounciation.

Draco