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go to your blog on desktop and add /YVUrEMY%eBA8u3 to the url

do you see what i see?

things are heating up in the hidden tumblr page fandom

let’s do some explaining. first of all –

do not attach the URL to your blog URL if you are sensitive to flashing GIFs with bright colours.

i archived the page that generated the flashing GIF at random, please block it on adblock before looking at the archive if you’re sensitive to it: http://archive.is/seQnu/3ace944555f551cffa3b4d1342a6968e9356aa99.gif

here’s the archive: http://archive.is/seQnu

so, this
/YVUrEMY%eBA8u3

URL is just one of many that leads to a hidden page. any ASCII encoding that isn’t supported, written in Windows-1252 encoding, will also send you there, e.g. /%e6 /%d7

here’s a list of entities and their ASCII encoding: https://www.w3schools.com/tags/ref_urlencode.asp

going to a page with a broken URL will either generate one of two spanish Nescafé advertisements with broken characters, OR a very small chance of the aforementioned archived page with the flashing GIF. the
Nescafé

advert itself seems to be leftover from yahoo’s code, the text shows up on several yahoo/yahoo-hosted sites.

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the flashing GIF page has an encrypted hexadecimal hash code, it translates to this

the tumblr GIF URL listed there leads to this image:

the flashing GIF has several QR codes inside of it. scanning them generates text