Shhhh... be like Nikster!
A little humour for your day
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BrentD
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I'd make the slice right down the middle of both. They each get a half, and so do I. What's so hard here? It only said equal, not 2/3rds.
Okay, @wllm and fellow HT sage ladies and gentlemen, brain your way through this - and no, corner crossing is not permissible I remember this from grade school and, pre internet, hadn't learned my efforts were likely in vain. It certainly kept my noggin engaged. Haha! I'm sure, at one time or another, many of us wasted numerous sheets of school paper and pencils - and erasers! No Internet cheating.
The object of the puzzle is to draw a continuous path through the walls of all 5 rooms, without going through any wall twice, and without crossing any path. The path can, of course, end in any room, not necessarily in the room from where it started.
I remember this from grade school and, pre internet, hadn't learned my efforts were likely in vain. It certainly kept my noggin engaged. Haha! I'm sure, at one time or another, many of us wasted numerous sheets of school paper and pencils - and erasers! No Internet cheating.The object of the puzzle is to draw a continuous path through the walls of all 5 rooms, without going through any wall twice, and without crossing any path. The path can, of course, end in any room, not necessarily in the room from where it started.
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BigHornRam
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The blond kid.....right in the fuggin head!
BigHornRam
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seeth07
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Unless I'm missing something, that was incredibly easy unless I'm missing something. I won't post the solution so others can tryOkay, @wllm and fellow HT sage ladies and gentlemen, brain your way through this - and no, corner crossing is not permissible
The object of the puzzle is to draw a continuous path through the walls of all 5 rooms, without going through any wall twice, and without crossing any path. The path can, of course, end in any room, not necessarily in the room from where it started.
seeth07
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So apparently there are multiple solutions? My mind right to killing one if the dudes. Then I thought just like you did.
MarvB
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Post up. I bet you have a wall exposed. If not, and you completed the puzzle, per the instructions, I bow down to you!
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16 x 5...
Unless you allow the kobayashi maru approach.
In 5th grade terms, please. Show the pattern.
Hilljackoutlaw
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Had to call the bank today.
Teller: do anything fun over the last weekend or week?
Me: I just got home from an arizona deer hunt.
Teller: Very cool, did you CATCH anything?
Me: nope, turns out deer are really fast.
Teller: I always thought they could run fast, hopefully you still had fun.
Teller: do anything fun over the last weekend or week?
Me: I just got home from an arizona deer hunt.
Teller: Very cool, did you CATCH anything?
Me: nope, turns out deer are really fast.
Teller: I always thought they could run fast, hopefully you still had fun.
seeth07
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In 5th grade terms, please. Show the pattern.
Network Node math, it's not possible.
I can come up with two solutions if you Captain Kirk it.
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seeth07
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Where in your rules is the definition of a wall? Looks to me like every single room wall is indeed accounted for.
You didn't miss any walls, but you went through the southern wall of the northwest room twice
