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cxiong93

for a recently released game

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Award

bumpitty bumppp too

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jatan11t
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;)

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mojak

Bump for not solved (too hard puzzle) :(

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asein

Very easy, Thanks

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unicornplanet

hint?

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thejadefalcon

Answer was too shocking for me.

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zufuru

Quote

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cutetrap

Bump for solved

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kerepekman

Easy peasy ^^

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TheEliteZero

Stuck at question 2, need hints. :(

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Pesm

Bump for solved after failing the first, time, I'm stupid!

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cxiong93

I kind of want more stats

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cxiong93

uppity

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ShayMing

How can a yes/no question have more than twice as many guesses as players?
I guess those were the idiots that tried the right answer several times before realizing the wrong answer was the right answer.

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rickjamesia

What? You're joking right? About the second part... please? You're making this chemistry major sad :(

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ShayMing

Depends. For a chemistry major "water" (yeah, just damn clean distilled H2O) in a tube does not conduct electricity.
For all other people... they'll probably die shouting "don't worry, it's safe, water doesn't conduct electricity" :D
I guess, absolutely technically speaking water does not conduct electricity. Too bad in reality there never is pure water.

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SubjectLambda

How did you solve it? TELL ME!!!

Is it 42?

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Bluegun

bump

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Bappel

bump

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Nonos

le bump

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cxiong93

ending soon

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Closed 1 decade ago by cxiong93.