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The Spaghetti dude just can't get enough of his parties... so there's yet another chance for you and your mate to steal the recipe.
The first guest arrives. The security says "3", and the guest replies "2".
The second guest arrives. The security says "4", and the guest replies "3".
The third guest arrives. The... |
A neanderthal walks into a room. Inside are a man and a woman with large sticks, surrounded by dozens of unintelligible glass discs and squares. The man (with the stick) comments he can see the ocean under the clouds. Why? |
You arrive at the party and the host personally comes out to greet you. He invites you in to the party and takes you to his office.
What madness is this!?!?
He gives you a list of ingredients. He tells you that the response to "6" is "20" and the response to "2" is "4" and that the response to "3" is "8". Your fr... |
> A man has a wolf, a goat, and a cabbage. He must cross a river with the two animals and the cabbage. There is a small rowing boat, in which he can take only one thing with him at a time. If, however, the wolf and the goat are left alone, the wolf will eat the goat. If the goat and the cabbage are left alone, the goat... |
How can the man get across the river with the two animals and the cabbage? |
You arrive at the party and the host personally comes out to greet you. He invites you in to the party and takes you to his office.
What madness is this!?!?
He gives you a numbered list of ingredients for his famous meatball recepie, and tells you that some of the ingredients are red herrings (but none of them ar... |
Start looking in <br/>
>! Web Applications or Webmasters <br/>
Because <br/>
>! a) All the questions were about animating blood in javascript <br/>
>! b) The blood comes from the top (both are on the top of the all sites page) <br/>
Comedy reason
>! 3) Web coders can never figure anything out on t... |
#Where do you start looking?
>!The web inspector of your navigator. Since it's a JavaScript, you will have access to the source code since it's download by the browser and that's the first place you should be looking for clues. Maybe it is probably an extern script and you'll maybe see the domain origin! |
So, you got through the guards and to the party? Easy stuff! The number sequences were silly and you walked in and out multiple times. Now what? One of the guests you mingled with at the party has told you about an afterparty in the works. The location, the staff, the people invited - you know all the details.
In a ... |
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This is Part 4 of the Murder of the President brainteaser/riddle series. If you have not already, check out the answers for [Murder of the President - Part 1](http://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/3600/murder-of-the-president-part-1) posted by Nit and the answers for [Murder of the President - Part 2](http://puzz... |
A party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing — his famous recipe for Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door.
Here's where you come in. You and a friend are trying to steal this recipe. You sneak ... |
This is part of a series which I'll be continuing if this goes down well enough. If you have any feedback on the puzzle (too hard, too easy, not clear enough, etc) I'd appreciate it so that future puzzles can be better :-)
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You wake up and log on to your computer. You log on to Puzzling.SE, browse some puzzles... |
You are in a dark room with 1 source of light (a lamp). You see a large door with a combination with nothing but letters. You find a sheet of paper stuck in the door with the numbers, "010101000110100001100101 0110011101110010011001010110000101110100 011000100110100101101110011000010111001001111001 01101100011011110110... |
You are in a dark room with 1 source of light (a lamp). You see a large door with a combination with nothing but letters. You find a sheet of paper stuck in the door with the numbers, "010101000110100001100101 0110011101110010011001010110000101110100 011000100110100101101110011000010111001001111001 01101100011011110110... |
Blah, bah, blah, party, blah, blah, blah, spaghetti.
First guest arrives, guard says "3", guest says "0", and is admitted. <br>
Second guest arrives, guard says "4", guest says "1", and is admitted. <br>
Third guest arrives, guard says "8", guest says "2", and is admitted.<br>
Fourth guest arrives, guard says "9"... |
You pass the first room to enter the second room. It isn't that dim like the first room so it is easier too see. You see another combination, but this time you see something scraped on the wall that's different from the last code. It says "54686572652069732061206c69676874206e6561722c2062757420746865206c696768742069736e... |
A party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing ~ his famous recipe for Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people the host knows and trusts, whom he gave the password to enter to.
Here's where you come in. You and a friend are trying to steal thi... |
Blah, bah, blah, party, blah, blah, blah, spaghetti.
First guest arrives, guard says "3", guest says "0", and is admitted. <br>
Second guest arrives, guard says "4", guest says "1", and is admitted. <br>
Third guest arrives, guard says "8", guest says "2", and is admitted.<br>
Fourth guest arrives, guard says "9"... |
I have no idea how to work backwards on this, and I don't know how #5 works so maybe someone else can pitch in.
But anyway...
The answer you give is
>! 2.5
Reasoning:
1.
>! "zero point 940542104683244" and the right one goes "minus 12340633 over 36330480." ... 12340633/36330480 = .3396771251 ... 0.940542... |
In a kingdom far far away there is a castle with an irritated king. Why irritated you ask? He just came back from a trip to the western world and he was thrown out from nearly all the parties... just because he refused to do all those hard math riddles. Seriously, he felt so insulted by their insolence! He would right ... |
I don't understand all the support for the shameless apophenia in the other answers. "TRY TO QUIT"? Weak sauce.
The correct solution is thus:
- observe the absence of `0` in the code, which strongly suggests a numpad-based solution (since the `0` is distinct and separate from all other digits here)
- tracing o... |
The answer:
>! The spy should have indicated that he served the king.
The explanation:
>! The merchant said "*our* sovereign lord" and was let in. The monk, who wasn't let in, described the king as "**your** rex". Perhaps he doesn't officially serve the king, and was opposed to claiming the king as his own? T... |
Spoiler blocks aren't working....?
>! It has something to do with pronoun use. There are _a lot_ of possibilities, but my best guess is as follows: the King must be referenced in the response, and his description must be preceded by a first- or second-person pronoun. Ergo the "Did you forget who 'we' are?" from the ... |
I just wrote this poem. I hope you guys like it.
This thing can be so tiny,
That's when it has the most variety.
Standing up straight, it is surrounded,
Otherwise it can make things bounded.
Within a box it lets you choose,
But if it points up you will lose.
It can be seen le... |
In a kingdom far far away there is a castle with an irritated king. Why irritated you ask? He just came back from a trip to the western world and he was thrown out from nearly all the parties... just because he refused to do all those hard math riddles. Seriously, he felt so insulted by their insolence! He would right ... |
In a kingdom far far away there is a castle with an irritated king. Why irritated you ask? He just came back from a trip to the western world and he was thrown out from nearly all the parties... just because he refused to do all those hard math riddles. Seriously, he felt so insulted by their insolence... yet also stra... |
>! It has something to do with pronoun use. There are _a lot_ of possibilities, but my best guess is as follows: the King must be referenced in the response, and his description must be preceded by a first- or second-person pronoun. Ergo the "Did you forget who 'we' are?" from the guards.In all but one case, "we" and "... |
<sub>Oh God Another Recap</sub>
A party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing — his famous recipe for Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door.
Here's where you come in. You and a friend are tryi... |
<sub>Oh God Another Recap</sub>
A party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing — his famous recipe for Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door.
Here's where you come in. You and a friend are tryi... |
<sub>Oh God Another Recap</sub>
A party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing — his famous recipe for Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door.
Here's where you come in. You and a friend are tryi... |
<sub>Oh God Another Recap</sub>
A party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing — his famous recipe for Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door.
Here's where you come in. You and a friend are tryi... |
You've seen me often, know me well,<br>
my name the scribes and sages tell.<br>
My many kin you also know,<br>
but I'm most famed, as our kind go.
One sister's love is grand largesse,<br>
another's like me, more or less.<br>
My brother shuns such grand appeal,<br>
he much prefers his meager meal.
Our distan... |
`You walk up and get a "8" from security. What is your response?`
>! The correct response is 4.
>!<p>
>! The rule is to convert the number into capitalized word form (EIGHT), look at the first letter, and take the minimum number of **straight** lines needed to form it. Four straight lines are needed to form an up... |
A possible answer:
>! Book/Story
This thing can be so tiny,
That's when it has the most variety.
>! Short stories are plenty and varied.
Standing up straight, it is surrounded,
Otherwise it can make things bounded.
>! You stack books together all supporting each other. (Bounded?)
Within a box it le... |
"After the minute passes, if the answer is correct, the doors open"
>! So before the minute passes, the doors stay shut even if the answer is correct. You get a minute to shout out a pile of rapid-fire answers the way Marky Mark shouts out women's names in the film _Ted_. If one of them is correct before ["Ja Da" fi... |
I haven't figured out the numerical clues yet, but here's what I have of the coded message that was inside the drawer.
It appears to have been typed by somebody whose hands were one space down from their correct positions, because if you shift each letter up, you get:
>! Go to lo?do? !!* ApplE
The question mar... |
In one form I can stretch to infinity, in another I have a clearly defined limit.<br/>
In one form I am very flexible, in another I am exceedingly rigid.<br/>
In one form intersections are catastrophic, in another intersections are common and can be helpful.<br/>
In both forms I am used daily by millions of people a... |
In one form I can stretch to infinity, in another I have a clearly defined limit.<br/>
In one form I am very flexible, in another I am exceedingly rigid.<br/>
In one form intersections are catastrophic, in another intersections are common and can be helpful.<br/>
In both forms I am used daily by millions of people a... |
After pretty sick 12 parties, obviously 13th party occured during "Halloween".
Halloween themed party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing ~ his famous recipe for Evil Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people the host knows and trusts, whom ... |
In one form I can stretch to infinity, in another I have a clearly defined limit.<br/>
In one form I am very flexible, in another I am exceedingly rigid.<br/>
In one form intersections are catastrophic, in another intersections are common and can be helpful.<br/>
In one form I am a physical object, in another I am a... |
Having gotten accepted on [part 1][1], here I go:
Who am I? You'd like to know, so please just ask who's there,
You might have a laugh on my account, I don't really care,
If not it's still OK, that's something I can bear,
I come right out no need to guess or speculate your share.
**Edit**; Two more lines... |
Are you a:
>! Knock-knock joke
?
Good to see you were up to the challenge! |
I lie down in the middle of the end,<br>
I hang upside-down similarly with my friend,<br>
When I turn over it's now the middle of the day,<br>
Right way up I cannot say,<br>
Unlock the door, let's the end fun.<br>
I'll tell you a secret, I hide behind one.<br>
What am I?
[Part 1][1]<br>
[Part 2][2]
[... |
I lie down with a lah-diddy-dah in the middle of the end,<br>
I hang upside-down similarly with my friend,<br>
When I turn over with a lah-diddy-dah it's now the middle of the day,<br>
Right way up I cannot plainly say,<br>
Unlock the door, let's the end fun.<br>
I'll tell you a secret, I hide behind one.<br>
W... |
I lie down with a lah-ditty-dah in the middle of the end,<br>
I hang upside-down similarly with my friend,<br>
When I turn over with a lah-ditty-dah it's now the middle of the day,<br>
Right way up I cannot plainly say,<br>
Unlock the door, let's the end fun.<br>
I'll tell you a secret, I hide behind one.<br>
W... |
I lie down with a lah-ditty-dah in the middle of the end,<br>
I hang upside-down similarly with my friend,<br>
When I turn over with a lah-ditty-dah it's now the middle of the day,<br>
Right way up I cannot plainly say,<br>
Unlock the door, let's end the fun,<br>
I'll tell you a secret, I hide behind one.<br>
W... |
I lie down with a lah-ditty-dah in the middle of the end,<br>
I hang upside-down similarly with my friend,<br>
When I turn over with a lah-ditty-dah it's now the middle of the day,<br>
Right way up I cannot plainly say,<br>
Here's the key, let's end the fun,<br>
I'll tell you a secret, I hide behind one.<br>
Wh... |
>! **N**, spelled out En
maybe?
>! middle of end
>!
>! upside-down - u
>!
>! middle of day - noon
>!
>! o**n**e
>!
>! end fu**n** |
If my uncle wasn't a scoundrel it could also have been
>! sadness
or something similar.
>! Box content in this case could be something that made him sad, e.g. pictures of a lost girlfriend. He still loves her but she either died or has left him because he is a scoundrel.
Those who take me, won't know me.
... |
I'm lying down, with a dah-ditty-dah, in the middle of the end,<br>
I'd hang upside-down similarly with my friend,<br>
Were I to flip over, with a dah-ditty-dah, it'd be the middle of the day,<br>
Right way up I cannot plainly say,<br>
Here's the key, let's end the fun,<br>
I'll tell you a secret, I hide behind on... |
>! **N**, spelled out En
maybe?
>! middle of end
>!
>! upside-down - u
>!
>! middle of day - noon
>!
>! o**n**e
>!
>! end fu**n**
**edit** - "lying down" would be
>! dow**n** |
>! is it (.) dot? its in the middle of the end of an exclamation point similarly with its friend which is (i) in upside down, you said behind 'one.' theres a dot at the end of one right? dunno with the other phrases, when a dot is assumed as the globe, when it turned upside down, it will be the middle of the day.
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I'm lying down, with a dah-ditty-dah, in the middle of the end,<br>
I'd hang upside-down similarly with my friend,<br>
Were I to flip over, with a dah-ditty-dah, it'd be the middle of the day,<br>
Right way up I cannot plainly say,<br>
Here's the key, let's end the fun,<br>
I'll tell you a secret, I hide behind on... |
Could it be
>! !<br/>
**strong text**
>! lying down in the m**i**ddle<br/>
>! Similar to a friend **?** ?<br/>
>! Right way up it's an **i**, again m**i**ddle<br/>
>! Right way up I cannot plainly say - possibly a pun?<br/>
>! Hide behind one - on a standard keyboard<br/>
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This party is so popular!
So just like before, you want the spaghetti recipe yada yada yada...
The first guest arrives, the security guard says "6". The guest goes away to check the answer, but soon returns, saying "3", and is admitted.
The second guest arrives, the security guard looks annoyed and says "1", i... |
This party is so popular!
So [just like before, you want the spaghetti recipe][1] yada yada yada...
The first guest arrives, the security guard says "6". The guest goes away to check the answer, but soon returns, saying "3", and is admitted.
The second guest arrives, the security guard looks annoyed and says "... |
[War has broken out in the kingdom.][1] The king's castle is guarded pretty heavily, by guards with instructions to kill anyone who can't produce the correct password.
Unbeknownst to the guards, the beggars near the main gate are in fact enemy spies. They listen intently as the first knight approaches. "Six!", the g... |
This party is so popular!
So [just like before, you want the spaghetti recipe][1] yada yada yada... basically, you want to get in to the party.
The first guest arrives, the security guard says "6". The guest goes away to check the answer, but soon returns, saying "3", and is admitted.
The second guest arrives,... |
I'm off hiking and I need to buy a bus ticket to the mountains. The ticket costs £4.25 and I have the following coins in my pocket:
> 2 x £2, 4 x £1, 50p, 3 x 20p, 2 x 5p, 2p, 7 x 1p
Weight is everything when you're climbing big mountains so I want to make sure I'm carrying as little as possible when I set off. L... |
I just came up across [this question in the mathematics stack exchange site](http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/962958/100-sequential-parking-spaces) and found it quite interesting:
100 autonomous robotic vehicles enter a warehouse in random order to park. Inside the warehouse, there are 100 sequential parking ... |
I'm off hiking and I need to buy a bus ticket to the mountains. The ticket costs £4.25 and I have the following coins in my pocket:
> 2 x £2, 4 x £1, 50p, 3 x 20p, 2 x 5p, 2p, 7 x 1p
Weight is everything when you're climbing big mountains so I want to make sure I'm carrying as little as possible when I set off. L... |
> I am something that everyone needs.
> You use me many times in different ways.
> Sometimes you only use part of me,
> Others you only use most of me.
>
> You always turn and bend me to your will.
> You use to me to scare, to confuse, even to question.
> You can even use to confront ... |
> I am something that everyone needs.
> You use me many times in different ways.
> Sometimes you only use part of me,
> Others you only use most of me.
>
> You always turn and bend me to your will.
> You use to me to scare, to confuse, even to question.
> You can even use to confront ... |
> I am something that everyone needs.
> You use me many times in different ways.
> Sometimes you only use part of me,
> Others you only use most of me.
>
> You always turn and bend me to your will.
> You use to me to scare, to confuse, even to question.
> You can even use to confront ... |
Are you:
>! Language
?
It arguably fits decently :) |
Is it..
>! Words ? seems like it would fit but im not sure |
The table below illustrates the availability of four interviewers (I1, I2, I3, I4) at four time slots (S1, S2, S3, S4). A 1 in the table indicates that the corresponding interviewer is available at the corresponding time slot.
For example, the first interviewer, I1, is available at time slots S1 and S2.
Each int... |
Maybe a different take, since I'm not a native enlgish speaker, but here's what I make from it:
'mean to confine a flower' - a piece of string, or 'stringy'. (when you buy a bouquet, there's often a small piece of string tied around the stems to keep it together).
'fibrous' - consisting of fibres, which look like a... |
This is Part 4 of the Murder of the President brainteaser/riddle series. If you have not already, check out the answers for [Murder of the President - Part 1](http://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/3600/murder-of-the-president-part-1) posted by Nit and the answers for [Murder of the President - Part 2](http://puzz... |
>! You are "YOU" or "U"
It fits almost all the clues.
>!I am something that everyone needs. (During Conversations)<br />
>!You use me many times in different ways. (You, U, or even with different meanings, like 'You?'- as a question, Shouting 'YOU' angrily etc)<br />
>!Sometimes you only use part of me, (Short ... |
This is Part 4 of the Murder of the President brainteaser/riddle series. If you have not already, check out the answers for [Murder of the President - Part 1](http://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/3600/murder-of-the-president-part-1) posted by Nit and the answers for [Murder of the President - Part 2](http://puzz... |
>! A virus / Illness
Those who take me, won't know me.
>! Viruses can have an incubation period
Those who know me, won't want me.
>! Who DOES want an illness?
Those who want me, will make me.
>! Evil doers would create viruses to infect people
Those who make me, will give me away.
>! Evil doers ... |
Since part 4 is dragging it's feet, What am I?
>Puny mortals, I control your very lives!<br/>
When I'm angry, you cease motion, <br/>
but yield to my envy, <br/>
Without me you descend into chaos, <br/>
I am never wrong, only long <br/>
Turn from me at your peril.
Hint:
>! In the city you see me every day. |
In a kingdom far far away there is a castle with an irritated king. Why irritated you ask? He just came back from a trip to the western world and he was thrown out from nearly all the parties... just because he refused to do all those hard math riddles. Seriously, he felt so insulted by their insolence... yet also stra... |
Before you figure out this password
There is a riddle you must master
You must first get the tower that looms
Then you must find the hollow moon
>! The number 10.
D.R.K Dahanu
>! D. R. Kaprekar, guy that stays in Dahanu. 4 digits for Kaprekar number.
>! 6174
This is what i have found... |
A party is being held at a local mansion. The host is very rich and his success is because of one thing — his famous recipe for Spaghetti!
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door.
Here's where you come in. You and a friend are trying to steal this recipe. You sneak ... |
The solution is:
>! Television
This thing can be so tiny,
That's when it has the most variety.
>! [Variety shows][1] were a staple of English language television from its early days (late 1940's) into the 1980s, when televisions were tiny.
Standing up straight, it is surrounded,
Otherwise it can make thi... |
Are you clever enough? |
The solution is:
>! Television
This thing can be so tiny,
That's when it has the most variety.
>! [Variety shows][1] were a staple of English language television from its early days (late 1940's) into the 1980s, when televisions were tiny.
Standing up straight, it is surrounded,
Otherwise it can make thi... |
>! Second numerical clue is probably the Kaprekar constant: 6174
>! Lewis Carroll made frequent use of the number 42 in the novel Alice in Wonderland. 42^2 = 1764 for third number? |
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In light of new information, I say the answer is 2.
>! Looking at the digital display I could find the following information:
>! x - | a ......... x is input; - is number of crossbars; | is number of vertical bars; a is answer
>! 1 0 2 0
>! 2 3 2 4
>! 3 3 2 4
>! 4 1 3 3
>! 5 3 2 4
>! 6 3 3 6
... |
Now this may sound crude and probably not the best answer but if looked at correctly in your mind theres 2 of them.
The con bit is the bit that is confusing there could be a link im not picking up on
No one wants to be called john if they have them? culture permitting.
no one wants to have heavy preasur... |
>!Second numerical clue is probably the Kaprekar constant: 6174
>!Lewis Carroll made frequent use of the number 42 in the novel Alice in Wonderland. 42^2 = 1764 for third number?
>!There's also a hotel called "The London" in downtown NYC at 151 West 54th Street. Presumably, it has a room number 118. |
>! PRIME NUMBER
>! <P>
>! Sequence starts at 2. Guard:2 Guest:2 2-2 =0
>! <P>
>! Guard:3 Guest:5 5-3=2 (First prime number)
>! Guard:5 Guest:0 10-5=5 (Third prime number)
>! <P>
>! Guard:6 Guest:3 13-6=7(Forth prime number)
>! <P>
>! Guard:4 Guest:4 + 2nd prime number= 4+ 3
>! <P>
>! Answer: 7
>! <P>
>! PS... |
This puzzle is part of a series - [part 1 is here](http://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/4075/the-serial-killer-part-1). Any comments I make on the OP are canonical and [out of character (OOC)](http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OutOfCharacter). Any comments I post on answers are for flavour only.
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>! What roman numerals, Julius Caesar (We see, We saw, god conquered) and George Friderich is known for?
>! <P>
>! Italian
>! <P>
>! So I visit Italian Language. |
In a kingdom far far away there is a castle with an irritated king. Why irritated you ask? He just came back from a trip to the western world and he was thrown out from nearly all the parties... just because he refused to do all those hard math riddles. Seriously, he felt so insulted by their insolence... yet also stra... |
>! Second numerical clue is probably the Kaprekar constant: 6174<br><br>
>! Lewis Carroll made frequent use of the number 42 in the novel Alice in Wonderland. 42^2 = 1764 for third number?<br><br>
>! There's also a hotel called "The London" in downtown NYC at 151 West 54th Street. Presumably, it has a room number 1... |
I am a tree on highest mountain.<br/>
I am many, don't try countin'.<br/>
I grow skinny. I grow fat.<br/>
Chop me down and I'll grow back.
Many mountains are my home.<br/>
You don't plant me. I just grow.<br/>
Sometimes I just go away.<br/>
Though people wish that I would stay.
**What kind of tree am I?** |
What kind of tree am I? |
Are you a "hair" (as on the head)? |
This puzzle is part of a series - [part 1 is here](http://puzzling.stackexchange.com/questions/4075/the-serial-killer-part-1). Any comments I make on the OP are canonical and [out of character (OOC)](http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/OutOfCharacter). Any comments I post on answers are for flavour only.
**Up... |
Are you a
>! "hair" (as on the head)?
|
I think I see the pattern (although it doesn't work for one of the answers), but I don't quite know the answer.
>! The number of words in the sentence the last guard speaks is the number of letters that you need to use in the pronoun referring to the king.<br>
>! Kind merchant, what brings you to our gates? (8): So... |
I think I see the pattern (although it doesn't work for one of the answers), but I don't quite know the answer.
>! The number of words in the sentence the last guard speaks is the number of letters that you need to use in the pronoun referring to the king.<br><br>
>! Kind merchant, what brings you to our gates? (8)... |
In a kingdom far far away there is a castle with an irritated king. Why irritated you ask? He just came back from a trip to the western world and he was thrown out from nearly all the parties... just because he refused to do all those hard math riddles. Seriously, he felt so insulted by their insolence... yet also stra... |
This party is so popular!
So [just like before, you want the spaghetti recipe][1] yada yada yada... basically, you want to get in to the party.
The first guest arrives, the security guard says "6". The guest goes away to check the answer, but soon returns, saying "3", and is admitted.
The second guest arrives,... |
What does colors say? |
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