[TheCube]

Barry, a master dartsman, was bragging to his bar mates that he was such a good shot that he could hit the dart board at any location at will. "I'll wagger one hundred dollars that no matter what position you name on the board, I will be able to hit it.

Terry, who was tired of Barry's bragging rights, thought of the perfect solution to Barry's bet. Terry told him the location he wanted him to hit on the board. Barry stammered for a few moment, at first unwilling to play. The other bar patrons made sure he held up his end of the bet. Barry slammed down a hundred dollar bill on the counter, and ran out of the bar.

Where did Terry suggest to throw the dart at?

[k-man]

My guess...

back of the board?

[Yodell]

the other side of the dart board, the one "hidden" .. against the wall - backboard ..or.. another possible solution : the side of the board

[Guest]

On the Back

[Guest]

he back of the boared. or the back of his own dart. I'm going with the first one.

dang it, k-man, you stole my answer!

[Peekay]

The side of the board since it is at least visible. The back of the board is another option but that would be "unfair".

[Guest]

Technically a person could throw a dart hard enough (with a metal point) that it would go through the board reaching the back of the board.

[TheCube]

The

the back of the board.

Good job to all the people that guessed correctly.

[Guest]

my thoughts

the back of the board

[Guest]

the edge/circumfrance of the board without hittinng it with half of the dart

[Guest]

the back

[Guest]

My thought is that she probably "told him" the dead center. Since this is a point (i.e. a 0-dimensional object), there is no way that he could hit it with the dart. In theory as long as she verbally stated to him any point, he can not "hit it" with the dart.

[Guest]

I heard no rule that you could'nt turn the board around before throwing the dart.