Desertduler
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I knew that would be too easy for you! LOL
I only tweaked the puzzle a little;
Originally it was in GRIPS (colloquial german for brain) magazine 2009 published by Mensa in Austria
last on this page:
http://www.mensa.at/index.php?menuid=61&reporeid=114
(original task: complete the row)
Like a stirling motor?
basically every heat engine is an external combustion engine, right?
So steam engines too.
oh yeah, add the dots yourself then
Well so I AM allowed to ask questions then?
*gg*
Good to know
Nope my last name is not Einstein,
funny enough it's in the urban dictionary though...
'sid
No, I'm gonna be niceOf course you can ask questions. Please phrase them in English as we are not as flexible translating as you. Other than that -YES- gloves are off- and may God have mercy on our souls.......
What is the equivalent(close to) in cc's, for a 2-stroke motor, to a HF212?
so is poboy kartman up thereIch bin ein Teil Deutsch so guter Tag. lol
so is poboy kartman up there
und dir auch einen guten Tag
starting easy...
how many of those 40 lines have to be removed at least to end up without any square (of any size)
And as always: we love pictures
'sid
So far, 12.. I'm trying to see if there's a different way, after about five minutes It took me, making sure your question wasn't really a riddle.
edit; I found 8, but do big squares count? if so.. then my 8 wouldn't work.
Who is this quote most likely to be related to? "Ich bin ein Berliner? "
Again? honestly...What is probably the most iconic German products in America that was offered up by Germany as reparations for WWII and declined by England?
Who is this quote most likely to be related to? "Ich bin ein Berliner? "
Again? honestly...
well the most usefull german inventions in a list...
cars, helicopters, tv, computers, mp3 format, refridgerators (originally invented to store BEER in the summer.. germans...huh?), aspirin, airbags, chipcard, record player, tape recorder, theory of relativity (*gg*), the pill, toothpaste, x-rays, the wiener and of course the frankfurter sausage...
basically ever engine you can think of otto, diesel, wankel, jet...
iconic post war... fanta?
enlighten me.
that'd be John Fitzgerald Kennedy June 26 1963
I take pride in the words...
great man(!!), a shame he didn't had the chance to see Berlin and germany reunited.
'sid
official British report said:the vehicle does not meet the fundamental technical requirement of a motor-car ... it is quite unattractive to the average buyer ... To build the car commercially would be a completely uneconomic enterprise.
This is probably going to absolutely GIVE this away- but this is the product most commonly associated with Adolf Hitler and the German people.
so is poboy kartman up there
und dir auch einen guten Tag
starting easy...
how many of those 40 lines have to be removed at least to end up without any square (of any size)
And as always: we love pictures
'sid