Almost Free Psd (4 Eddition)

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  1. Hounder

    Hounder Well-Known Member

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    Here we go......you can win this tag

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    here is the riddle.

    If you spell out all the numbers, how far do you have to go until you use the letter a?
     
  2. Kawakill

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    one thousand
     
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    well if you spell out "all the numbers"

    Its the first letter.
     
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    One hundred and one

    You dont say hundred one :)

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  5. Hounder

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    i duno lolz

    now i am in crap :unsure:
     
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    :P
     
  7. sYke

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    one hundred and one lol (101)

    or if you use real math and sue teh and as a decimal point it would be

    one and one tenth (1.1)

    :D

    lmao
     
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    the answer to tht riddle says one thousand
    so kawakill wins
    sending u the PSD link
     
  9. arbiter2005

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    Ive read this before somewhere...The answer is one thousand...I give him that...But in theory you can have smaller numbers :)

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  11. Sapphire Blade

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    Arbiter:
    and is the "bridge" it is not apart of the actual number

    Hounder:
    i believe the riddle asks for whole numbers, you didn't state that
    the true answer to the riddle that "you" asked is 1/2
     
  12. zabiMARU.

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    that wasnt a riddle. a riddle would be like the 1.1, or the 101.

    that was just a question that didnt involve thinking outside of the box.

    "all the numbers" would have been the best answer to the "riddle"

    just sayin'
     
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    well ppl dont get upset
    I amgona do another one again soon :D so cheer up
     
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    gj, i tried using my sophisticated math skills to answer

    1.1 ftw :D
     
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    The riddle doesnt say it has to be in the number only that you got to an A...if you spelt out 101 it would be hundred And one therefore it has an A in it..I know it can go to decimals but who does :P

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