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well its actually the first time ive mentioned it....Quote:
Originally posted by dfhsfgjdgjdg@23 June 2003 - 08:14
Re my name - What is it with you and my name CBB? Nobody else complains... If you've got a problem, take it up with my parents...
i dont know your parents, may i have their telephone number so i can inform them of your activities? :D
and isnt this about riddles?
:lol: You mean..... geek, I'm sure ! ;)Quote:
Originally posted by chalice@23 June 2003 - 01:24
eeeek Riddler.
Not quite.Quote:
Originally posted by chalice@23 June 2003 - 01:25
Now that I think about it. Can't you just hit one switch and go upstairs and check it out?
riddler missed out that you're only allowed to flick 2 different switches and only allowed to check the room once
Actually, I was saving that for a clue, but..........yeah, what HE said. ;)Quote:
Originally posted by 2nd gen noob@23 June 2003 - 01:27
riddler missed out that you're only allowed to flick 2 different switches and only allowed to check the room once
If you flick 2 switches, you will know which switch controls the light that remains off, but you've no way of knowing about the other two...
Damn this is hard
:DQuote:
Originally posted by dfhsfgjdgjdg@23 June 2003 - 01:36
Damn this is hard
That's what she said last night.......badumbump. :rolleyes:
Am I missing something here? You're allowed to flick 1 or 2 switches, and check the room once, is that right?
You can flick 2 switches and check the room once.Quote:
Originally posted by dfhsfgjdgjdg@23 June 2003 - 01:42
Am I missing something here? You're allowed to flick 1 or 2 switches, and check the room once, is that right?
How about flick one switch, leave it for a couple of months till its burned out and then flick another switch. Then when u check the room u've got 1 on, 1 off, 1 blown