Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:18
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Thread from /v/
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:19
175913151
Q-Quarter to two?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:19
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10:19 PM
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:19
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Niggers
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:20
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>>175913151
I like this answer
I like this answer
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:20
175913229
potato
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:20
175913260
>>175913070
1:45
1:45
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:20
175913280
Time to rob some kids
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:21
175913360
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:21
175913416
>>175913070
Can I say adventure time, or would that make me a faggot?
Can I say adventure time, or would that make me a faggot?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:23
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:23
175913635
>>175913416
you're already a faggot so you might as well
you're already a faggot so you might as well
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:24
175913721
A quarter to two obviously.
1:45
1:45
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:25
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>>175913151
You. I like you.
You. I like you.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:26
175913936
Time to beat a cheap-ass father who gives 25 cents as gifts to his two kids.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:27
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:28
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ADVENTURE TIME!!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:30
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>>175913070
Why isn't the answer 10:15?
Why isn't the answer 10:15?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:31
175914562
Time for Layton to get a fucking watch
or at the very least find better ways of checking the time than riddling innocent /v/ users
or at the very least find better ways of checking the time than riddling innocent /v/ users
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:31
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Time to debate the definition of a square.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:32
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>>175913721
>>175913260
>>175913151
Why is the oldest child the little hand? Wouldn't the oldest be the big hand, as he's bigger?
>>175913260
>>175913151
Why is the oldest child the little hand? Wouldn't the oldest be the big hand, as he's bigger?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:32
175914719
Christmas
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:33
175914738
>>175914481
Layton puzzles always have expectation-defying answers like that
They'll usually trick you into doing more work/thinking than you actually needed to
Layton puzzles always have expectation-defying answers like that
They'll usually trick you into doing more work/thinking than you actually needed to
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:33
175914759
>>175914579
W-Whaat?
W-Whaat?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:33
175914842
>>175914579
Isn't the answer one?
Isn't the answer one?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:34
175914872
>>175914579
...4?
...4?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:34
175914892
10:15.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:34
175914904
/r/ the one that says "Which house is more blue?"
ᶠᶸá¶áµáµ§âᵤ !DONtE9QD0E
02/12/13(Tue)01:34
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:34
175914920
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:34
175914943
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:35
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:35
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:35
175915090
>>175914943
And that is why I fucking love them
And that is why I fucking love them
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:36
175915097
It's 12:35 A.M. GMT -6, Layton. Get a fucking watch.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:36
175915112
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:36
175915130
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:36
175915153
>>175914579
18? unless you need to cover teh whole floor, then like, 5x6
18? unless you need to cover teh whole floor, then like, 5x6
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:36
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:36
175915216
Nig nog jiggaboo motuerfucking jones. Bitch?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:37
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:37
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>>175914579
You can't. It's three dimensional. It's already infinite squares piled on top of each other.
You can't. It's three dimensional. It's already infinite squares piled on top of each other.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:37
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:38
175915369
>>175914579
Why the fuck does he only have 10x12x0.5 inch tiles? They, like, always come in squares.
Why the fuck does he only have 10x12x0.5 inch tiles? They, like, always come in squares.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:38
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:38
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H-h-here I go!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:38
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aliens.jpg
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A famous space explorer has just discovered a new planet and landed on its surface to investigate it further.
During his three-hour investigation, he counted 379 male Octopleans, 439 female Octopleans, and 125 that had the features of both male female Octopleans.
So right now, how many aliens are there on this new planet?
During his three-hour investigation, he counted 379 male Octopleans, 439 female Octopleans, and 125 that had the features of both male female Octopleans.
So right now, how many aliens are there on this new planet?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:38
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:38
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:39
175915546
Who wants dessert?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:39
175915550
>>175915409
BUT A CUBE IS DIFFERENT FROM A SQUARE
IT FUCKING ASKS HOW TO MAKE A SQUARE, NOT A CUBE, THIS IS ALL 2D
FUCK THIS GAME
BUT A CUBE IS DIFFERENT FROM A SQUARE
IT FUCKING ASKS HOW TO MAKE A SQUARE, NOT A CUBE, THIS IS ALL 2D
FUCK THIS GAME
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:39
175915552
>>175915409
But... that's a cube. Squares are 2d...
But... that's a cube. Squares are 2d...
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:39
175915556
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:39
175915579
>>175915490
They're twins. Yoshi's Island says so.
They're twins. Yoshi's Island says so.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:39
175915635
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:39
175915636
>>175915445
One. The explorer.
One. The explorer.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915645
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915653
>>175915409
FUCK. YOU.
FUCK. YOU.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915659
>this gets posted multiple times a day and there are still faggots who don't know the answer
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915668
>>175915039
What the hell's wrong with Luke in that strip?
What the hell's wrong with Luke in that strip?
ᶠᶸá¶áµáµ§âᵤ !DONtE9QD0E
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915698
>>175915556
>>175915579
You dumb niggers, it's not even a cube. 10x10x12 != cube.
It's 10x10 on the top, which is square.
>>175915579
You dumb niggers, it's not even a cube. 10x10x12 != cube.
It's 10x10 on the top, which is square.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915718
>>175915635
HOOLLLY SHIIIITTTTTT
HOOLLLY SHIIIITTTTTT
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915721
>>175915550
But a square is one face of a cube. He didn't even make a cube. It's 10 x 10 x 12.
But a square is one face of a cube. He didn't even make a cube. It's 10 x 10 x 12.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:40
175915776
>>175914579
How could you ever make a square with a three dimensional object? A square is by definition a quadrilateral. A quadrilateral is a four-sided polygon. Polygons are by definition flat and two-dimensional.
>video games
>fun
How could you ever make a square with a three dimensional object? A square is by definition a quadrilateral. A quadrilateral is a four-sided polygon. Polygons are by definition flat and two-dimensional.
>video games
>fun
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:41
175915810
/r/ing the identical dolls.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:41
175915816
>>175915698
I agree. The Mario brothers aren't a cube.
I agree. The Mario brothers aren't a cube.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:41
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:41
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:41
175915891
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:41
175915907
>>175915445
1, the explorer is the alien on that planet.
1, the explorer is the alien on that planet.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:42
175915947
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:42
175915950
Everytime I see these threads I imagine /v/ being a room full of monkeys trying to solve a problem with bananas
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:42
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:42
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:42
175915975
>>175915867
Yeah. Realized that after I posted. I always miss something.
Yeah. Realized that after I posted. I always miss something.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:42
175916015
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:43
175916031
>>175915760
C, you flip it inside out.
C, you flip it inside out.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:43
175916070
>>175915820
But it measures 10x12, not 10x10. For it to be a square, it'd have to be equal on all four sides, else its a rectangle.
But it measures 10x12, not 10x10. For it to be a square, it'd have to be equal on all four sides, else its a rectangle.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:43
175916086
>>175915409
Well I suppose it is correct, even if it's a bit ambiguous
also, fix your fucking scaling, you shit.
Well I suppose it is correct, even if it's a bit ambiguous
also, fix your fucking scaling, you shit.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:43
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You should be able to solve this
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:43
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:44
175916209
>>175916069
Oh fuck my sides
Oh fuck my sides
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:44
175916212
>>175916070
Two of the polyhedral's sides are 10 x 10. Squares. While the other 4 are 10 x 12. Not squares.
Two of the polyhedral's sides are 10 x 10. Squares. While the other 4 are 10 x 12. Not squares.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:44
175916243
>>175915760
This one is the most bullshit I've ever seen. You flip C inside out.
This one is the most bullshit I've ever seen. You flip C inside out.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:44
175916250
>>175915272
FINISH YOUR PUZZLE, PROFESSOR!
FINISH YOUR PUZZLE, PROFESSOR!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:44
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
175916269
>>175916031
dafuq? how the hell are you supposed to come to that conclusion?
dafuq? how the hell are you supposed to come to that conclusion?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
175916286
>>175913070
bout tree fiddy
bout tree fiddy
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
175916335
>>175915659
I forgot I check the catalog hourly, to detect duplicate threads
I forgot I check the catalog hourly, to detect duplicate threads
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
175916346
>>175916269
The color of the lower part of the dress, the boots and the gloves.
The color of the lower part of the dress, the boots and the gloves.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
175916354
>>175915409
That's not a cube, even.
Five totally works if you don't care about it being an odd shape!
That's not a cube, even.
Five totally works if you don't care about it being an odd shape!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
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>>175916269
You don't. It's pure bullshit.
You don't. It's pure bullshit.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
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>>175913070
Did the later Layton games do anything about puzzles having more than one answer because they could be interpreted in many ways?
Did the later Layton games do anything about puzzles having more than one answer because they could be interpreted in many ways?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:45
175916378
>>175916243
this is fucking bullshit. what are the ingame hints it gives you?
this is fucking bullshit. what are the ingame hints it gives you?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
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>be a math teacher
>see this thread
>mfw
>see this thread
>mfw
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
175916432
>>175916269
CRITICAL THINKING IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS
CRITICAL THINKING IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
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On Valentine's Day, your gadget-loving, technophile girlfriend gave you a most unusual slab of chocolate.
While the jumble of letters looks like nonsense, if you manage to decode the letters written on the chocolate, a message from your sweetheart will appear.
What is she trying to tell you?
While the jumble of letters looks like nonsense, if you manage to decode the letters written on the chocolate, a message from your sweetheart will appear.
What is she trying to tell you?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
175916443
>>175916269
If you know the answer, it's easy to see what they were doing (the arms on one are the legs on the other, the blue petticoat is the other's dress, etc), but it's obviously not something that anyone would be able to just guess naturally.
If you know the answer, it's easy to see what they were doing (the arms on one are the legs on the other, the blue petticoat is the other's dress, etc), but it's obviously not something that anyone would be able to just guess naturally.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
175916496
>>175914579
4, you make a square with the negative space.
4, you make a square with the negative space.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:46
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>>175915409
Oh I get it! The top of the 'cube' is a perfect square, so you really DO make a square in a roundabout way.
Oh I get it! The top of the 'cube' is a perfect square, so you really DO make a square in a roundabout way.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:47
175916517
>>175916440
SHE WANTS MY DICK
SHE WANTS MY DICK
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:47
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>>175916286
Was waiting for that.
Was waiting for that.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:47
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>>175916440
FUCK YOU
FUCK YOU
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:47
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>>175916368
my brain hurts
my brain hurts
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:47
175916605
>>175915760
God. I remember that puzzle.
If they had said 'identical including clothing' it would've been easier to solve.
God. I remember that puzzle.
If they had said 'identical including clothing' it would've been easier to solve.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:48
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>>175916514
BULLSHIT HAS EIGHT LETTERS PROFESSAH
BULLSHIT HAS EIGHT LETTERS PROFESSAH
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:48
175916645
>>175916440
text me
The letters correspond to the letters on a keyboard, the notches in the chocolate tell you which direction to look in, for example, above G, left of C, etc.
The letters correspond to the letters on a keyboard, the notches in the chocolate tell you which direction to look in, for example, above G, left of C, etc.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:48
175916667
>>175916440
TEXT ME?
TEXT ME?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:48
175916668
>>175916440
That we need to talk and its over.
That we need to talk and its over.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:48
175916719
>>175916667
correct
correct
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:48
175916725
>>175916120
400 ft sq if i remeber the answer correctly
400 ft sq if i remeber the answer correctly
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:49
175916773
>>175916605
But that would be redundant, identical means identical, clothing and all.
But that would be redundant, identical means identical, clothing and all.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:49
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IF YOU WENT TO THE DOCTER IT WOULD HAVE TAKEN YOU 5 MINUTES BY CAR. 16 MINUTES IF YOU WALKED.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:49
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:49
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:49
175916814
>>175916120
~486?
~486?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:49
175916874
>>175915776
A square is a two-dimensional object. You can make a lot of squares using a three-dimensional object.
The worst one I've seen is that 'draw a line to cut the object in equal halves' or some shit.
>hurr durr we never said straight line
That's why I'll never play a Layton game. Sometimes they're clever, but those other times man.
A square is a two-dimensional object. You can make a lot of squares using a three-dimensional object.
The worst one I've seen is that 'draw a line to cut the object in equal halves' or some shit.
>hurr durr we never said straight line
That's why I'll never play a Layton game. Sometimes they're clever, but those other times man.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:49
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>>175915409
That's nonsensical. The object in that picture is neither a square, not is it a cube. It's a fucking rectangular prism. And even then, one tile is enough to make a rectangular prism -- you don't need to stack them!
What kind of retard designed this question?
That's nonsensical. The object in that picture is neither a square, not is it a cube. It's a fucking rectangular prism. And even then, one tile is enough to make a rectangular prism -- you don't need to stack them!
What kind of retard designed this question?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:50
175916886
>>175916120
Show the answer.
Show the answer.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:50
175916891
>>175916120
The radii of the circles describe a 20x20 square. Inside that square there are four fourths of a 10-radius circle. So 400-pi*100 is the inner odd shape, and you add a circle to it, so 400.
The radii of the circles describe a 20x20 square. Inside that square there are four fourths of a 10-radius circle. So 400-pi*100 is the inner odd shape, and you add a circle to it, so 400.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:50
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>>175915409
...that's a rectangular cuboid, not even a square cube.
...that's a rectangular cuboid, not even a square cube.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:50
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>>175916120
86 square feet
the black square is 400
1 circle is 314
the 4 quarters make 1 circle
the square minus the circle is 86
86 square feet
the black square is 400
1 circle is 314
the 4 quarters make 1 circle
the square minus the circle is 86
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:50
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>>175916785
That's the exact reason why we use a funky system; because we wanted to make things difficult if you try to look at our shit.
That's the exact reason why we use a funky system; because we wanted to make things difficult if you try to look at our shit.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:50
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>>175916440
why is his laptop wearing panties?
why is his laptop wearing panties?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:50
175916978
Whatever happened to Professor Lameton?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:51
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:51
175917026
>>175916807
The first time I came across the TEXT ME one in a thread, I figured it out by myself.
The first time I came across the TEXT ME one in a thread, I figured it out by myself.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:51
175917038
Does Layton puzzles work better in japan because of their whole "one word can have 5 meanings" so word puzzles are more bullshit in english?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:51
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>having trouble with this
I bet you're all liberal arts majors or something
I bet you're all liberal arts majors or something
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:51
175917089
>>175916967
You want it to be inaccurate too?
It's funny because you could go to glorious metric in 5 to 10 years if you actually taught it at school.
You want it to be inaccurate too?
It's funny because you could go to glorious metric in 5 to 10 years if you actually taught it at school.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:51
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>>175916878
Two of the faces of the rectangular prism are 10 x 10 squares.
Two of the faces of the rectangular prism are 10 x 10 squares.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
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>>175915760
It pisses me off that people think this is bullshit or even hard to solve. It's an easy and clever visual puzzle.
It pisses me off that people think this is bullshit or even hard to solve. It's an easy and clever visual puzzle.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
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What goes up a chimney down
but not down a chimney up
image is just an attention grabber.
>>175914579
inb4 retarded cube
but not down a chimney up
image is just an attention grabber.
>>175914579
inb4 retarded cube
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
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>>175917089
No, we couldn't. Old people.
No, we couldn't. Old people.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
175917226
>>175917089
We don't want to use metric, because our system is a pain in the ass for people that aren't us. That's the whole point.
We don't want to use metric, because our system is a pain in the ass for people that aren't us. That's the whole point.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
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>>175916368
That's retarded. Why do they even ask such a question if you can't figure it out without any outside help?
>Which one is identical?
>The one that looks nothing like it of course!
That's retarded. Why do they even ask such a question if you can't figure it out without any outside help?
>Which one is identical?
>The one that looks nothing like it of course!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:52
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>>175914579
28 for a cube
28 for a cube
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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>>175916773
I figured the dolls had different outfits, which WOULD make a difference.
I figured the dolls had different outfits, which WOULD make a difference.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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>>175916969
Because it's valentine's day!
Because it's valentine's day!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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TODAY'S MY BIRTHDAY. I'M 42 YEARS OLD
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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>>175917206
Smoke.
Smoke.
Puri-t/a/n
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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>>175916368
h-how lewd...
h-how lewd...
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:53
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>>175916368
That makes my dick hard.
That makes my dick hard.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:54
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>>175916645
What notches.
What notches.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:54
175917375
>>175917047
OH FUCKING SNAP I THOUGHT IT WAS A RED FLOWER GARDEN
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUCK YOU
OH FUCKING SNAP I THOUGHT IT WAS A RED FLOWER GARDEN
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:54
175917413
>>175914920
i like it how this actually beats the question's supposed answer
i like it how this actually beats the question's supposed answer
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:55
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:55
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>>175916938
>niece couldnt solve that puzzle
>mfw i couldnt answer her straight away
>tfw solving the damn puzzle just to look smart in her eyes
Forgot the answer though.
>niece couldnt solve that puzzle
>mfw i couldnt answer her straight away
>tfw solving the damn puzzle just to look smart in her eyes
Forgot the answer though.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:55
175917523
>>175917206
Umbreller
Umbreller
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:56
175917629
Yes Man !wAvwo2I7O.
02/12/13(Tue)01:57
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>Blue houses
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:57
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:57
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>>175917523
You can throw it down a chimney with ease.
You can throw it down a chimney with ease.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:57
175917796
This thread has made me realize just how stupid /v/ are.
Not for not being able to solve the puzzles, mind you. But for not understanding the answers once they're given.
Not for not being able to solve the puzzles, mind you. But for not understanding the answers once they're given.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:58
175917852
>>175917523
Can you explain. Me no understand.
Can you explain. Me no understand.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:58
175917908
These puzzles are the definition of artificial difficulty
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:59
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>>175917796
The square one makes me realize this, but the others are just ridiculous (like that doll one). I'll admit the garden one was good and fair though.
The square one makes me realize this, but the others are just ridiculous (like that doll one). I'll admit the garden one was good and fair though.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:59
175917975
>>175917796
I understand perfectly fine the answers given, rather, I find it somewhat bullocks at times how riddles are unspecific. And me, autistic as I am, think too deep about it.
I understand perfectly fine the answers given, rather, I find it somewhat bullocks at times how riddles are unspecific. And me, autistic as I am, think too deep about it.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)01:59
175918012
>>175917852
An open umbrella will just close when shoved up the chimney but it won't the other way round, just break?
An open umbrella will just close when shoved up the chimney but it won't the other way round, just break?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:00
175918058
>>175917796
I don't think it's stupidity as much as it's stubborness. This entire board is filled with people who will never admit losing an argument and fight over the most trivial shit forever. They just refuse to accept they were wrong.
I don't think it's stupidity as much as it's stubborness. This entire board is filled with people who will never admit losing an argument and fight over the most trivial shit forever. They just refuse to accept they were wrong.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:00
175918074
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:00
175918098
Mildly unrelated the only Layton game I have is miracle mask. If I want to get more in the series should I go for last specter to get all of prequel trilogy (also isn't crazy amount of money) or emulate the originals?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:00
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>>175918012
Ah, I see.
Ah, I see.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:00
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>>175917974
There's nothing ridiculous about the doll one, for fuck's sake people.
There's nothing ridiculous about the doll one, for fuck's sake people.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:00
175918141
>>175917796
The explanations are the worst part. They present it as if it's the most normal thing in the world.
The explanations are the worst part. They present it as if it's the most normal thing in the world.
Yes Man !wAvwo2I7O.
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
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>>175918074
He means if you dropped it handle first.
He means if you dropped it handle first.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
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Thanks for reminding me I need to play these.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
175918181
the correct answer is whatever time it currently is because the two sentences are clearly not related
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
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>>175918012
oh fuck I may have fucked that up, could I play this off as a ruse?
oh fuck I may have fucked that up, could I play this off as a ruse?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
175918203
>>175918074
not if you throw it with the point facing down
not if you throw it with the point facing down
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
175918239
>>175913151
Oh well that's just sick.
...
Is there a collection of these games? These puzzles always make me feel like a complete moron.
Oh well that's just sick.
...
Is there a collection of these games? These puzzles always make me feel like a complete moron.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:01
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:02
175918264
>>175918098
You should have played them in order to begin with. The first three are still the best in the series IMO, but the 6th shows a lot of promise and the 4th and 5th are still good, just not great.
You should have played them in order to begin with. The first three are still the best in the series IMO, but the 6th shows a lot of promise and the 4th and 5th are still good, just not great.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:02
175918309
>>175918058
Considering most people here have a history of being scolded, insulted, bullied or otherwise negatively affected when they failed and are generally somewhat socially awkward but competitive, it isn't that big of a surprise that they do not want to admit they failed.
Considering most people here have a history of being scolded, insulted, bullied or otherwise negatively affected when they failed and are generally somewhat socially awkward but competitive, it isn't that big of a surprise that they do not want to admit they failed.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:02
175918339
>>175918226
What information is that, hmm?
What information is that, hmm?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:02
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:02
175918353
>>175916630
lol
lol
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:03
175918410
>>175918339
What's under the dolls skirts
What's under the dolls skirts
Yes Man !wAvwo2I7O.
02/12/13(Tue)02:03
175918473
>>175918341
Why in the fuck would you jam it down the fucking chimney at all?
God, /v/, you guys are retarded sometimes.
Why in the fuck would you jam it down the fucking chimney at all?
God, /v/, you guys are retarded sometimes.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:03
175918491
>>175918410
You've got to be kidding me, that's the puzzle. We are told the dolls are identical, and that's the only way for it to be true.
You've got to be kidding me, that's the puzzle. We are told the dolls are identical, and that's the only way for it to be true.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:04
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>>175917047
>keep on thinking this is bullshit
>"The math doesn't add-"
>It wasn't a bed of red flowers
Well shit
>keep on thinking this is bullshit
>"The math doesn't add-"
>It wasn't a bed of red flowers
Well shit
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:05
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>>175918339
>Which one matches the doll on the right?
>none of them look the same
>they all are different in different ways
>any answer you chose isn't even based on their current appearance
Yeah it's bullshit.
Maybe if they showed the puzzle in 3D and you could look into their dresses or they had some actual visual hint then it might have worked well.
>Which one matches the doll on the right?
>none of them look the same
>they all are different in different ways
>any answer you chose isn't even based on their current appearance
Yeah it's bullshit.
Maybe if they showed the puzzle in 3D and you could look into their dresses or they had some actual visual hint then it might have worked well.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:05
175918648
>>175918473
>you're retarded
Please explain how?
It says what can go up the chimney but not down. How does the umbrella get up the chimney at all? The space is to small to properly throw it and it would most likely just get caught in the bricks and be to big to go up, it's way easier to throw an umbrella down.
>you're retarded
Please explain how?
It says what can go up the chimney but not down. How does the umbrella get up the chimney at all? The space is to small to properly throw it and it would most likely just get caught in the bricks and be to big to go up, it's way easier to throw an umbrella down.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:05
175918649
>>175918491
>only one way for it to be true
>translates into
>magical russian dolls that you can flip upside down.
>only one way for it to be true
>translates into
>magical russian dolls that you can flip upside down.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:05
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>>175918491
But you don't know what's under the skirts so you just guess
But you don't know what's under the skirts so you just guess
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:06
175918773
>>175918491
It's guesstimation.
We can only assume that's the answer because it's the only one that seems like it might be true to do our association of similarity/pattern to equivalency.
Basically, it's clever, but it's not that fun of a puzzle. If your puzzle solution requires you to guess or assume that something else is true makes it less of a logical puzzle and more of a logical leap.
It's guesstimation.
We can only assume that's the answer because it's the only one that seems like it might be true to do our association of similarity/pattern to equivalency.
Basically, it's clever, but it's not that fun of a puzzle. If your puzzle solution requires you to guess or assume that something else is true makes it less of a logical puzzle and more of a logical leap.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:06
175918778
>>175918637
There would be no puzzle if you could just peek into it
>>175918649
>magical
You're seriously an idiot if you're not just havin a laugh here
There would be no puzzle if you could just peek into it
>>175918649
>magical
You're seriously an idiot if you're not just havin a laugh here
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:06
175918782
>>175918491
But there you see! You don't know what's underneath the doll's skirts and therefore can not logically know which one is the answer. It's all based on chance in the end.
But there you see! You don't know what's underneath the doll's skirts and therefore can not logically know which one is the answer. It's all based on chance in the end.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:06
175918792
>>175917794
but not when it's up
but not when it's up
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:07
175918881
>>175918792
Yes you can.
Yes you can.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:07
175918902
>>175918648
He's a tripfag trying to sound smart, he will do anything to not "lose" the argument in an attempt to sound smart, up to and including insulting you instead of presenting an argument.
>>175918792
With enough force you can. It'll break.
He's a tripfag trying to sound smart, he will do anything to not "lose" the argument in an attempt to sound smart, up to and including insulting you instead of presenting an argument.
>>175918792
With enough force you can. It'll break.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:07
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:08
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>>175918778
Which of this posts do I think is correct?
Hint 1:Think carefully
Hint 2:The answer might not be obvious at first
Hint 3:ur a faget ________________
>>175918773
>>175918708
>>175918648
Which of this posts do I think is correct?
Hint 1:
Hint 2:
Hint 3:
>>175918773
>>175918708
>>175918648
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:08
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>>175918902
You don't even need to force it, just point it down
You don't even need to force it, just point it down
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:08
175919013
>>175918782
No, we KNOW that one of the dolls is identical. So the puzzle is figuring out how that could possibly be true. The only answer you can come to is to flip it, and then it's just a matter of matching the feet/hands and the skirt ruffle. There's no magic, there's no guesswork. It's the only possible answer.
No, we KNOW that one of the dolls is identical. So the puzzle is figuring out how that could possibly be true. The only answer you can come to is to flip it, and then it's just a matter of matching the feet/hands and the skirt ruffle. There's no magic, there's no guesswork. It's the only possible answer.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:08
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>>175918782
The true answer is the only one that has a dress that works when inverted.
Just going "what if they could be turned upside down?" points you to the only possible answer.
The true answer is the only one that has a dress that works when inverted.
Just going "what if they could be turned upside down?" points you to the only possible answer.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:08
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>>175918708
It's perfectly logical.
If you look under a female's skirt, you're usually going to find apussy.
It's perfectly logical.
If you look under a female's skirt, you're usually going to find a
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:08
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>>175918782
But through elimination you can get to the right answer.
The puzzle instructions clearly state that you should flip it. When flipped, the glove/boot color and dress color only coincides with one.
But through elimination you can get to the right answer.
The puzzle instructions clearly state that you should flip it. When flipped, the glove/boot color and dress color only coincides with one.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:08
175919078
>>175917229
Well you have to think about how it's possible for two things that look different to be identical. Imagine playing around with the doll; you can imagine the dress would be movable. Then you have to make the leap that if you move the dress, you can basically flip it upside down.
Well you have to think about how it's possible for two things that look different to be identical. Imagine playing around with the doll; you can imagine the dress would be movable. Then you have to make the leap that if you move the dress, you can basically flip it upside down.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:09
175919105
>>175914579
Answer is obviously 20 tiles stacked on top of each other. How can this be difficult?
Answer is obviously 20 tiles stacked on top of each other. How can this be difficult?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:09
175919149
>>175918902
and then it wont be up any more.
this is like if the criteria was getting an inflated beachball through a tube and you're saying JUST POP IT AND THEN PUT IT THROUGH. well cool but it's no longer inflated so criteria is not met
and then it wont be up any more.
this is like if the criteria was getting an inflated beachball through a tube and you're saying JUST POP IT AND THEN PUT IT THROUGH. well cool but it's no longer inflated so criteria is not met
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:09
175919153
>>175919105
Mostly just because you stress out thinking there must be some trick to it
Mostly just because you stress out thinking there must be some trick to it
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:09
175919171
>>175919013
It is guess work, it's as much guess work as solving a sudoku puzzle and putting numbers at places because hypothetically that's the only place you'll be able to put them in a while because other possible numbers NEED to occupy the other spots
It is guess work, it's as much guess work as solving a sudoku puzzle and putting numbers at places because hypothetically that's the only place you'll be able to put them in a while because other possible numbers NEED to occupy the other spots
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:09
175919178
>>175918902
fine so now you want it to be
"what goes up a chimney down,
but not down a chimney up, also tip first and still in serviceable condition after you do so"
fine so now you want it to be
"what goes up a chimney down,
but not down a chimney up, also tip first and still in serviceable condition after you do so"
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:09
175919183
>>175919034
Problem with that: Barbie doll anatomy. Additionally, it doesn't work for the picture. Look at the faces in the puzzle.
Problem with that: Barbie doll anatomy. Additionally, it doesn't work for the picture. Look at the faces in the puzzle.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:10
175919223
>>175919050
OH ho ho HO ha
OH ho ho HO ha
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:10
175919230
>>175919149
>deflate ball
>push through
>inflate it on other side
Never said it had to go through the tube inflated
>deflate ball
>push through
>inflate it on other side
Never said it had to go through the tube inflated
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:10
175919231
>>175919050
I like you.
I like you.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:11
175919268
>>175918074
Your a pleasant fellow aintcha
Your a pleasant fellow aintcha
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:11
175919289
>>175918309
Very true
Very true
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:11
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:11
175919321
>>175919149
Unless that criteria was stated beforehand, it would have been met with that method. Also why can't you simply deflate it, push it through, then inflate it once its on the other side?
Unless that criteria was stated beforehand, it would have been met with that method. Also why can't you simply deflate it, push it through, then inflate it once its on the other side?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:11
175919324
>>175919178
Well not an umbrella because no matter what the umbrella would be damaged in the chimney or impossible to get up the chimney
Well not an umbrella because no matter what the umbrella would be damaged in the chimney or impossible to get up the chimney
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:12
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>>175919183
...How the fuck do the faces cause any sort of problem? You people will never fucking give this up.
...How the fuck do the faces cause any sort of problem? You people will never fucking give this up.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:12
175919464
>>175914393
Ahahaha, this fucking episode. Even as a kid I remembered thinking, "So, he's trying to get people to accept the retarded guy by doings things a retarded person wouldn't normally be able to do?" That kind of seemed to send the wrong message.
Ahahaha, this fucking episode. Even as a kid I remembered thinking, "So, he's trying to get people to accept the retarded guy by doings things a retarded person wouldn't normally be able to do?" That kind of seemed to send the wrong message.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:12
175919467
>>175919414
Easy: They would show texture under the skirts.
Easy: They would show texture under the skirts.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:12
175919468
>>175918773
>less of a logical puzzle and more of a logical leap
This. We're working from both ends of the puzzle and are missing information you would normally have.
1. One doll is exactly the same
Final. It must be Doll [A, B, C]
turns to
1. One doll must be exactly the same
2. Check for similar qualities (C has same dress frill)
3. ????
Final. Must be Doll [C]
Logically, though, you'd see
1. Dolls must be exactly the same.
2. Doll C has same dress frill
3. Doll C has opposite socks/gloves, dress is different, and is a cat. Therefore, cannot be Doll C.
4. Can't be Doll A, everything is different.
5. Can't be Doll B, only the gloves match.
Final. No answer???
The best straight logical conclusions I can get are:
1. One doll must be exactly the same
2. Same quality is C has the same dress frill
3. Gloves and socks are opposite color, maybe they're inverted qualities?
4. Arms and Legs are the same shape, so maybe this is true
5. C is still the best option, C must be answer
Final. Must be Doll [C]
>less of a logical puzzle and more of a logical leap
This. We're working from both ends of the puzzle and are missing information you would normally have.
1. One doll is exactly the same
Final. It must be Doll [A, B, C]
turns to
1. One doll must be exactly the same
2. Check for similar qualities (C has same dress frill)
3. ????
Final. Must be Doll [C]
Logically, though, you'd see
1. Dolls must be exactly the same.
2. Doll C has same dress frill
3. Doll C has opposite socks/gloves, dress is different, and is a cat. Therefore, cannot be Doll C.
4. Can't be Doll A, everything is different.
5. Can't be Doll B, only the gloves match.
Final. No answer???
The best straight logical conclusions I can get are:
1. One doll must be exactly the same
2. Same quality is C has the same dress frill
3. Gloves and socks are opposite color, maybe they're inverted qualities?
4. Arms and Legs are the same shape, so maybe this is true
5. C is still the best option, C must be answer
Final. Must be Doll [C]
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:13
175919510
>>175918243
Making squares out of rectangular prisms
Making squares out of rectangular prisms
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:13
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:13
175919559
>>175919321
>>175919230
k. the point is that it clearly cannot go through the chimney while remaining in the up position. go ahead and continue pretending you're clever
>>175919230
k. the point is that it clearly cannot go through the chimney while remaining in the up position. go ahead and continue pretending you're clever
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:14
175919583
>>175916507
Exactly.
The top layer is a fucking square.
IT JUST NEEDED A SINGLE SIDE TO BE A SQUARE
THAT'S ALL IT SAID
FUCK /v/ IT NEVER SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THE OTHER SIDES, YOU FUCKING CUNTS
Exactly.
The top layer is a fucking square.
IT JUST NEEDED A SINGLE SIDE TO BE A SQUARE
THAT'S ALL IT SAID
FUCK /v/ IT NEVER SAID ANYTHING ABOUT THE OTHER SIDES, YOU FUCKING CUNTS
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:14
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:14
175919640
MORE PUZZLES!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:14
175919646
>>175918264
I quite enjoyed miracle mask minus the one chapter of nothing but sliding block puzzles. But yea probably its just difference between hey Layton series looks pretty and seeing game in local store vs specifically ordering online and seeing prices on the first one being ridiculous ($80+). But thanks.
I quite enjoyed miracle mask minus the one chapter of nothing but sliding block puzzles. But yea probably its just difference between hey Layton series looks pretty and seeing game in local store vs specifically ordering online and seeing prices on the first one being ridiculous ($80+). But thanks.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:14
175919648
>>175919324
And also assuming access to a chimney who's interior is soothe and diameter can fit the umbrella while collapsed but not colapsed, and assuming a way to push or pull the umbrella through said chimney
And also assuming access to a chimney who's interior is soothe and diameter can fit the umbrella while collapsed but not colapsed, and assuming a way to push or pull the umbrella through said chimney
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:14
175919659
>>175919559
But it can clearly go through it if you force it in. Jesus, you even quoted the post saying that.
But it can clearly go through it if you force it in. Jesus, you even quoted the post saying that.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:15
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:15
175919687
>>175916967
If I had threpennybits for every time one of you murikans said something like that, I'd have at least 2 shillings and a sixpence.
If I had threpennybits for every time one of you murikans said something like that, I'd have at least 2 shillings and a sixpence.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:15
175919736
>>175919583
It's true, but only because it stipulates, "Make a square with the smallest amount"
It's not that bad, it's just annoying.
It's true, but only because it stipulates, "Make a square with the smallest amount"
It's not that bad, it's just annoying.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:15
175919738
>>175915409
if this answer is acceptable, then you could make a square with 4 of them.
if this answer is acceptable, then you could make a square with 4 of them.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:15
175919759
>>175919468
>3. Gloves and socks are opposite color, maybe they're inverted qualities?
>4. Arms and Legs are the same shape, so maybe this is true
>5. C is still the best option, C must be answer
I have never seen so much bullshit.
>3. Gloves and socks are opposite color, maybe they're inverted qualities?
>4. Arms and Legs are the same shape, so maybe this is true
>5. C is still the best option, C must be answer
I have never seen so much bullshit.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:16
175919787
>>175919105
Mostly because that would make a RECTANGULAR PRISM
which is not a square nor a cube for that matter
Mostly because that would make a RECTANGULAR PRISM
which is not a square nor a cube for that matter
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:16
175919814
>>175919303
>>175919554
Stereotypical american neo-/v/, deliberately leaving out the context to get their point straight.
>>175919554
Stereotypical american neo-/v/, deliberately leaving out the context to get their point straight.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:17
175919905
>>175919659
so
>>175915409
we could just say
CUT OFF THE EXTRA 2 INCHES WITH A SAW
IT NEVER SAID IT NEEDED TO BE INTACT
so
>>175915409
we could just say
CUT OFF THE EXTRA 2 INCHES WITH A SAW
IT NEVER SAID IT NEEDED TO BE INTACT
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:17
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Personally I think the layton puzzles that are actually just straight up math are the worst. I get in this mode to always be thinking outside the box when suddenly I'm expected to be multiplying number of cats by 4.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:17
175919914
>>175919738
No you cant
No you cant
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:17
175919931
>>175919814
No, you're just a shit eater that used a poor analogy.
There's no guessing; it can all be logically filled out.
No, you're just a shit eater that used a poor analogy.
There's no guessing; it can all be logically filled out.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:17
175919943
>>175919646
Yeah I quite like Miracle Mask (and Last Specter too), just saying the 4th and 5th don't reach the heights of the first three games in my opinion (mostly story-wise, I'm talking). These 365 bonus puzzles on Miracle Mask are a godly addition, I've got to say.
Yeah I quite like Miracle Mask (and Last Specter too), just saying the 4th and 5th don't reach the heights of the first three games in my opinion (mostly story-wise, I'm talking). These 365 bonus puzzles on Miracle Mask are a godly addition, I've got to say.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:17
175919952
>>175919787
But the rectangular prism has a couple of square faces (10 x 10, while the rest of the faces are 12 x 10). And those are indeed squares.
But the rectangular prism has a couple of square faces (10 x 10, while the rest of the faces are 12 x 10). And those are indeed squares.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:18
175919995
>>175919659
yeah, and then it goes down the chimney DOWN, not UP.
yeah, and then it goes down the chimney DOWN, not UP.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:18
175920026
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:18
175920042
ice sculpture made of seagull soup
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:18
175920047
>>175919931
>Insult
>Denial of argument without providing any point
You'd make a fine politician, just get the correctness up a bit.
>Insult
>Denial of argument without providing any point
You'd make a fine politician, just get the correctness up a bit.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:19
175920065
>>175919583
Then the minimum number of tiles to "make a square" is four. Just make the corners of each 10 inch side touch, and you'll describe a square on the inside.
Then the minimum number of tiles to "make a square" is four. Just make the corners of each 10 inch side touch, and you'll describe a square on the inside.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:19
175920089
time to buy a Vita with some games that aren't math homework
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:19
175920093
>>175919995
So, why does it matter?
The original question didn't specify this, you're just stating your own terms to be right because you refuse to be wrong.
So, why does it matter?
The original question didn't specify this, you're just stating your own terms to be right because you refuse to be wrong.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:19
175920101
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:19
175920105
>>175919105
More generally the answer can be found by finding which pair of sides gives the smallest number in the following formula:
lcm(s1, s2)/gcd(s1, s2)
and we can easily see that
lcm(100, 5)/gcd(100, 5)=20,
while the other two pairs of sides gives 24 and 30 respectively.
More generally the answer can be found by finding which pair of sides gives the smallest number in the following formula:
lcm(s1, s2)/gcd(s1, s2)
and we can easily see that
lcm(100, 5)/gcd(100, 5)=20,
while the other two pairs of sides gives 24 and 30 respectively.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:19
175920117
>>175919905
Considering the question apparently meant cube, that wouldn't work.
Considering the question apparently meant cube, that wouldn't work.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:20
175920176
>>175919759
He just went through process of elimination.
C doesn't make much sense, but you can't entirely ignore it because of the dress frill, so C is your best guess.
He just went through process of elimination.
C doesn't make much sense, but you can't entirely ignore it because of the dress frill, so C is your best guess.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:20
175920178
>>175920101
You don't know what 4! means do you?
You don't know what 4! means do you?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:20
175920191
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:20
175920213
>>175920047
Every single sudoku can be solved using total logic and zero guessing; I don't know what you're on about.
You should have chosen something else to compare it to.
You insulted me first.
Every single sudoku can be solved using total logic and zero guessing; I don't know what you're on about.
You should have chosen something else to compare it to.
You insulted me first.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:20
175920228
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:20
175920239
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:21
175920263
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:21
175920268
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:21
175920284
>>175920093
>The original question didn't specify this
yes it did
>What goes up a chimney down
>but not down a chimney up
saying "you can get it down the chimney if you force it into the down position" does not count as "going down a chimney up"
>The original question didn't specify this
yes it did
>What goes up a chimney down
>but not down a chimney up
saying "you can get it down the chimney if you force it into the down position" does not count as "going down a chimney up"
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:21
175920293
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:21
175920296
>>175920101
Its 4! not 4.
Its 4! not 4.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:22
175920370
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:22
175920391
>>175917089
The reason we haven't yet is because it would cost a shit ton of money to change absolutely everything.
The reason we haven't yet is because it would cost a shit ton of money to change absolutely everything.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:22
175920396
>>175920093
Then you think my explanation is retarded
Not the answer, despite my explanation having provided some insight to another serving it's purpose
Then you think my explanation is retarded
Not the answer, despite my explanation having provided some insight to another serving it's purpose
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:22
175920407
>>175920065
but then it's not "out of the tiles"
but then it's not "out of the tiles"
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:23
175920449
>>175920284
But you can drop it down the chimney if you flip it around.
Your brain seems to only work on one level, it also never says the item has to be in tact the entire time. You're just creating a list of arbitrary guidelines.
First of all, how the fuck do you even get the umbrella up the chimney? Is it magical? If it's magical then it can surely go down.
But you can drop it down the chimney if you flip it around.
Your brain seems to only work on one level, it also never says the item has to be in tact the entire time. You're just creating a list of arbitrary guidelines.
First of all, how the fuck do you even get the umbrella up the chimney? Is it magical? If it's magical then it can surely go down.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:24
175920548
>>175919468
I'm glad you see the bullshit then, and glad you explained it that way. I think it's a clever answer, but the way they present the puzzle is horrible. If there was some sort of hint that eluded to an invertible nature then it might have been better, or at least had a better visual clue or hint.
I guess I'm just frustrated with there being legit logic and math based puzzles and then seeing puzzles like these.
I'm glad you see the bullshit then, and glad you explained it that way. I think it's a clever answer, but the way they present the puzzle is horrible. If there was some sort of hint that eluded to an invertible nature then it might have been better, or at least had a better visual clue or hint.
I guess I'm just frustrated with there being legit logic and math based puzzles and then seeing puzzles like these.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:25
175920608
>>175919583
Well, if we're going to fucking extrapolate; 1, break two fucking inches off.
Well, if we're going to fucking extrapolate; 1, break two fucking inches off.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:25
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:26
175920690
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:27
175920791
>>175920690
Exponential, not exclamation.
Exponential, not exclamation.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:27
175920792
>>175920449
This is just dumb
If you break the umbrella it is not up is it?
If you force it to close to get it to go down the chimney it is not up either
This is just dumb
If you break the umbrella it is not up is it?
If you force it to close to get it to go down the chimney it is not up either
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:27
175920797
>>175920449
In his defense, you can get it up the chimney using wind.
'Course, the answer someone had above of "smoke" is also correct to the questioner's specifications. Any gas lighter than air, really, would do it; release it from the bottom, watch as it floats away. If you try to release it from the top, it'd float away. If you pumped it in via a hose, it'd stick to the ceiling. You'd have to pump so much in that it fills the chimney then starts to leak, and even then the chimney is still full of it.
In his defense, you can get it up the chimney using wind.
'Course, the answer someone had above of "smoke" is also correct to the questioner's specifications. Any gas lighter than air, really, would do it; release it from the bottom, watch as it floats away. If you try to release it from the top, it'd float away. If you pumped it in via a hose, it'd stick to the ceiling. You'd have to pump so much in that it fills the chimney then starts to leak, and even then the chimney is still full of it.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:27
175920825
>>175919105
I would think it was something more complicated like
>>175914920
since it asked for the least number of tiles used
I would think it was something more complicated like
>>175914920
since it asked for the least number of tiles used
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:27
175920843
>>175920391
Didn't Kennedy start to do this and then everyone went apeshit?
Didn't Kennedy start to do this and then everyone went apeshit?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:27
175920849
>>175920449
>But you can drop it down the chimney if you flip it around.
yes, in which case it closes and then goes down the chimney down. no matter how many times you say it isn't going to make "going down while down" into "going down while up"
>following the problem as stated
>just creating a list of arbitrary guidelines.
no, you're just trying to make up loopholes based on 'WELL IT DIDN'T SAY I CANT TAKE IT APART AND PUT IT BACK TOGETHER ON THE OTHER SIDE" or whatever else oyu want to make up that is clearly not part of the riddle.
>But you can drop it down the chimney if you flip it around.
yes, in which case it closes and then goes down the chimney down. no matter how many times you say it isn't going to make "going down while down" into "going down while up"
>following the problem as stated
>just creating a list of arbitrary guidelines.
no, you're just trying to make up loopholes based on 'WELL IT DIDN'T SAY I CANT TAKE IT APART AND PUT IT BACK TOGETHER ON THE OTHER SIDE" or whatever else oyu want to make up that is clearly not part of the riddle.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:28
175920854
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:28
175920876
>>175919912
>PEMDAS
>32/2 = 16
>40 - 16 = 24
>4! = 1*2*3*4 = 24
>(40) - (32/2) = (4!)
Makes sense to me. I'm guessing people that aren't familiar with factorials would get confused though.
>PEMDAS
>32/2 = 16
>40 - 16 = 24
>4! = 1*2*3*4 = 24
>(40) - (32/2) = (4!)
Makes sense to me. I'm guessing people that aren't familiar with factorials would get confused though.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:28
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:28
175920927
>>175920797
What wind?
So are we talking about a poorly built chimney that allows enough wind for the umbrella to go up, that's like a fucking hurricane bro
What wind?
So are we talking about a poorly built chimney that allows enough wind for the umbrella to go up, that's like a fucking hurricane bro
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:28
175920928
>>175920797
Pull it up with a piece of rope what does it matter
It won't go up if it's open or up either way
Pull it up with a piece of rope what does it matter
It won't go up if it's open or up either way
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:29
175920974
>>175920849
>loopholes
Other ways to solve problems, it's called problem solving dumbass.
How are you getting the umbrella up the chimney?
>loopholes
Other ways to solve problems, it's called problem solving dumbass.
How are you getting the umbrella up the chimney?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:30
175921031
>Not an Amerifat
>We don't have 25 cent coins
>We don't call them quarters
>Professor Layton just said a non-sequitur
>We don't have 25 cent coins
>We don't call them quarters
>Professor Layton just said a non-sequitur
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:30
175921114
>>175920391
Yeah man it costed a shitton of money to convert to the Euro to for yurops, but they did it in a year or two
Yeah man it costed a shitton of money to convert to the Euro to for yurops, but they did it in a year or two
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:31
175921143
>>175917089
There are schools in the United States that don't teach metric? Even then, any major worth a damn will require you to use metric.
There are schools in the United States that don't teach metric? Even then, any major worth a damn will require you to use metric.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:31
175921147
>>175920928
>pull with rope
Okay, then i'll drop it down a big chimney opened or I can use a small umbrella
Problem solved
>pull with rope
Okay, then i'll drop it down a big chimney opened or I can use a small umbrella
Problem solved
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:31
175921164
>>175920117
No it was saying that one face of the "cube" would be a square
No it was saying that one face of the "cube" would be a square
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:31
175921186
>>175920909
>tfw was going to call that strip out for being lol so randum i'm a nerd xD but it's actually sound math
Fuck.
>tfw was going to call that strip out for being lol so randum i'm a nerd xD but it's actually sound math
Fuck.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:31
175921223
>>175920974
irrelevant
irrelevant
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:31
175921224
>>175920974
any number of ways. throw it well enough. tie a rope to it and pull it up. fire it out of a bow. doesn't matter how it goes up, as long as it goes up the chimney while down.
>Other ways to solve problems, it's called problem solving dumbass.
yes, if the thing you repeat over and over actually solved the the problem that'd be fine. but you keep stating and restating a 'solution' that does not follow the stated criteria. a closed umbrella going down a chimney has not gone down a chimney up.
any number of ways. throw it well enough. tie a rope to it and pull it up. fire it out of a bow. doesn't matter how it goes up, as long as it goes up the chimney while down.
>Other ways to solve problems, it's called problem solving dumbass.
yes, if the thing you repeat over and over actually solved the the problem that'd be fine. but you keep stating and restating a 'solution' that does not follow the stated criteria. a closed umbrella going down a chimney has not gone down a chimney up.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:32
175921272
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:32
175921298
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:32
175921301
>>175920927
Via a fan or a wind turbine of some machinery.
Via a fan or a wind turbine of some machinery.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:33
175921413
>>175921301
If you have a chimney big enough for a wind machine it would easily drop down it open
If you have a chimney big enough for a wind machine it would easily drop down it open
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:33
175921438
I'm glad I don't play those games. The questions seem retarded and the answers even worse
>JIMMY STABBED 13 PEOPLE YESTERDAY
>WHAT TIME WAS IT 300 YEARS AGO IN CHINA?
>JIMMY STABBED 13 PEOPLE YESTERDAY
>WHAT TIME WAS IT 300 YEARS AGO IN CHINA?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:33
175921439
>>175921147
Or ill just magic it down there
Or ill just blow up the fucking house
It made sense and finding other stupid ways of doing the problem won't change the easiest answer
Or ill just magic it down there
Or ill just blow up the fucking house
It made sense and finding other stupid ways of doing the problem won't change the easiest answer
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:34
175921482
>>175921143
All metric measurements are taught, and used heavily for science classes, but for normal measurements such as how tall is average is literally beyond some americans.
All metric measurements are taught, and used heavily for science classes, but for normal measurements such as how tall is average is literally beyond some americans.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:34
175921525
>>175921438
If it was exactly 300 years ago, then it would have been the same time as it is now.
If it was exactly 300 years ago, then it would have been the same time as it is now.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:34
175921528
>>175921298
Id like to see somebody do that now
Id like to see somebody do that now
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:35
175921565
>>175921438
Well, it's 2:35. So 300 years ago it'd be 2:35.
Well, it's 2:35. So 300 years ago it'd be 2:35.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:35
175921581
>>175921272
lolwut
lolwut
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:36
175921658
>This thread again
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:36
175921685
>>175921438
I hate puzzles. I think to practically, I just give simple obvious answers and it's like lolno 2deep4u bro try again
I hate puzzles. I think to practically, I just give simple obvious answers and it's like lolno 2deep4u bro try again
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:36
175921696
>>175921438
It's more of a trivia game, but it does include math and logic
It's more of a trivia game, but it does include math and logic
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:36
175921708
>>175921581
A rectangle with sides that are curved. Curved. Sides.
A rectangle with sides that are curved. Curved. Sides.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:37
175921740
>>175921272
It only appears square in this dimension of an 11 dimensional space?
Your perception of the spheres are an illusion, they are immaterial?
It only appears square in this dimension of an 11 dimensional space?
Your perception of the spheres are an illusion, they are immaterial?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:37
175921753
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:37
175921795
>>175915409
1
CUT OFF THE EXTRA 2 INCHES WITH A SAW
IT NEVER SAID IT NEEDED TO BE INTACT
I AM SO SMART
1
CUT OFF THE EXTRA 2 INCHES WITH A SAW
IT NEVER SAID IT NEEDED TO BE INTACT
I AM SO SMART
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:37
175921804
>>175921482
This. I honestly can't think in terms of km/h or meters or anything of the like. I can convert and figure it out, but imagining the stuff is tough. I wish we all just used metric units.
This. I honestly can't think in terms of km/h or meters or anything of the like. I can convert and figure it out, but imagining the stuff is tough. I wish we all just used metric units.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:38
175921851
>>175921753
If you wanna go that far, I can add in my time zone to it or we can do what China does and use a single time zone for everything. Seriously, they don't use time zones.
If you wanna go that far, I can add in my time zone to it or we can do what China does and use a single time zone for everything. Seriously, they don't use time zones.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:38
175921878
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:39
175921950
i hate riddles.
i can generally solve them but mostly i just think they're dumb
it just tends to be "how easily can you get your brain to stumble across where the trick/wordgame in this question is and then it's fucking obvious"
and then half the time there are additional acceptable answers to the riddle but they're not 'THE' answer so LOL U DIDNT GET IT
i can generally solve them but mostly i just think they're dumb
it just tends to be "how easily can you get your brain to stumble across where the trick/wordgame in this question is and then it's fucking obvious"
and then half the time there are additional acceptable answers to the riddle but they're not 'THE' answer so LOL U DIDNT GET IT
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:39
175921993
>>175921851
The latter.
The latter.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:40
175922060
>>175921708
no curves there bro
no curves there bro
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:40
175922074
>>175921963
They're just stupid.
It's pretty obvious what they are but they just deceive.
>give an answer that's entirely right but get it wrong because it wasn't the precise answer
They're just stupid.
It's pretty obvious what they are but they just deceive.
>give an answer that's entirely right but get it wrong because it wasn't the precise answer
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:40
175922079
>>175921795
Squares can only be theoretical, tiny bumps and measurements of micrometers cause the perfect square to not exist
The only thing that is square is the perception of the square
There using my /v/ powers what is in fact a rectangle will now look like a square so 1
Squares can only be theoretical, tiny bumps and measurements of micrometers cause the perfect square to not exist
The only thing that is square is the perception of the square
There using my /v/ powers what is in fact a rectangle will now look like a square so 1
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:40
175922103
time for you to post a shitty thread
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:41
175922153
>>175922060
He was distorting the skyrim meme
He was distorting the skyrim meme
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:41
175922181
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:41
175922182
>>175921878
Not that anon, but what is the make up of the puzzles in terms of ones that require pure logic to ones that require guessing or thinking outside the box? Because I can't stand ones that make you have to assume stuff.
Not that anon, but what is the make up of the puzzles in terms of ones that require pure logic to ones that require guessing or thinking outside the box? Because I can't stand ones that make you have to assume stuff.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:43
175922362
>>175921993
Then its whatever it is in Beijing. They sometimes add three letter that I can't remember what they are to it.
>>175922182
Every puzzle makes you assume things. You know English or whatever language it is being spoken in for one.
Then its whatever it is in Beijing. They sometimes add three letter that I can't remember what they are to it.
>>175922182
Every puzzle makes you assume things. You know English or whatever language it is being spoken in for one.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:43
175922365
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:44
175922506
>>175922079
Acceptable logic.
Acceptable logic.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:45
175922507
>>175922365
This is what I thought, 4.
This is what I thought, 4.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:45
175922510
>>175922390
Like the tile question
20 and 5 are right.
You can make a cube with 20 or a flat square that is 0.2 inches think with 5
The riddle assumes you pick the first one for no reason what so ever
Like the tile question
20 and 5 are right.
You can make a cube with 20 or a flat square that is 0.2 inches think with 5
The riddle assumes you pick the first one for no reason what so ever
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:45
175922557
>>175922365
cut off 2 inched, it never said it had to be intact.
cut off 2 inched, it never said it had to be intact.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:45
175922573
>>175922182
50/50 split I guess. I don't take issue with either style so I never saw to it to think about how many of either there is, but both are plentiful.
50/50 split I guess. I don't take issue with either style so I never saw to it to think about how many of either there is, but both are plentiful.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:46
175922587
>>175916120
400. very easy.
400. very easy.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:46
175922612
>>175922362
no, that's the creator of the puzzle assuming you know something. the puzzle making you assume things in order to solve it, usually through shitty wording, is what sucks.
no, that's the creator of the puzzle assuming you know something. the puzzle making you assume things in order to solve it, usually through shitty wording, is what sucks.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:46
175922653
>>175922510
Explain the 5 one to me, draw it out.
Explain the 5 one to me, draw it out.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:49
175922887
>>175922653
Well 5x6
10x12 inches
If you lay them out flat in a 5 x 6 pattern tile wise you get a square.
5x12=60
6x10=60
That's a true SQUARE
See, they make a cube and that's what's retarded. The writer of the riddle is hoping that you can decipher by square he means cube.
Now you can also just make an arrangement of 4 or cut 2 inches off like a normal person but again the riddle is just a forced linear answer that makes you assume things.
Well 5x6
10x12 inches
If you lay them out flat in a 5 x 6 pattern tile wise you get a square.
5x12=60
6x10=60
That's a true SQUARE
See, they make a cube and that's what's retarded. The writer of the riddle is hoping that you can decipher by square he means cube.
Now you can also just make an arrangement of 4 or cut 2 inches off like a normal person but again the riddle is just a forced linear answer that makes you assume things.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:50
175922945
>>175922510
So is 4, and technically so is 1. It's a stupidly ambiguous puzzle.
So is 4, and technically so is 1. It's a stupidly ambiguous puzzle.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:51
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>>175914579
fuck all y'all
fuck all y'all
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:51
175923096
>>175922887
He doesn't mean cube by square. He means square.
Two of the sides of your "cube" (that is not even a cube, by the way) are 10 x 10 squares. You make those.
He doesn't mean cube by square. He means square.
Two of the sides of your "cube" (that is not even a cube, by the way) are 10 x 10 squares. You make those.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:52
175923106
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:52
175923119
>>175922887
He didn't make a cube
He made one side a square.
Last I checked 10x10 = 100 and 100 is a square.
He didn't make a cube
He made one side a square.
Last I checked 10x10 = 100 and 100 is a square.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:52
175923198
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:53
175923223
>>175915039
Its the solve button. When it says "out of the houses" it means beside them or outside of them.
Its the solve button. When it says "out of the houses" it means beside them or outside of them.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:53
175923234
>>175923021
That would give you trapezoid.
That would give you trapezoid.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:53
175923256
>>175915950
I think of that one scene from Cromartie High School
I think of that one scene from Cromartie High School
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:54
175923292
>>175913070
10 -15 = - 5
-5 = Negative Five.
N E G A T I V E F I V E = Is an Anagaram for
Fa Get Vine Vie
FAGET, referencing UR A FAGET
UR A FAGET is exactly 8 letters long.
If 8 is subsituted for child. (8+10) + (8+15) = 41.
41/24=1.7083333 = 17:08
A google search of 17:08 brings me to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August_17
"This page was last modified on 12 February 2013 at 02:37."
The time is 02:37.
10 -15 = - 5
-5 = Negative Five.
N E G A T I V E F I V E = Is an Anagaram for
Fa Get Vine Vie
FAGET, referencing UR A FAGET
UR A FAGET is exactly 8 letters long.
If 8 is subsituted for child. (8+10) + (8+15) = 41.
41/24=1.7083333 = 17:08
A google search of 17:08 brings me to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/August
"This page was last modified on 12 February 2013 at 02:37."
The time is 02:37.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:54
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>>175922653
This is one way using 5 tiles. They never said the faces have to match up did they?
Then again like already pointed out, you can make it using 2 by that logic.
This is one way using 5 tiles. They never said the faces have to match up did they?
Then again like already pointed out, you can make it using 2 by that logic.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:56
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>>175923292
You did it again, Batman.
You did it again, Batman.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:57
175923573
>>175922612
300 years ago daylight savings wasn't a thing faggots.
300 years ago daylight savings wasn't a thing faggots.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:58
175923667
>>175923292
holy shit, so much hate, so elegantly expressed, how do you stand ordinary life?
holy shit, so much hate, so elegantly expressed, how do you stand ordinary life?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)02:59
175923802
>>175923675
Yes you are if you couldn't figure that out
Yes you are if you couldn't figure that out
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:02
175924008
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:03
175924150
>>175923802
Fuck off dumbass, the only remote visual clue is the fact both wears belts instead of bows, on their waist, and that's the easiest connection linking them, but the reasoning is retarded.
Fuck off dumbass, the only remote visual clue is the fact both wears belts instead of bows, on their waist, and that's the easiest connection linking them, but the reasoning is retarded.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:05
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:06
175924426
Gilda's Fury
02/12/13(Tue)03:07
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:08
175924584
>>175924426
Cent means one one hundredth. It's not exclusively a coin denomination, let alone a particular coin.
Cent means one one hundredth. It's not exclusively a coin denomination, let alone a particular coin.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:09
175924721
>>175924150
>couldnt figure out an easy puzzle
>calls someone who could a dumbass
>uses their own terrible reasoning as "evidence" the puzzle is "unsolvable"
OK friend
>couldnt figure out an easy puzzle
>calls someone who could a dumbass
>uses their own terrible reasoning as "evidence" the puzzle is "unsolvable"
OK friend
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:11
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Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:13
175924993
>>175914842
No. A rectangle has 4 straight sides. A square has 4 straight sides OF EQUAL LENGTH.
No. A rectangle has 4 straight sides. A square has 4 straight sides OF EQUAL LENGTH.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:15
175925179
>>175924526
So whats the third word?
So whats the third word?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:16
175925352
>>175917494
Thats how I thought of it, the official way is less intuitive
Thats how I thought of it, the official way is less intuitive
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:16
175925362
A+
Gilda's Fury
02/12/13(Tue)03:17
175925432
>>175925179
Mangry.
Mangry.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:18
175925479
>>175925432
Thats not a word tho
Thats not a word tho
Gilda's Fury
02/12/13(Tue)03:19
175925606
>>175925479
Well it should be.
Well it should be.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:19
175925620
>>175925479
Fuckyougry
Fuckyougry
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:22
175925870
>>175925479
Aggry is a word.
Aggry is a word.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:25
175926064
>>175923292
We already figured that out you fool. It was pretty obvious once you realize that everything ever is connected.
We already figured that out you fool. It was pretty obvious once you realize that everything ever is connected.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:28
175926407
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:32
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>>175924396
That's a cube you double nigger not a square!
That's a cube you double nigger not a square!
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:33
175926836
I find it puzzling how some of you faggots don't know what a square is. It's not a square if it's not 'filled'. Then it's a square frame, not a square.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:34
175926887
>>175923292
bravo,bravo, bravissimo
bravo,bravo, bravissimo
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:36
175927112
That's fucking stupid. It's not a logic puzzle, it's a shitty play on words and the answer is wrong on top of that.
Are all the puzzles in this game retarded like that? I know what I won't be getting my kids.
Are all the puzzles in this game retarded like that? I know what I won't be getting my kids.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:38
175927224
>>175926753
hur hur cubes are 10x10x12 not 10x10x10
hurr hurr im just so fucking retarded THAT I CAN'T UNDERSTAND THAT IT MEANT ONE FUCKING FACE TO BECOME A SQUARE
hur hur cubes are 10x10x12 not 10x10x10
hurr hurr im just so fucking retarded THAT I CAN'T UNDERSTAND THAT IT MEANT ONE FUCKING FACE TO BECOME A SQUARE
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:38
175927271
>>175927112
Forgot to quote a particular post there, friend?
Forgot to quote a particular post there, friend?
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:41
175927505
>>175927271
OP, dumbass.
OP, dumbass.
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:43
175927693
Anonymous
02/12/13(Tue)03:52
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