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2-25-2003 @ 12:52:11 AM
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By: Trooper |
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| It's not too hard to figure it out. Give it two or three tries and I'm sure everyone will see how it works. |
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#2
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2-25-2003 @ 12:59:52 AM
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By: Biohazard |
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| I know. Just try not to think too hard about it. It can be fun for a while. |
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#3
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2-25-2003 @ 08:49:01 AM
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By: DiRF |
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| Saw this on Snopes. Yeah, pretty easy to figure out. |
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2-25-2003 @ 01:48:49 PM
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By: DiRF |
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| #4, Recently. Click on the "What's New" link, and it'll be a few stories down the list. |
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#6
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2-25-2003 @ 04:41:20 PM
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By: fordtacomaz |
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| the fuck??? thats crazy and i still dont get it! |
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#7
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2-25-2003 @ 05:37:31 PM
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By: Jon |
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| Did this link die? |
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#8
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2-25-2003 @ 05:37:39 PM
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By: Obsidian |
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#6, seen it.
it's all in the math. |
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#10
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2-25-2003 @ 08:20:32 PM
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By: DiRF |
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| #6, No matter WHAT two-digit number you pick, you will ALWAYS end up with a number divisible by nine. All the numbers divisible by nine have the same symbol, but the symbol that they share changes every time you run the program. |
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#11
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2-25-2003 @ 08:20:34 PM
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By: Lebo |
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#9, the end result is ALWAYS going to be a multiple of nine :P everytime you restart the program, all the multiples of nine have the same symbol. "forcing" -- old magicians trick :D
edit: Dirf beat me
[Edited by Lebo on 2-25-2003 @ 08:21:16 PM] |
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#12
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2-25-2003 @ 09:47:15 PM
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By: DiRF |
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| #11, Daaaamn....I beat you by 2 SECONDS! |
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