The Sigil Mr. 3000 (Words per post) Dec 27, 2002 #131 My turn.... Here's one some of you old-schoolers may remember: O-T-T-F-F-S-S. Name the next letter in the series. Bonus points for telling me why old-schoolers may remember it. --The Sigil
My turn.... Here's one some of you old-schoolers may remember: O-T-T-F-F-S-S. Name the next letter in the series. Bonus points for telling me why old-schoolers may remember it. --The Sigil
Drawmack First Post Dec 27, 2002 #132 The sigil is correct with his answer but incorrect with his logic. N-2 * N-1 = N not N-3 * N-2 = N (8*32=256)
The sigil is correct with his answer but incorrect with his logic. N-2 * N-1 = N not N-3 * N-2 = N (8*32=256)
seasong First Post Dec 27, 2002 #133 Once a turn always, twice a turn rarely, thrice a turn never. What is reffered to and what is being turned? Click to expand... Could be dancing the Polka, and what is turned is yourself.
Once a turn always, twice a turn rarely, thrice a turn never. What is reffered to and what is being turned? Click to expand... Could be dancing the Polka, and what is turned is yourself.
seasong First Post Dec 27, 2002 #135 Re: My turn.... The Sigil said: Here's one some of you old-schoolers may remember: O-T-T-F-F-S-S. Name the next letter in the series. Click to expand... I'm not an old schooler (I don't think), but the answer is E-N-T.
Re: My turn.... The Sigil said: Here's one some of you old-schoolers may remember: O-T-T-F-F-S-S. Name the next letter in the series. Click to expand... I'm not an old schooler (I don't think), but the answer is E-N-T.
seasong First Post Dec 27, 2002 #136 Forgot to explain why: (O)ne (T)wo (T)hree (F)our (F)ive (S)ix (S)even (E)ight (N)ine (T)en It took me a second to get it. I was trying to figure out some alphabet-numeric system after that big number one!
Forgot to explain why: (O)ne (T)wo (T)hree (F)our (F)ive (S)ix (S)even (E)ight (N)ine (T)en It took me a second to get it. I was trying to figure out some alphabet-numeric system after that big number one!
The Sigil Mr. 3000 (Words per post) Dec 27, 2002 #137 Re: Re: My turn.... seasong said: I'm not an old schooler (I don't think), but the answer is E-N-T. Click to expand... Correct.
Re: Re: My turn.... seasong said: I'm not an old schooler (I don't think), but the answer is E-N-T. Click to expand... Correct.
seasong First Post Dec 27, 2002 #138 "And you turn yourself around" The hokey-pokey, for those of you who ever played this . I don't think that's the answer, but it fits pretty well! Augh, the true answer yet eludes!
"And you turn yourself around" The hokey-pokey, for those of you who ever played this . I don't think that's the answer, but it fits pretty well! Augh, the true answer yet eludes!
The Sigil Mr. 3000 (Words per post) Dec 27, 2002 #139 One more as I head for lunch... One fine morning, Bob celebrated his (Bob's) birthday. Two days afterward, Tom, his older twin brother, celebrated his (Tom's) birthday. Why? --The Sigil
One more as I head for lunch... One fine morning, Bob celebrated his (Bob's) birthday. Two days afterward, Tom, his older twin brother, celebrated his (Tom's) birthday. Why? --The Sigil
AGGEMAM First Post Dec 27, 2002 #140 The Sigil said: One more as I head for lunch... One fine morning, Bob celebrated his (Bob's) birthday. Two days afterward, Tom, his older twin brother, celebrated his (Tom's) birthday. Why? --The Sigil Click to expand... They were born the 28th of february and the 1st of march on either side of midnight in a non-leap year, and this is a leap year. Lunch, you say, here it is almost midnight !!! Last edited: Dec 27, 2002
The Sigil said: One more as I head for lunch... One fine morning, Bob celebrated his (Bob's) birthday. Two days afterward, Tom, his older twin brother, celebrated his (Tom's) birthday. Why? --The Sigil Click to expand... They were born the 28th of february and the 1st of march on either side of midnight in a non-leap year, and this is a leap year. Lunch, you say, here it is almost midnight !!!
. I don't think that's the answer, but it fits pretty well!
