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Quote by banlwales
These brain plexing words and shapes, and their positions, can be used to derive a word or saying.
Here goes...
example: MEREPEAT = Repeat after me
Have a go at these ones..
M&AR
GR 12" AVE
faredce
o er t o
cotaxme

o er t o is operation without pain..?
M&AR i've given up...my brain is aching
haha yes, painless operation wink
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Unfortuatly further posts were made while I updated my last post, but I do realise Jaymar needs to hit her 2000 target by summer.

:sleeping: it really bothers you that much?
Quote by Warmer
GR 12'' ave = one foot in the grave

Yep indeedy!
A magazine competition invited people to come up with "invented" inventions of the cyber-age.
For example, a solar powered clothes drier (a rope) and a hand-held word processor (a pencil). Can you guess what this is?
It is a portable arcade. A hand-held amusement resource with no cartridges or batteries. Access games of speed, dexterity, memory, cunning. Produce magical effects or construct lofty towers. Some games can increase your income.

Can you guess what it is??
c'mon
pack of cards if you please...!
wink
Right here we go....
How do you time the boiling of an egg for seven minutes armed only with a 9-minute, 11-minute and a 14-minute eggtimer?
confused:
Quote by celestria
I wouldn't... I'd buy these eggs

Nope... I'd buy one of these
ok ....
i'll re-phrase the question...
How do you time Dirtygirlie's 7 minute session with her vibrating love egg armed only with a 9-minute, 11-minute and a 14-minute eggtimer?
oh...
and can we watch please...?
:P
Turn the 9 and 11 timers over together. When the 9 runs out of sand immediately turn it over again. Put the egg in the pan when the 11 runs out - there will be 7 minutes of sand left in the 9 timer........... I think!
Quote by NLondonJohn
Turn the 9 and 11 timers over together. When the 9 runs out of sand immediately turn it over again. Put the egg in the pan when the 11 runs out - there will be 7 minutes of sand left in the 9 timer........... I think!

perfect
let's all watch dirtygirlie now :shock:
Turn the 9 and 11 timers over together. When the 9 runs out of sand immediately turn it over again. Put the egg in the pan when the 11 runs out - there will be 7 minutes of sand left in the 9 timer........... I think!
Quote by banlwales
c'mon
pack of cards if you please...!
wink

evil :taz: you've done this before! :wink:
Quote by celestria
I wouldn't... I'd buy these eggs

Quote by celestria
I wouldn't... I'd buy these eggs

Nope... I'd buy one of these
:laughabove: :laughabove:
Right last one, (otherwise certain members will really really dislike me :shock: )
Bob was having a big party. He decided on a technique to get lots of people to come. He invited his five closest friends and said that they could each invite 4 people.
Each of those could invite 3.
Each of those could invite 2.
Each of those could invite 1.
Overall, how many people did Bob invite to his party?
Quote by jaymar
Right last one, (otherwise certain members will really really dislike me :shock: )
Bob was having a big party. He decided on a technique to get lots of people to come. He invited his five closest friends and said that they could each invite 4 people.
Each of those could invite 3.
Each of those could invite 2.
Each of those could invite 1.
Overall, how many people did Bob invite to his party?

Well Bob invited 5 of his closest and dearest friends.
lol
Well this really beats workin'...
on your toes again.
How many squares are there in a 5 cm by 5 cm square grid? Note that the grid is made up of one cm by one cm squares.
confused:
If only i hadn't spent ages trying to do long multiplication i might have nipped in before you :doh:
Quote by banlwales
Well this really beats workin'...
on your toes again.
How many squares are there in a 5 cm by 5 cm square grid? Note that the grid is made up of one cm by one cm squares.
confused:

just one??
Quote by Warmer
If only i hadn't spent ages trying to do long multiplication i might have nipped in before you :doh:

:laughabove:
Quote by banlwales
Well this really beats workin'...
on your toes again.
How many squares are there in a 5 cm by 5 cm square grid? Note that the grid is made up of one cm by one cm squares.
confused:

second guess... 5?
erm...
1, no, 26, no, 5, no
basically...no
sad
Quote by banlwales
erm...
1, no, 26, no, 5, no
basically...no
sad

25?
nope
there's 1 5x5
25 1x1
some 2x2..? 3x3..? 4x4..?
Quote by banlwales
nope
there's 1 5x5
25 1x1
some 2x2..? 3x3..? 4x4..?

is that the answer? damn! maybe I'm too tired today:cry:
no...
that was a hint.
quite a big one in fact.
wink