>>40154
Hahaha, don't worry I only solved this because I failed to solve it before.
You see, Kinjo's answer in the Blizt gameboard I had against him was quite similar. Dry ice floor, it breaks, person fall and die.

>>40155
I believe it stems from Erika's last closed room where many could escape due to the foundation being incomplete as well. It lacked a ceiling.

Dry ice can already kill a person if it is in a closed room do to it producing carbon monoxide. A chemical compound that, in its gaseous form, combined with oxygen and hemoglobin within the lungs of a human. This process is done so efficiently and quickly, that is can kill a person within half an hour, at the most, I believe.

>>40156
I had the same argument, but well, some good shoes should be able to protect your feet, and if it's a very thin layer of dry ice, as just to make you think there's a solid floor it should be able to break as soon the person access to the room, making the carbon monoxide unnecessary.
But yes, I agree, it's quite similar to the no floor riddle~

eye'm the simplest!

>>40157
It all depends on what your definition of a floor is.

>>40159
Pfft. You are anything but.

>>40161
livestream.com/kimi_no_hi_wa_dou
Ｓｔｒｅａｍｉｎｇだぜ

>>40159
Piece is clearly deep in so many layers than he could never grasp the simplicity of a simple person even if he really tried ne.
>>40160
Of course of course, this was supposed to be a plan to murder someone, so it should be act instantly.

>>40163
ここから出してくれマトリョーシカ

Oh, look what I found.

>no famfanfan
;_;

The strongest.

Decided to change an extra hour of sleep instead of going to a class. Geez, if I didn't had to make a speech later I would have better gone to class.

I feel so sick. ;_;

>>40169
Did your cold got worse?

>>40169

Vitamin D overdose, huh.

>>40170
A combination of that among other things.

>>40171
I don't want to go outside ever again. ;_;

>>40168
>>40169
Looks like /seacats/ members have a hard time taking care of themselves.

Also, the correlation of Vitamin C and Eradication of Influenza in the human body is more of a myth than anything.

>>40173
Whoops. I read that as Vitamin C instead of D..~

Nevermind then. Let me swap that 2 cents with this one then:
Too much of anything can cause some harm to the body. But the lesson is to take a good thing like sunshine and vitamin D in small doses. If you are hinting at exercise, that too, should be done in small doses. Try doing small set of pushes, a set of 5, or a walk outside around your living area for 5 minutes. You might even want to bring a friend in order to ease the difficulty of such a task or to share the benefits of healthy promotional activities with you.

>>40174

Run 10 miles the first day, and then double it every day for a week ne.

>>40175
You must eat a lot then. Otherwise, you'd be nothing but a human skin with a mouth.

Drastic changes like that could kill a person.

>>40174
Exercise? Are you crazy!? There's no way I would have the energy for that.

>>40175
Since you're so fit, come to my house and look after me ne.

>>40176
>>40177

You're mistaken, I only get enough food to manage to walk to class and back without collapsing ne.

>>40177
If you have the energy to type and complain about it, I'm sure you have the energy to exercise for at least a little while.
I'm not suggesting to go run a marathon or do 100 squat thrusts or something to extreme. I am merely saying you should at least try to do some exercise. Nothing extraneous. Just enough to have you breathing a bit harder and sweating a little. Then take incremental steps forward from there.

>>40178
Ah, well if 'intake amount of calories for walking around your vaccinate' equate to 'burnt amount of calories from walking itself,' you should be fine.

The illusion breaker of yours which you have sent to me a while back does support my thoughts on such a claim. However, you will not improve your athletic ability if you do not start doing a bit more extraneous exercises.

>>40180
*vicinity

>>40179
U-Uwa..! Can't I get by with my super-awesome-diet-plan? Caffeine, Nicotine and a meal once every two days.

>>40182
No wonder you have no energy. Drugs and no true substance does not make create a regiment even remotely related to the description 'super-awesome'. Maybe 'super-anemic' or 'super-unhealthy', but not 'super-awesome.'

Before doing anything, try cutting down on the chemical abuse and increasing your calorie intake.

>>40184
I guess I can try to eat a little bit more, maybe one meal a day will suffice.

As for the substance abuse, welp. Call me weak but I honestly don't believe I have the willpower to stop smoking and taking all the "drugs" I do.. ;_;

Eat three meals a day.
Drink a litre of water a day.
Walk for five minutes straight. Then jog for 30 seconds. Walk a minute. Jog for 30 seconds. Walk a minute. Repeat for five minutes. Walk five minutes back home.
Do so on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.
After a week, increase repeat time to ten minutes.
Report back when you can do it effortlessly.

>>40185
Stop.
I didn't say 'stop.'
I said 'cut down.'

I just told you that going cold turkey is a very bad idea. Doing so may make matters worse than what they are now. We are aiming for improvement. Just a small decrease is all I am really suggesting.

>>40186
A little much in each area, but I think it works.
The only task I would alter within that list would be the intake of H2O per day. The human body should have an intake of least 2 liters of water a day due to the output being 2 liters.

0.5 through salivation.
0.5 through sweat.
1.0 through breathing (of course, this varies through verbal usage of the individual. This is merely the minimum.)

Otherwise, this list is a good starter for anyone. Of course, cutting down on Nicotine and Caffeine should be one of the first priorities, or at least alongside such a regiment.

>>40180
>The illusion breaker of yours which you have sent to me a while back

>>40186
Nani sore. That kind of cardio routine will do nothing. The calories burned by such a walkout probably wouldn't equate to a couple of slices of bread.

Exercise is important for reasons other than losing weight. If you are a George, the problem is that you eat too much for the level of exercise you engage in. Instead of adding more exercise to your routine, why not fix the problem of you eating too much? You may even save money.

Three meals a day is a cultural thing. And saying three meals a day says nothing of the size. Rather than meal frequency, energy consumed over time is the important factor. One meal a day or even one every two days is fine, if those meals are large enough.

I can only shake my head at the people who say they'll collapse without a meal at culturally defined intervals.

In the news today, apparently some big hackers got arrested today.

While being taken away the statement was made. "We are an idea, not a group, even with us gone more will step up."

I shake my head at this, hacking for fun shouldn't be an idea on most people's minds. It is really harmful, in multiple ways.

And another note, I say throw the book at them, go lock them up for 20-30 or more years. Have them get set free when they are old people, so old that 'lulz' might be a health risk.

I never really eat Breakfast (Usually don't have enough to make a good meal of eggs and bacon and we usually don't have cereal), and I usually eat a late lunch and/or early dinner because of my schedule.

But anyway, what is this, /fit/?

>>40190
Also, you're merely assuming or stereotyping those hackers as them doing it for fun. Maybe they really believe what they are doing is good and opening eyes of people, albeit pretty slowly. Not all those hackers do it for "the lulz".

>>40190
>locking them up for 20-30 years for probably taking a website down for 2-3 days

>>40188
Ventrilo says you had done it once or twice yourself.

>>40189
Unfortunately, I must agree. To start actively burning calories, one must exercise for a continuity of 20 minutes minimum.

My health counselor even told me that people believe they would rather exercise than reduce their calorie intake. But in fact, both need to be done if one wishes to lose weight.

I did not believe so myself until I did both. I started to lose weight only when I increased my exercise slowly while changing my diet.

However, if we are talking about someone as, say Cake, reducing chemical abuse and increasing calorie intake would be more appropriate as a first step to a healthier body.

>>40193
I believe the news article I read said it was that group that just hacks for lolz. I don't really see what 'good' they think they are doing by hacking companies like Sony (after they just had their massive problem) Nintendo, or some other seemingly harmless big named companies.

>>40195
Sou da na. But you don't actually know what Cake looks like. Who's to say he's really in danger of being underweight and such?

>>40196
Also, DDOSing or taking down a website does not making it hacking. Sometimes them doing those things that they did brings something important to light, like a security issue, the company working behind the scenes to do something most citizens would be appalled at, etc.

Take for instance, Wikileaks, that website made a huge difference up until the point where the leader was arrested on false charges.

>>40190
Hackers are this day and age's terrorists. Electronic devices run the world. Hideo Kojima has predicted quite well in a sense that humanity might depend on technology so much to the point where technology will be making the 'best decisions' for us.
But, as of now, that's merely sci-fi.

But yes, they are a real threat now. So 20-30 years might be appropriate, though can be a bit harsh. Perhaps a lower sentence with higher probation conditions would be more appropriate.

>>40191
Please don't skip breakfast. It's the most important meal of the day.

>>40192
/fit/? No. This. Is. /seacats/!

>>40199
Erika looks fat.

>>40199
A system where someone taking down a website for one hour or so gives a longer sentance to them than someone who has taken one or multiple human lives or committed other crimes or atrocities is an incredibly terrible and flawed system. Especially when any court ruling in said system technically becomes law from that point onwards.

>>40197
The list of characteristics, geographic location, daily tasks and activities I was able to pick up from his post already provide a strong case. It would hard to see him as average, overweight, or obese at this point in time.

Thus, I believe, the person who is assumed to be Cake, can be classified as underweight and suffers from malnutrition.

Though I am curious as to how you can see him otherwise and why.

>>40200
I-I can't help that. It's the dress.

>>40201
Well, you need to realize just who runs those systems.
Old men who are still quite foreign to the world of technology.
So they must have a hard time trying to pass judgement with crimes dealing with a topic they are most likely unfamiliar with.

But I agree with you. I am merely providing one reason of quite possibly a few if not many for their poor judgement.

>>40201
Unrelated; yes the system is currently flawed, and those who take someones life should get a bigger sentence.

Anyway a big point is while some of their actions may (And that is a pretty big MAY, without any evidence to back it up) have had slight good intentions, the way they went about it deserves punishment, whether they had good intentions or not.

And if, 1. They were trying to show the company a flaw they had in security: They could have went about it a better way. 2. If they were trying to reveal some big corporate secret (like that one hacker movie) They need to have evidence to back up such a claim.

>>40202
Can't be helped. I'll have to meet Cake in at that station and confirm this for myself.

>>40205
italics?

>>40207