[Guest]

On a bedside table there was a razer a watch and a glass of water and a guy wanted to gethis watch without touching the razer or the glass of water but his house was completely pitch black, how did he accomplish his deed?

The house was painted a pitch black color the lights were on and it was easy to see

Now i would guess that many of you would say that doesn't work becasue that doesn't imply the house was painted black, well first of all, that's the point and second if i said the house was bright green you wouldn't think all you could see was green you would think that was what it was painted so it does work.

[andromeda]

So if I write here...

[Gambit]

if his house was "pitch black" (as in no lights on), then he could simply turn on the lights and he would be able to see where he's going again :-)

[Guest]

The Dial of the watch had radium which was visible from the door. So he just has to align his hand to the glow of the radium to get it

[Guest]

People shouldn't leave razors on a bedside table. Makes hitting the snooze very dangerous.

Maybe he was Riddick aka Vin Diesel in Pitch Black. (HeHe, pitch black.)

[Guest]

Take off the eye covers (forget what they call them).

[Guest]

be quiet, close my eye and listen the weak 'tick-tick' sound of the watch, identify where the source of the sound is and then grap it.