Harry only sees what he wants to see, that's his problem.
OT Magic trick?
Sep 07, 2019
Last reply: 7 years ago
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Its so obvious it doesn't really need anything to explain it. Just look at the damn bar at the end.
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So, how do you account for this well known trick?
The f****ng great big gap where the two pieces do not meet?
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Its so obvious it doesn't really need anything to explain it. Just look at the damn bar at the end.
4 x 1/4 = 1
At the end, the third row from the bottom is slightly thinner than the others.
That's just because he cut it inaccurately, done properly it reduces the length of the bar by 1/4 the length of the "extra" square.
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Harry only sees what slightly cleverer people than he is want him to see.
I now know why all the clapped out geriatrics in the UK have fallen for PPI and why they send so much money to Nigerian bankers with tons of unaccounted gold :-)
Go back to wallowing in your personal cess pit of hatred harry, you are on more familiar ground.
AB
Only 3 out of 4 columns of it are ...
you really can't work it out for yourself
Nice one. I think I've worked it out: I presume lines that are supposed to be parallel aren't.
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The answer is that the row with the diagonal cut has become shorter in the vertical axis. Not immediately obvious because he's left a light space on the diagonal cut where it's been re=assembled..
I wonder if he'd have the same problem with white chocolate ;-)
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