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The third piece finishes coming off at 2:26?
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I was counting whole sausages as "pieces". So it was the sum.
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So 1 cut then. Is a whole sausage considered a piece or just the partial ones? If whole sausages count, I stand by my original pieces count. If not, I think rocdocmac has it.
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12 cuts, 42 pieces? Unless you want to line up the sausages and do one giant cut...
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Pogo stick?
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Mike. If Mike runs and walks for the same amount of time, he will have to run further than he walks. If they both start by running, James will stop running at the halfway (distance) point but Mike has to run past the halfway point to compensate for the slower walking speed.
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Does the 2nd word have to be the plural of the 1st word or can it be a different word?
"Becomes plural by removing it." Could that mean removing the letters "i-t"?
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Adding C
Die-->Dice
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Thanks Ed! I made a chessboard in Paint and put mini chess pieces in each of the squares. Erased the pieces as I went through the clues.
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Thought that wording was a bit repetitive. . .
SpoilerKnight A2
White Pawns D6, G3
Black Pawn D5
Black King D2
Black Queen H2
Bishop G1
White King F3
White Queen G4
Black Rook C6
White Rooks A1, C7
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I have these set:
Knight A2
White Pawns D6, G3
Black Pawn D5
Black King D2
Black Queen H2
Bishop G1
These I can find a couple options. One option:
White King C6
White Queen D7
Black Rook F3
White Rooks A1, F4
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Is Ed's interpretation of 8 correct?
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Ed
SpoilerBased on 3 and 8, the black queen has to be in one of the bottom 2 rows. There are 2 white rooks. One is in a column by itself (15). The other is south of the knight (1) and north of the black rook. That means the knight has to be at least the 3rd row from the bottom so that doesn't work with being directly across from the queen.
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That's quite possible, but from my interpretation, without any mention of the same row, the end refers to the whole side of the board. I will try it that way though!
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Ok. Can you tell me which of the clues my answer violates?
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Seems like there could be multiple answers from my interpretation of the clues.
SpoilerKnight A3
White Rooks A2, B1
Black Rook A1
White Pawns D6, G3
Black Pawn D5
White King F3
Black King D2
White Queen G4
Black Queen H2
Bishop G1
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Think I figured out my problem. What is the definition of adjacent? Sharing edges? Diagonal squares?
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If the black queen is on the extreme east per clue 8 (N,S,W spaces adjacent), and alone in her column per clue 12, that leaves only the W space to put both the pawn and bishop mentioned in clue 8. Should it maybe read the queen is alone in her own row?
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6 and 16 also seem to contradict as d5 is a white space according to the pictures I'm finding of notation.
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For number 8, does that mean the black queen is on the opposite E-W extreme or just opposite half? Or can it potentially refer to N-S? Number 12 would seem to contradict that if it means the E-W extreme.
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Anti-emerald crystal red Solid heat crystal orange Envy drops crystal yellow Antiruby crystal green Fragments of memory crystal blue Vampire heart crystal purple Tongue stingy dust red Salted sun dust orange Tooth dough dust yellow Pulverised leaves dust green Stardust dust blue Dragon blood dust purple Faceless mandrake leaf red Amber feathers leaf orange Envy petals leaf yellow Crocodile tears leaf green Neverthen leaves leaf blue Moonflower leaf purple Love blood liquid red Sweet sulfur liquid orange Basic acid liquid yellow Green wine liquid green Essence of sadness liquid blue Baleful destiny liquid purple -
A corner?
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Assuming coming of age means 18...
15 and 21. Original ages are 3,6, and 9.
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It looks like you're taking the first letter and essentially rotating it through the different positions while the other letters remain in the same order. I noticed that all the possible permutations begin with two letters that were next to each other in the original sequence (or in the first and last spot). For example, I don't think you can get a sequence starting with AC. So this does not seem to hold up.
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Walking, running, driving, waiting
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Well, depending on whether you're rounding down or are actually going exactly 0 mph... "I won't be home tonight."?