no it was the eggIt was the Chicken fenez.....I hope you slept well!The Wiz!
no it was the eggIt was the Chicken fenez.....I hope you slept well!The Wiz!
Ok MM.......I actually thought about this all night(being my life depended on it)...here is my answer: I would ask each of the computers which door the other computer would pick that leads to freedom....and go through the Other door!(opposite what they both tell me)....Did I get it???(I think...and hope???)...or am I going to have to pass the keys of The Emerald City to someone else?You are locked in a room with 2 computers. One computer always lies and one computer always tells the truth. But, you do not know which computer is which. And, there are 2 doors out of the room. One door leads to freedom and one door leads to certain death. You can only ask each computer one question. What will you ask?
Hooray!.......I get to live to puzzle another day....That was a real "Brain-Buster" MM...Sounds like I got the answer backwards..but if I survived all is good!..Thanks for posting!OK, you ask the lying computer which door the truth computer will pick, and he will tell you the opposite (the bad door). Then, you ask the truth computer which door the lying computer will pick and he tells you the truth, which is the lie, so once again, it's the bad door. Yeah, you solved it!
So, there are 2 solutions to the puzzle.
The solution, I originally had was to pose the same question to both computers as, "What would you tell me if I were to ask you which door leads to freedom?" The truth computer tells you the truth, and the lying computer does a double lie, so you get the freedom door from him, too.
Footprints in the butter! ?How do you know an elephant's been in your refrigerator?
Footprints in the butter! ?
Wow . . that is strange. It kept on changing directions only if I took my eyes off it . . . so i never actually saw it happen. And, I can't make it turn the other way.I found that if I stare at her stomach for a while then look down at her feet I can make her change direction. It really is a trick of the mind.
were did the term to run a marathon 26.3 miles come from ?
actualy it comes from the athenian army during their battle with the persians when they sent runners from marathon .Haven't a clue - but I do remember reading somewhere that the length of the marathon was calculated out to be the "absolute breaking point" of the human body at maximum physical excertion.
You have been watching way to much Battles B.C. Walk..lolactualy it comes from the athenian army during their battle with the persians when they sent runners from marathon .
every chance i getYou have been watching way to much Battles B.C. Walk..lolThe Wiz!
cos he stops off at his mistresses apartment every night on the way home........![]()
he is trying to keep fit .....![]()