Oh you.

>>5051

Puzzles are hard.

R07!!!!

>>5051
That Post is a piece of art!

Actually, at least from my point of view "not changing the door" is actually choosing again. Choosing now between two doors. So excuse me but to me that problem is a blasphemy.

This is a conditional probability problem. The correct solution is 275/1296, or D. 0.21219

Here's the proof:

Event A = Kinjo wins
Event B = Kinjo rolls a 6 on his second turn AND the game gets far enough for him to do so

We need to calculate the conditional probability P(B|A), that is the probability of B given A. P(B|A) = P(A|B){P(B)/P(A)}

P(A|B) is 1. Kinjo rolling a 6 on his second turn means he is the winner.

P(B) is (5/6)(5/6)(5/6)(1/6) = 125/1296

P(A) is the probability of any sequence that looks like this: *6, ***6, *****6, ..., where * is a number other than 6. That is: P(A) is (5/6)(1/6)(36/11) = 5/11.

So, P(B|A) = 1*(125/1296)/(5/11) = 275/1296

I've got a few minutes before I have to leave so here is another quick riddle you guys might like better: A woman is found dead in a barrel of water. What happened?

>>5058
I think I get it now.

>>5061
So nobody was right.

So Certainty or a Miracle?

>>5061
You lost me. I had 125/1296 and thought that was C, not 275/. Oops.

>>5061
>I ignored the given
forgot ;_; you win

>>5062
>If there were a million doors with 999,999 of them having a goat behind them, and the host opens 999,998 of them, what are the odds the one you picked doesn't have the goat?
That's a pretty effective way of explaining it.

She drowned herself in the barrel of water...?

>>5061
The woman hung herself, of course.

The woman was thrown into a barrel of highly concentrated hydrogen peroxide. She was oxidized instantly. After she died her remains continued to decompose the H2O2 until nothing was left except water and the remains of her body.

>>5069
But of course.

>>5069
>Chemistry
dropped.

>>5069
It's so obvious in hindsight.

>>5069
Oh, my answer was very far off that. Here's how I pictured it happened:

The woman got a big barrel full of ice, and positioned it directly below a noose. She then put her neck into the noose, and stood on the ice in the barrel. She then waited for the ice to melt, eventually causing her to drop far enough for the noose to tighten around her neck, thus suffocating her.

>>5069
Erp, nope, I would never have gotten that one.

>>5073
Enjoy yourself, wherever you are going!

>>5073
Goodbye, guest-sensei.

>>5073
Good bye!

>>5073
Bye bye.

>>5061
derp. Didn't understand what was being asked in the first place. I wouldn't have be able to get it right if I would have known though anyway.

>>5080
Don't worry, I'm also very bad for probability~

>>5082
Don't go and take other people names so easily.

A simple question........

A woman has six daughters and they each have a brother. How many children does she have?

>>5083
that is why I use the word "pincher" at the beginning so that people know that I am the one posting...

>>5084
Seven, ne?

>>5084
Seven?
Also, everyone recognize our postings styles, so it's futile to try otherwise.

>>5084
Seven, six daughters and a son. If each of the daughters has one brother, then only one brother exists. If there existed one brother for each daughter, then there would be twelve children, but this in turn would mean that each daughter actually has six brothers instead of one.

Thus, six daughters and one son.

>>5084
Seven. They're all related, so they only need one brother.

Baseball anime is cool. So streaming a few eps.

http://www.livestream.com/blackwitchteaparty

>>5086
Gogo solved it first!

One day on Rokkenjima, Beatrice decided to pay a visit. Using her magic she appeared before four other people, and the five of them sat around drinking tea for a while. The people there were Battler, Beatrice, Kinzo, Kanon and Genji, but unfortunately they got into an argument. Eventually the argument got so heated that they ended up throwing accusations at each other. The following statements were made:

Kanon: "Battler and Genji are both liars."
Beatrice: "One person here is telling the truth."
Kinzo: "Beatrice is lying."
Genji: "Between Battler, Beatrice and Kanon, one of them is lying."
Battler: "It's all useless, everybody is lying."

Who is telling the truth?
1. Beatrice
2. Beatrice & Genji
3. Beatrice & Kanon
4. Genji & Kinzo
5. Kanon & Kinzo
6. Battler

One cannot deny himself, so battler is lying.
For Kanon to say the truth he needs both of Genji and Battler lie, so let's check Genji
"Between Battler, Beatrice and Kanon, one of them is lying." Battler is liying, so Genji is not but Kanon is.
Beato says "One person here is telling the truth." And this is also truth.
And in the end Kinzo tries to deny Beato, but he fails.

So, it's number two, Beato and Genji.

Good evening everyone. I hope you are all doing well.

>>5095
After being led in circles by my own riddle, I have a bit of a headache. Other than that I guess I'm doing alright.

>>5093
This really seems like it depends on your interpretation of each person's dialogue, but i'll do my best.

As anon says, battler by necessity cannot be telling the truth, unless you've mixed in some utterly insane wordplay. Because of this, we know that at least one person MUST be telling the truth.

Let's look at Beato's statement. We can interpret this in one of two ways. Either she means that only a single person is telling the truth, or that at least one of them is. For now, let's cast this aside in hopes of attaining more information.

Genji's statement says that "between" the three, one of them is being truthful. I think the 'between' here is important to consider. Ordinarily, the point of using the word between in this context is to point out a distinction. If you were, for example, to say that between two colored objects, one is red, you'd obviously be implying that the other is not. This is the point of using the word between. Therefore, if you use the word between when referring to three objects, the intent should remain the same, to point out a distinction. I take this to mean that out of the three people, only a single one was lying.

If this statement is true then, it means that Battler is the only liar, and that Kanon and Beato are both being truthful. However, because Kanon calls Genji a liar, both Genji and Kanon cannot both be telling the truth. If Genji's statement is in fact true, this creates a LOLPARADOX. By this logic, we can safely assume Genji must be lying.

This could mean two things. Either more than one of the three is lying, or none of the three are lying. Because we know battler is lying, we can eliminate the latter possibility. Because we now know Genji's statement is false, it stands to reason that Kanon is telling the truth. This allows us to corner yet another Liar. Because Genji's statement is false, someone besides battler has to be lying and we know it isn't Kanon. That leaves only Beato. By this line of reasoning, we can now determine that Beato meant "only" one person is telling the truth, which by now we know not to be true. Because we've eliminated her, this leaves but one possibility, 5: Kanon and Kinzo.

>>5093

IN THE END, NOT SURE, NE. Either 1, 3, or 5, ne.

1. Beatrice
Maybe, ne. Since it could be interpreted as one person or ONLY one person, ne. Confusing. Ne. If Genji is telling the truth, then, he should be saying that Battler is a liar, ne. But then it says that Kanon is telling the truth, whereas Kanon is saying that Genji is lying as well, so, fake, ne. Kanon has the possibility as telling the truth too, ne! If Beatrice means, "there is one person but there are also more that are telling the truth," then, this possibility can be true, ne.
(Kanon), (Beatrice), Kinzo, Genji, Battler

2. Beatrice & Genji
No, ne. Same reason as above, ne. Battler already lies, ne. So, crossing out Battler, there is Beatrice and Kanon, who can be said as telling the truth, ne. But then, Kanon says that Genji lies, so, can't be, ne.

Kanon???, (Beatrice), Kinzo, (Genji), Battler

3. Beatrice and Kanon
Maybe, ne. If Kanon is telling the truth, then, Genji and Battler are crossed out. Then, since Beatrice is telling the truth, Kinzo should be crossed out too. So, maybe, ne.

(Kanon), (Beatrice), Kinzo, Genji, Battler

4. Genji and Kinzo
No, ne. If Kinzo is telling the truth, then, Beatrice is crossed out. Then, if Genji is telling the truth, then, Beatrice is lying, and Battler and Kanon are telling the truth. But then, Kanon says that Genji is a liar, so, no, ne.

Kanon, Beatrice, (Kinzo), (Genji), Battler

5. Kanon and Kinzo
Maybe, ne. If Kinzo is telling the truth, Beatrice is crossed out. Then, if Kanon is telling the truth, Genji and Battler are crossed out, ne. It's possible, ne.

(Kanon), Beatrice, (Kinzo), Genji, Battler

6. Battler
JOHN SMITH ALREADY SAID THIS WAS A LIE, NE.

BAKA JOHN SMITH
;_;

>>5096
Ah, I see. Then please get some rest.

Here is my Riddle.

One day Zefur decided to play a prank to the seacats members using Anon-kun's matches

Since they used a lot...they realized that they couldn’t buy him more matches. They Also couldn’t get another pack since.......It was the only Matches pack in the Seacats mansion.....

By a miracle........they managed to hide this fact

by making look the remaining matches like "Thousand"

How many matches did he/her use to make it look like a thousand?

A) 64-70
B) 30-45
C) 46-61
D) 28-30
E) 450-500
F) They lied about that they actually didn’t use any Match! uwoooooooooo

I would actually be surprised if someone guess the answer seconds after I posted this.. or if someone choose that option...~~~

Naturally you will have to explain me why that option….

>>5094
Close, but that was actually the trick-answer.

>>5097
>>5098
These two got it, mostly, but Butler hit the nail right on the head, damn him.

First, "Normal Person Logic". Battler is obviously lying, since if he were telling the truth then everybody would be lying including himself, and this is impossible since it would become a Liar's Paradox.
Next is Genji. He states that "Between Battler, Beatrice and Kanon, one of them is lying." Since Battler has to be lying, then only Battler must be lying for Genji's statement to be true (see >>5097, Genji worked out the Normal Person Logic perfectly in his post). If Genji's statement is true and Battler is the only one of the three lying, then Beatrice and Kanon are telling the truth. But if Kanon is telling the truth then Genji must be lying, thus it would create a paradox. By this logic, Genji must be lying.
That brings us to Kanon. Since Battler and Genji have both been proven liars, this makes Kanon's statement the truth. From here the only answers which can be correct are the ones which include Kanon.
Then there's Beatrice's statement. Beatrice states that "One person here is telling the truth", but she doesn't state whether it's only one person or whether it's at least one person. Genji's statement deliberately included the word "between" to make it clear he meant there was only one person lying, so it would be safe to assume that Beatrice, too, meant that only one person was telling the truth. If this statement is the truth then only Beatrice can be telling the truth, but we already know that Kanon is telling the truth. Thus Beatrice must be lying.
And lastly, we come to Kinzo. If Beatrice is lying - which she must be - then Kinzo's statement is automatically true.

By this Normal Person Logic, Kanon & Kinzo were telling the truth, so "5. Kanon & Kinzo" would be the correct answer. For those who used this logic, then congratulations, you were half-right. You got the answer right, but the way you got it was slightly off.


Next there's "Crazy Person Logic", AKA "The Real Answer". Now think about this carefully because it makes a lot of sense.
Battler is incompetent, he's not only lying but he's stupid too and probably doesn't even realise that what he said is a paradox.
Beatrice is a witch, she doesn't exist. Therefore anything she says is automatically a lie.
Also, Kinzo is a corpse. This doesn't mean he's lying though, since if Beatrice is lying then Kinzo is automatically telling the truth. His life-or-death status is irrelevant since he's telling the truth by default, anyway.
Genji stated that "Between Battler, Beatrice and Kanon, one of them is lying", but since Battler is an incompetent liar and Beatrice doesn't exist, this makes Genji a liar, too.
Kanon is telling the truth, since Genji is a liar and Battler's incompetence won't let him be anything but a liar.

By this Crazy Person Logic, Kanon & Kinzo were technically telling the truth, even though one of them is also technically dead. Kinzo's statement is true by default so it doesn't matter that he's a corpse (and if you have a problem with that, you can either deal with it or just pretend he was momentarily resurrected as a zombie in order to make that statement before dropping dead as a corpse again). Thus the correct answer is "5. Kanon & Kinzo", because Kanon was telling the truth and Kinzo's statement became truth by default, plus dead men tell no tales so it's impossible to call Kinzo a liar (since, you know, he couldn't lie even if he wanted to. Poor old geezer). For those who used this logic (damn you Butler), congratulations, you hit the nail right on the head.

Next we have one of Butler's riddles.

"What's 2 + 2 in Australia?"

I have been wondering.....
what kind of troll tricks should we play on those that are going to read the fourth game of kinjo....and that are not seacats members...

>>5104
2 + 2 down under is 5 + 5. Therefore, 10.

>>5106
I said that at one point, too. After he said "Sometimes you just have to think outside normal laws and rules and then look at it upside down."

And then he said "If something doesn't fit, most times people bend it."

My own solutions took me from "Normal Person Logic" to "MAGIC DID IT", to "Upside down makes ten!" and then to "BENDING THINGS DOES THIS BECAUSE I SAID SO".
In the end my last guess was only half-right. My own logic is only Mid-Tier as far as Crazy Person Logic goes, it seems.

>>5107
5 + 5 is bent into 7 + 7 and makes 14 then.

>>5108
Going further into madness, 7 + 7 is twisted into 7 x 7 to make 49.

But we can go further than that.

Take out the equal sign and make it into an 11.
7
x 7(11)
_______
539

Then flip it around again and you have 632. Or 6E2. All we have to do now is solve for e.

E comes from beer. Australian beer has its potency marked by X's. XXXX is well known enough. XXXX is 40. Therefore, the answer is 6,402.

>>5104
a gun

Here is a riddle

When is a Cute porcelain doll like a Lethal hammer?

>>5111
Whenever you want it to be.

>>5112
Exactly!

Three gods are guarding three doors. The three doors lead to Hell, Heaven, and Limbo. The three gods are Truth, who always tells the truth, False, who always lies, and Random, who always answers randomly. The gods understand English, however, they will only speak in a two-word language in which Ja and Da mean "Yes" and "No", but you do not know which means which.

You can ask up to three yes-no questions total. Which three questions do you ask to determine which door leads to Heaven?

Note: If a god is asked a question to which either question is possible or neither answer is possible, he answers randomly.

Easymode: If a god is asked a question to which neither answer is possible, his head explodes. In easymode you are only allowed two questions.

>>5119

Ask Truth if False is a liar. Obtain word meaning.
Ask Truth if his door leads to Heaven.
Ask Truth if False's door leads to Heaven.

Process of elimination.

>>5118
Sorry, let me rephrase that. There are three gods, let's call them A B and C (from left to right, whatever you want), you do not know which is which.

Three gods are guarding three doors. The three doors lead to Hell, Heaven, and Limbo. The three gods are Truth, who always tells the truth, False, who always lies, and Random, who always answers randomly. The gods understand English, however, they will only speak in a two-word language in which Ja and Da mean "Yes" and "No", but you do not know which means which.

You can ask up to three yes-no questions total. Which three questions do you ask to determine which door leads to Heaven?

Easymode: If a god is asked a question to which neither answer is possible, his head explodes. In easymode you are only allowed two questions.

Note: If a god is asked a question to which either answer is possible or neither answer is possible, he answers randomly.

Note 2: You do not know which god is which.

>>5123
I'll join you in the wonderful world of dreams~

>>5123
>>5124

>>5125

>>5126

>>5127
Stop staring and eating/drinking!

>>5128
Fffffffffffffffffffffffffffag

>>5129
You just mad cause I'm stylin' on ya.

>Beatrice is a witch
>Kinzo is dead
Well, there are some things I could argue against that, but well, it's your riddle~

Morning.

Good morning~

>>5133
Don't look at me, I'm not the one in charge of your schedule.

>>5134

>>5135

Why does the shy lamb stray from the herd?

>>5137
Anti social.

Because it's baashful.

>>5122
Ah, the so-called hardest logic puzzle ever.

I know the answer, but that's only because I've heard of it before.

>>5122
So I'm not allowed to make all of their heads explode? I'd like that.

!!!! KINJO! YOU LAIR!!!!

YOU SAID THE ONLY PLAYABLE CHARACTERS WERE BATTLER, ERIKA, JESSICA, GEORGE, KANON, ROSA, ANGE, AKAKUSA, AND WILL!!!!

YOU SAID THIS WAS 100% A FACT!LAIR!

I just unlocked Natsuhi.

>>5143
Did he say they were the only ones?

>>5143
what are you on about

>>5144
yeah he did.

>>5145
I'm just messing with him. I'm not actually upset. Just was surprised when I unlocked Natsuhi.

>>5146
Maybe he just didn't know.

>>5146
still don't know what you're on about

>>5147
He probably didn't. I just assused by levels and platforms, he probably didn't even consider more than 1 character could be on the same platform.

>>5148
Action Game of the Golden witch. A platformer Umineko fangame.

Good morning, everyone.

>>5150
Morning, ne.

>>5151
Yeah, the same happened to me.

>>5152
Ehe, terrible, ne. A-also, I've posted on here before, ne! M-muuuu, baka Kinjo!

>>5153
Oho~ Well I need to investigate some software developing techniques to make a paper and prepare a "talk" (I'm not sure if that's the correct way to say it, but I need to explain it while using powerpoint slides)
Also, some prolog programming, which is a pain.

>>5154
M... muu? You mean, a presentation, ne! Ganbare, anon-kun~!

Al... also, looked up accountability, ne. Tons of words I don't know! Seems difficult, ne~.

Yeah.. I unlocked Natsuhi again. And now I found out they actually added a platform for her.

>>5155
I usually have no problems with "presentations" but yeah, it's a pain to work them.
Accountability it's the poison that kills furniture gogo, never study it, and prolog is a nerd and weird programming language.

>>5156
Platform?

>>5157
U-uwah, so, anon-kun's super good at explaining things in front of a whole entire crowd of people?! Amazing, ne...!

E, ehe, I won't then, ne! Muu, what can you make with prolog?

>>5158
I would never call it super good, but explaining things have been always something natural.
Let's see, prolog is very weird, it's actually a specialized language, not as C or Java, those guys can do basically everything.
Prolog is something weird we call Expert System, an Expert System is database in which instead of recollecting normal information, (at least, in the case of prolog) recollects facts and rules.

Example:
Gogo is a bunny. -> This is a fact, imagine it as red truth.
Gogo is cute if she is a bunny. -> Look at the if, this is a rule.

When the database is ready, I can ask certain things to it, for example, I can ask it if Gogo it's cute. There is no fact directly stating it, but there's a rule for it. And there's a fact saying that gogo it's a bunny.
So, prolog replies with a yes.

>>5158
Yeah, they have that character set on and off area, where you can talk to them. They add an extra platform for Natsuhi.

>>5154

Prolog, huh~

>>5151

Usacchi GET~!

>>5159
I-I see! Not quite sure why it exists though, ne!

>>5160
Ooh, I kinda see, ne~!

>>5161
Uwah, Jyouji, GET~!

>>5161
George did you see what Bern said when you left?

>>5161
In my college, that assignature it's probably the hardest of all the major, but at least the teacher is really good.
>>5162
Why it exists? Well that example was simple, but it can be used to make very complex things, ne.

>>5163

Waga imouto said something?

>>5164

I had about a month in which I was using prolog as a part of course that also had C, Scheme, and Matlab projects, ne. It was kind of confusing.

Not having off for President's Day? What kind of terrible college do you go to.

>>5165
Scheme huh? That's the first time I heard about it, although I have heard Lisp is very good.

>>5166
We're supposed to have yet another day off?

>>5164
I-I see, ne.
>>5165
That's terrible, ne! On your birthday too?!
>>5166
H, hola, Hideiling.

>>5169
>that picture
>the second in which george's heart broke.gif

>>5167

It's pretty useful, ne~

>>5169

~

>>5170

Ehehe...

>>5168
Yeah! President's Day, ne!

>>5172
D-did you eat a whole lot today yet, Jyouji?!

>>5172
Gooood afternooooon, oniiiii-chaaaan~.

>>5173

I had pancakes, ne!

>>5173
We didn't get a day off today.

>>5174

>>5177

>>5178

W-when was this prodding?!

>>5179
Don't worry about it.

>>5169
I was a fool to trust the honor system.

>>5181
u mad?

>>5182
;_;

>>5183
A-anyways ... Rosa was the one who posted it! I wasn't even around when that happened!

>>5181
I'm sorry, Bern. I just throught George would like to see it, and you did post it so that means you were ok with him seeing it at that time. I should have asked you before posting it.. I'm sorry.

>>5185
>deleted
I wasn't being serious!

You all seem lively today...~

>>5186
oh, derp.

>>5187
Hello there.

>>5187

Ne, it's my birthday, so why not give me your buruma~?

>>5190
It was actually your birthday? Oh how tragic ...
A-anyways, if you got some free time later let's have some birthday Mahjong ne, I could let you win this time~

>>5191

Maybe a few games, ne~

>>5189
This is my first time wearing this!

>>5191
Nope.

>>5192
Oh really? Then there's no need to restrain myself.
Anyways, I hope you have an enjoyable birthday George.

Torrent with all the Umineko PS3 backgrounds.
http://deadfrog.us/entry.html?id=18926

Bored, what to do.

You could stream something, ne.

>>5196
I could stream myself getting killed over and over again by the harder bosses if you want.

>>5198
I like the idea.

>One of the Hunter Paragon Paths could enable the hunter to practically be Gilgamesh with Ranged Weapons (Crossbows, Bows, etc)

>>5196
You can give me money and watch me spend it~!

http://www.livestream.com/blackwitchteaparty

>>5201
Source!?

>>5195
...........ITS PATCH TIME!

>>5205
Sprites are not included, but the guy who ripped it said he could be near of doing it.

>>5206
Aww.....Then it is edit time.....;_;

>>5140
It's a harder version of the hardest logic puzzle ever.

>>5213
Giegue or gigyas or however it's spelled~

>>5213
I believe how you answer it is thus:

1: Ask god B, "If I asked you 'Is A Random?', would you say 'ja'?". If B answers 'ja', then either B is Random (and is answering randomly), or B is not Random and the answer indicates that A is indeed Random. Either way, C is not Random. If B answers 'da', then either B is Random (and is answering randomly), or B is not Random and the answer indicates that A is not Random. Either way, A is not Random.

2: Go to the one that is NOT random and ask, "If I asked you if the door behind you leads to Heaven, would you say 'ja'?" If he answers "ja" then the door behind leads to heaven (you win!), and if he answers "da," then the door behind him doesn't lead to heaven.

3: If the door behind the previous god doesn't get you into heaven based on the response to 2, then ask the SAME god this question: "If I asked you if the gate behind God B leads into heaven, would you say 'ja'?" Same principle. If he says ja, the gate behind God B leads into heaven, otherwise, it's the last remaining gate.

>>5215
You don't know which word means yes or no, though. You need to figure that out first, I think.

>>5216
No, you don't. I'm not asking them if it's true or false, I'm asking them if they'll answer "ja."

Think about it. This is the question: If I asked you X, would you say "ja"?
If "ja" is yes...
a) Truth says "ja", X is true.
b) Truth says "da," X is false.
c) False says "ja," he is lying so if you asked him X he would instead answer "da". So the truthful answer to X is "ja".
d) False says "da," he is lying so if you asked him X he would answer "ja". So the truthful answer to X is "da".

If "da" is yes, then the gods' answers are the same thing, but for the reverse reasons. Does that make sense?

>>5218
I think so?

>>5218

>>5219
>>5220
Ok, think about it if "da" is yes (and "ja" is no).
a) Truth answers ja (no). This is because he would say "da" (yes) to X, because X is true. THIS IS THE SAME AS THE ABOVE, THE GOD ANSWERS JA AND X IS TRUE.
b) Truth answers da (yes). This is because he would answer "ja" to X, because X is false. THIS IS THE SAME AS THE ABOVE, THE GOD ANSWERS DA AND X IS FALSE.
c) False answers ja (no). He is lying, so he WOULD say ja (no) to X--because it's true, and he can't say da (yes) to the truth. THIS IS THE SAME AS THE ABOVE, THE GOD ANSWERS JA AND X IS TRUE.
d) False answers da (yes). He is lying, so he wouldn't say ja (no) to X--because it's false, he HAS to lie and say da (yes). THIS IS THE SAME AS THE ABOVE, THE GOD ANSWERS DA AND X IS FALSE.

Follow? Edited in false's responses.

>>5221
I believe so.

>>5222
Yes, the trick is the magic question, "If I asked you X, would you say 'ja'?"

As long as you're not asking the God who answers randomly this question, 'ja' will always mean X = true and 'da' will always mean X = false. That's why the first step is to eliminate the random god. After that, it doesn't matter who you ask--truth or false, they'll answer your question the same way, much like the classic bridge riddle.

>>5223
I see it now.

Two anons get together one day to eat. One of them asks the other if he has any seacats, and he replies to him, saying he has three of them. He also mentions that their ages multiplied together are 36, and their ages added together are equal to the number of windows of a nearby building. The first anon attempts to solve the problem, but he gets stuck, and says he needs more info.
*The second anon tells him that the oldest cat has blue eyes, and the keen anon instantly solves the problem.
What are the ages of the three seacats?

Completely over my head...

>>5220
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXdAnLzHA80

>>5227
That's the second time somebody's said that.

>>5227
>that face

>>5227

That video probably cost as much as an episode to produce, ne.

>>5227
Oh shaft, u so crazy.

Good night Rin.

I came up with a simple riddle to share with everyone.

If Hachijo Toya was to pick a number, what number would he pick?

Bonus points to those who can figure out the reasoning behind the answer as well.

Posting for Rin~ I hope you like the picture.

>>5236
"Like?" That's pretty much amazing, Mutare. Thank you very much.

>>5237
Aye aye well enjoy it! I printed out a copy this morning and it looks lovely on paper.

>>5235
18 or 19 I'm guessing.

>>5235

3407.

>>5239
>>5240

...Your reasoning?

>>5241

Without love, it can't be seen.

Why no college cancellation cause of snowww

>>5243
College serious bussiness etc.

>>5245
They throwed a giant box from a hole?

>>5246
Actually, I think it's supposed to imply they mined out a section of the cavern so a "block" of the ceiling fell on the monsters. Causing a cave-in, basically.

DF dwarves are evil trolls.

Oh, right, the block have several layers.

>>5245
Of course~
The box is superior in all areas~

>>5249
Good morning, Not-so buruma girl~

>>5250
Gooooooood morning my dear anon-kun~
I hope you are having a lovely day~

>>5249
Good afternoon, Not-Buruma!

>>5252
Hello Rin. You look quite stoic with that greeting. Did I do something wrong...?

>>5253
Stoic? The sprite is smiling, it just doesn't look it from the thumbnail! But I'll try a different one!

>>5254
Hehehe~!
Yay~!
I love seeing you smile~
So the more you do so, and the bigger it is, the more I love it~

>>5255

You smiling is good too, ne~

Haha, I have an overactive imagination.

>>5257
Good afternoon, doing well I take it?

>>5258
I'm in a pretty good mood right now, so yes, yes I am.

>>5257
>>5258

Hellooo~

>>5260
Good to hear, makes my day all the more better when knowing all of you are doing well.

>>5261
Top of the morning to you, doing okay today?

Good Afternoon Kitties from neptune!
>>5260
something good happened?

>>5263
Not particularly.

It is Kyrie Time!

This picture really surprised me.....
I was expecting this picture in EP7 version...

>>5264
I see, Well It is good to hear that you are in a good mood today...

>>5243
>>5244
>College is delayed until 10:30
>first class is at 11:00
>Drive through ice sheets and snow blanketed roads of snow
>same thing at the college, miraculously manage to not crash or get into an accident
HOW IS THIS SAFE
>

>>5267
In other news, even my professor of my Socialogy class thinks I'm 15, or at least look it. I'm not sure how I feel about this.

is Someone Streaming?

http://www.livestream.com/fortknox enter here..

>>5270
She's not streaming, she just set her stream to autoplay the stuff she streamed yesterday.

>>5241
The name, # most used in Umineko, etc

>>5273
Good try, but no, it's not 18 or 19.

>>5274
07.
Author avatar of Ryukishi07.

>>5272
I see...... sorry for the misunderstanding....

>>5275
Wrong.

>>5277
42 The Ultimate answer of the Universe
that Ultimate answer would be the truth...
thing that hachijo toya is searching up constantly

>>5278
Once again, wrong.

>>5279
I know it would be to Obvious..matsuri-chan..
but for the sake of discarding it...
07151129.......this name in some way represents Toya

Good afternoon, seacats.

>>5282

>>5235
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