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Am I real? It's up to you..<br />
I am real, if you flip me..<br />
But, once you flip, I may bite you...
If I spit a 'POLO', I will become a little good..<br />
If I split a 'POLO', I will become a little more good..<br />
If I swallow a 'POLO', I will become fully good...
Can you guess who I am???
**Hint... |
<pre>And another one for you. Have fun!</pre>
I'm the one to be told
at the very end <br>
just get rid of the old
before you descend
I'm the tie on your neck <br>
if you slice it apart <br>
and the third in the group <br>
rhyming is hard
I'm the first of the group
and I will be kind <br>
Think of my... |
Are you clever enough? I hope you brain won't fall apart! |
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 ... |
>! love??
Told at the very end of every fairty tale??
decend as in fall, but young people arnt considered this by elders. its just a phase.
It is the restrainst of finding it released after the ceremony
It is kind, almost all the time but I digress
it is easy if right.
you usually fall into this... |
Because I'm new to this site as of today and I don't know how to spoiler:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leUsySc7JsA |
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 ... |
>!Cold?
It's what people feel when they're about to die,
how your neck will feel without a tie,
it's how the third in the group will feel without a special friend,
It's what you'll feel at fall's end. |
The original answer is quite brilliant and exciting, but in my pursuit for finding it, I've stumbled upon a rather strange alternative which *seems to fit* the riddle. Have a look at my **intentionally forced theory** and give me your opinion.
>! Sherlock Holmes speaking to Professor Moriarty near the Reichenbach f... |
The original answer is quite brilliant and exciting, but in my pursuit for finding it, I've stumbled upon a rather strange alternative which *seems to fit* the riddle. Have a look at my **intentionally forced theory** and give me your opinion.
>! Sherlock Holmes speaking to Professor Moriarty near the Reichenbach f... |
Are you clever enough? I hope your brain won't fall apart! |
> Buses in the UK are often expect exact change, what coins should I
> give the bus driver so that I'm left with the smallest possible weight
> to carry on my hike and how much will that be?
Here's my answer to the original question as stated above:
>! Just because the driver expects exact change doesn't necess... |
> Buses in the UK are often expect exact change, what coins should I
> give the bus driver so that I'm left with the smallest possible weight
> to carry on my hike and how much will that be?
Here's my answer to the original question as stated above:
>! Just because the driver expects exact change doesn't necess... |
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 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,... |
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 ... |
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... |
My answer:
>! The guard always asks a number from the Fibonacci series:<br><br>
>!
>! [1 -> 1, 2 -> 2, 3 -> 5, 5 -> ???, 8 -> 4, 13 -> ??? (not 3), 21 -> ???, 34 -> ???, 55 -> ???, 89 -> 8]<br><br>
>!
>! 2 is the 2nd answer of the series, which maps to a value that is the double of the 1st answer.<br><br>
>! 89... |
Ok, This is maybe just silly, but I'll give it a shot.
>! Your name is... Mouth.
You've seen me often, know me well,
my name the scribes and sages tell.
My many kin you also know,
but I'm most famed, as our kind go.
>! The kind here are other orifices.
One sister's love is grand largesse,
an... |
Follow the clues and tell me where you are in the end.
> 1. PSE
> 2. To the opposite of the opposite of 2 + 2 ~= 4
> 3. Go to the way you round .5
> 4. If up is down and down is up go down
> 5. You're on the right track
> 6. You've made it, where are you?
**This is part 1, I may not make ... |
Where did you end up? [Part 1] |
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,... |
Bob leaves home with $50.
His birthday approaching, he goes to the neighbourhood bakery to order a birthday cake and pays \$29.95 for the cake, plus \$3.08 for the candles.
Then, he meets three friends in town and they all go grab something to eat: Bob takes a \$4.50 sandwich and a \$0.70 soda.
After that, the... |
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 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,... |
The entity being described is
>! The British Government
>! Which is composed of three parts: "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of Her other Realms and Territories Queen, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith." who ... |
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 ... |
>! Your name is **pen**.
my name the scribes and sages tell.
>! both scribes and sages write
One sister's love is grand largesse,
>! perhaps she's generous with ink -- **a fountain pen**?
another's like me, more or less.
>! could be a pencil.
My brother shuns such grand appeal,
he much prefers his... |
Could the answer be a
>! **font**?
>! There could be all kinds of relatives if you factor in font size, bold, italics, strike through, letter spacing, etc. |
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,... |
Most patterns I'm getting seem to point me at
>! **7**, but I can't find the pattern that fits perfectly.<br><br>
>!
>! I know it's got to have something to do with the Fibonacci numbers and particularly their indices in the series, but I just can't seem to crack it...<br><br>
>!
>! Another hint maybe? |
Could the answer be
>! a **font**?
>! There could be all kinds of relatives if you factor in font size, bold, italics, strike through, letter spacing, etc.
>!
>!You've seen me often, know me well, <-- You are looking at it right now
>!
>!One sister's love is grand largesse, <-- Bold
>!
>!another... |
My answer:
>! The guard always asks a number from the Fibonacci series:<br><br>
>!
>! [1 -> 1, 2 -> 2, 3 -> 5, 5 -> ???, 8 -> 4, 13 -> ??? (not 3), 21 -> ???, 34 -> ???, 55 -> ???, 89 -> 8]<br><br>
>!
>! 2 is the 2nd answer of the series, which maps to a value that is the double of the 1st answer.<br><br>
>! 89... |
Could the answer be
>! a **font**?
>! There could be all kinds of relatives if you factor in font size, bold, italics, strike through, letter spacing, etc.
>!
>!You've seen me often, know me well, <-- You are looking at it right now
>!
>!One sister's love is grand largesse, <-- Bold
>!
>!another... |
Here's a neat geometrical puzzle I was once shown
Is it possible to divide a circle into a finite number of congruent parts some of which don't touch the center? |
Here's a neat geometrical puzzle I was once shown
Is it possible to divide a circle into a finite number of congruent parts some of which don't touch the center?
Clarification:
Find a shape for a tile such that a certain number of tiles of that shape will fit completely and with no overlap inside a circle. Add... |
<pre>And another one for you. Have fun!</pre>
I'm the one to be told
at the very end <br>
just get rid of the old
before you descend
I'm the tie on your neck <br>
if you slice it apart <br>
and the third in the group <br>
rhyming is hard
I'm the first of the group
and I will be kind <br>
Think of my... |
This is a very hot summer in Rome and you don't know what to do. You are the best detective in town but no crime seems to happen. You are all the day in front of yuor PC trying to solve some puzzles about parties and elephants but you can't find any solution so far. You are on the right way to solve the 20th when a you... |
Riddle me this.... What is it? |
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 ... |
>! hate <br> 1) I think of "age" and I realize it sounds a lot like "h". <br> 3) Slice the "tie" apart? Ok, then that should be the "t". <br> 4) I can see the "e" in the "end", although I'm not sure if I interpreted this correctly. <br> 2) No clue needed like you said: "a". |
>! hate <br> 1) I think of 'age' and I realize it sounds a lot like 'h'. <br> 3) Slice the 'tie' apart? Ok, then that should be the "t". <br> 4) I can see the 'e' in the 'end', although I'm not sure if I interpreted this correctly. <br> 2) No clue needed like you said: 'a'. Plus, if I start again I'm right at the begin... |
>! Your name is **pen**.
my name the scribes and sages tell.
>! both scribes and sages write
One sister's love is grand largesse,
>! perhaps she's generous with ink -- **a fountain pen**?
another's like me, more or less.
>! could be a pencil.
My brother shuns such grand appeal,
he much prefers his... |
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.<br>6174
This is what I have found ... |
On the warm and windy night of November 12, Joe was coming back home. He ordered pizza from the car, to be delivered at 8 PM. Once he got back, he realized that one of his windows was slightly ajar. He concluded that he just left it open for ventilation.
As he unlocked his door and walked into the house, a loud cras... |
In Faraway Land there is a monastery built atop a mountain in which monks live isolated from the rest of the world.
The monastery is made of two large buildings: one is where the monks sleep, the other is where they all spend the days together, working or minding their own business.
In this monastery, there is a ... |
>! It's someone from the pizza place - how else would they know to leave a note telling the delivery boy where to find the body? |
On the warm and windy night of November 12, Joe was coming back home. He ordered pizza from the car, to be delivered at 8 PM. Once he got back, he realized that one of his windows was slightly ajar. He concluded that he just left it open for ventilation.
Once he got to the front door, he taped a note for the pizza g... |
On the warm and windy night of November 12, Joe was coming back home. He ordered pizza from the car, to be delivered at 8 PM. Once he got back, he realized that one of his windows was slightly ajar. He concluded that he just left it open for ventilation.
Once he got to the front door, he taped a note for the pizza g... |
You have two men in a room. You know for a fact that one is a physicist and the other is a plumber. Sadly both men have recently been rendered totally deaf and haven't learned sign language. This is a problem because you have to tell which one is the physicist who can bring the run-away LHC under control and which is t... |
>! SWAG
- SOLD - (to get rid of) minus OLD
- Split Bowtie , third letter
- Look at beginning of AGE
- Start A-Gain after fall - after a Fall to start to Gain
You did not know you could feel this ? Nether did I :
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=swag+level
|
You have two men in a room. You know for a fact that one is a physicist and the other is a plumber. Sadly both men have recently been rendered totally deaf and haven't learned sign language. This is a problem because you have to tell which one is the physicist who can bring the run-away LHC under control and which is t... |
Congratulations to Apd1! [His answer][1] is what I was looking for - the poem is referring to a [**regular expression**][2].
I will only mention the differences between my thinking and his thinking:
`Otherwise it can make things bounded.`
Otherwise if it's not a `|`, then it can be something else such as `\b`... |
Joe likes 2025 but not 2024; he likes 529 but not 530; he likes 400 but not 500.
Which does Joe like - 3600 or 3700? Why? |
What's the sequence? |
Here's my solution:
>! [Picture][1]
I assumed the radius of the hole's curvature matches the curvature radius of the circle, the hole's straight side is equal to the circle's radius, and its curved edges meet the straight edge at right angles.
Nice puzzle. I wonder if there are other solutions?
[1]: https... |
Here's my solution:
>![enter image description here][1]
I assumed the radius of the hole's curvature matches the curvature radius of the circle, the hole's straight side is equal to the circle's radius, and its curved edges meet the straight edge at right angles.
Nice puzzle. I wonder if there are other soluti... |
In one form I am very tall, in another, elegant <br/>
In one form I am happiness, in another, an eyesore <br/>
In one form I am metal, in another, paper <br/>
In one form Sasaki's lament, in another Greek ingenuity<br/>
In one form I am kung-fu, in another I am strong and static.
What am I?
As usual, please p... |
This is Part 5 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, [Murder of the President - Part 2](http://puzzling.stackexchange.... |
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! By the way, this guy is so rich that it gives a party everyday.
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door. They always uses an schem... |
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! By the way, this guy is so rich that it gives a party everyday.
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door. They always uses an schem... |
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! By the way, this guy is so rich that it gives a party everyday.
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door. They always uses an schem... |
Here's my solution:
>! ![enter image description here][1]
I assumed the radius of the hole's curvature matches the curvature radius of the circle, the hole's straight side is equal to the circle's radius, and its curved edges meet the straight edge at right angles.
Nice puzzle. I wonder if there are other solu... |
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! By the way, this guy is so rich that he gives a party everyday.
The only guests that may attend are people who correctly reply to the guard at the door. They always use a scheme ... |
In one form I am very tall, in another, elegant <br/>
In one form I am happiness, in another, an eyesore <br/>
In one form I am metal, in another, paper <br/>
In one form Sasaki's lament, in another Greek ingenuity<br/>
In one form I am kung-fu, in another I am strong and static.
What am I?
As usual, please p... |
On the warm and windy night of November 12, Joe was coming back home. He ordered pizza from the car, to be delivered at 8 PM. Once he got back, he realized that one of his windows was slightly ajar. He concluded that he just left it open for ventilation.
Once he got to the front door, he taped a note for the pizza g... |
>! A crane?
>!
>! <ul>
>! <li>The machine is tall, the animal, elegant
>! <li>I’m not sure about happiness, but metal cranes are eyesores
>! <li>Metal cranes, paper cranes
>! <li>[Sadako Sasaki](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadako_Sasaki)
>! <li>Surely there’s some kung-fu crane thing. Or maybe not. And again, ... |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
François Hollande, famous Cordon Bleu chef that he (like all French presidents) is, has invited a select few guests to his party, where he will be showing off the secret cheese-making process that doubles as a plan of attack against Britain. Your task as a UK spy (who happens to also be an Argentinian agent) is to stea... |
The security to the murdered president’s “what am I?” riddle party [Part TREE(3)] |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
On the warm and windy night of November 12, Joe was coming back home. He ordered pizza from the car, to be delivered at 8 PM. Once he got back, he realized that one of his windows was slightly ajar. He concluded that he just left it open for ventilation.
Once he got to the front door, he taped a note for the pizza g... |
The answer is obvious.
>! After the pain and anguish of watching AskUbuntu's death in [a previous puzzle][1], you were distraught. Thoughts of retribution whirled through your brain. Grabbing a gun, you used [Teleport][2] and arrived at Joe's house. Surprising him as he was absorbed in writing another brain teaser, ... |
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. But, Since over 20 of his secret recipes are stolen, he has decided t... |
You have two men in a room. You know for a fact that one is a physicist and the other is a plumber. Sadly both men have recently been rendered totally deaf and haven't learned sign language. This is a problem because you have to tell which one is the physicist who can bring the run-away LHC under control and which is t... |
>! Glass?
Owned by millions, seen by all,
Borne by some, and used by most.
>! Needless to comment
Be careful you don't blow it all,
When it's your turn to make a toast.
>! We toast with a glass in hand... And it happened before (to me too) that a powerful toast would crash the glass
By day it gleams if... |
I hope you guys like this one:
If you have me, you don't have
If you give me, you will displease
You can't make me, feel at ease
For sure not trace me on a graph
You could as well not read the rhymes
but you'll find me between the lines
What am I?
It's pretty easy I think! |
Maybe it's nothing but could it be
>! "nothing" ? |
>! Glass?
Owned by millions, seen by all,
Borne by some, and used by most.
>! Needless to comment
Be careful you don't blow it all,
When it's your turn to make a toast.
>! We toast with a glass in hand... And it happened before (to me too) that a powerful toast would crash the glass
By day it gleams if... |
My guess is this:
>! This is the layout of the numbers (if your friend is indeed in the 4th column, not the 2nd):<br>
>! <br>
>! `??? ??? ??? ???`<br>
>! `??? 18 24 36`<br>
>! `??? 12 YOU 52`<br>
>! `??? ??? ??? ???`<br>
>! <br>
>! 12, 18, 24 and 36 all divides 144. 14... |
An interesting point? |
My guess is this:
>! This is the layout of the numbers (if your friend is indeed in the 4th column, not the 2nd):<br>
>! <br>
>! `??? ??? ??? ???`<br>
>! `??? 18 24 36`<br>
>! `??? 12 YOU 52`<br>
>! `??? ??? ??? ???`<br>
>! <br>
>! 12, 18, 24 and 36 all divides 144. 14... |
On the warm and windy night of November 12, [Joe][1] was coming back home. He ordered pizza from the car, to be delivered at 8 PM. Once he got back, he realized that one of his windows was slightly ajar. He concluded that he just left it open for ventilation.
Once he got to the front door, he taped a note for the pi... |
...but first you have to find the solution!
Two friends (Andrew and Gabriel) go to another friend (Ellen) and claim to be able to read each other's mind.
Ellen doesn't believe that and wants to test their ability.
Andrew steps away from Gabriel and Ellen, gets blindfolded and waits. Meanwhile Ellen whispers some... |
A no ending 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. ... |
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!](http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Meth)
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... |
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. But, Since over 20 of his secret recipes are stolen, he has decided t... |
A no ending 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. ... |
>!22
Some crazy logic
>! I think it is related to time..... 0 answers to 26 while -6 answers to 19. If -6 means 6 in evening, it should be 1800 hrs (military), the answer is added with 1 hr more, which can be the reason why 0 becomes 26 instead of 24 hrs (1 hr from each day). -9 means (9+12)= 21 , 0.5 rounds as 1 ... |
My guess is this:
>! This is the layout of the numbers:<br>
>! <br>
>! `??? ??? ??? ???`<br>
>! ` 18 24 36 ???`<br>
>! ` 12 YOU 52 ???`<br>
>! `??? ??? ??? ???`<br>
>! <br>
>! 12, 18, 24 and 36 all divides 144. 144 is a number with many divisors (144=2*2*2*2*3*3).<br>
>... |
...but first you have to find the solution!
Two friends (Andrew and Gabriel) go to another friend (Ellen) and claim to be able to read each other's mind.
Ellen doesn't believe that and wants to test their ability.
Andrew steps away from Gabriel and Ellen, gets blindfolded and waits. Meanwhile Ellen whispers some... |
...but first you have to find the solution!
Two friends (Andrew and Gabriel) go to another friend (Ellen) and claim to be able to read each other's mind.
Ellen doesn't believe that and wants to test their ability.
Andrew steps away from Gabriel and Ellen, gets blindfolded and waits. Meanwhile Ellen whispers some... |
>! Gun? <br> It fits well in the first and third paragraphs. Gun salutes are considered an ultimate from of salute. It's less obvious in the second paragraph, but, being metal objects, guns are cold at night, they gleam in the day and their countenance is clear. |
...but first you have to find the solution!
Two friends (Andrew and Gabriel) go to another friend (Ellen) and claim to be able to read each other's mind.
Ellen doesn't believe that and wants to test their ability.
Andrew steps away from Gabriel and Ellen, gets blindfolded and waits. Meanwhile Ellen whispers some... |
A no ending 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. ... |
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