I guess nobody is trying to continue where I left and everyone is going back to interpreting this as some sequence of strings of zeros and ones whose length happens to be Fibonacci. Let me make the case that what I found is not a coincidence.

* The total number of bits is a multiple of 8.
* If you divide the bits in groups of 8, the first bit in every single group is a 0. This would happen when you encode any text in binary, since the standard ASCII only uses 7 bits.
* The pattern "00001101" "00001010" represents a carriage return and a new line, which is how the end of line is represented in Windows, and it appears 19 times.
* All the other blocks of 8 bits are reasonable characters from a small set: lowercase letters, the digits '5' and '6' and the character ':', appearing at the beginning of most lines, and only there.

This is NOT a coincidence. Now you can continue trying to find some generating rule if you want. :)

the numbers do appear to be ascii, but that fincabii thing is more that just coincidence. The last number being 30 is wrong and this number must be used somehow to make sense of the ascii thing!

Or at least i think so!

I had hoped that all it was was that the last number was not 30 at all, and that the post had reached its maximum width and gone onto the next line.

But it hasn't. Oh well... :ƒ