Conquer Club

ok guys, a friend showed me this, here is what he told me: you have 3 quarters witch are the high rank with no protection . 2 dimmes eat everything. and 3 pennys transporters. here is what you need to do, see this image?




there is a river with crocodiles and you have only 1 boat that can take 2 coins over to the other side at one time(one of the 2 have to be a penny), the rules are: there has to be atleast 2 quarters at one side at a time(so one doesn't get eatin') what your trying to do is get all of the quarters over with out getting eatin' by the dimmes.

the winner:

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I think I know but can you pm me the answer

what's the prize?

how can there be 2 quarters at a time on each side when you must get all three over

The Weird One wrote:how can there be 2 quarters at a time on each side when you must get all three over

Especially if one of the two coins in the boat MUST be a penny.

The Weird One wrote:what's the prize?

a swift kick in the a**

its hard but you can do it..

Unit 2, This could be the worst puzzle ever designed...

Wait for the crocodiles to die of starvation, then have all of them swim across...

Duh

Whatthefuck is the point of the alligators. You just said that you have to get the quarters over so they wont get even by the "dimmes"

Ah, I'm so confused. What a stupid puzzle.

misterman10 wrote:Whatthefuck is the point of the alligators. You just said that you have to get the quarters over so they wont get even by the "dimmes"

Ah, I'm so confused. What a stupid puzzle.

the alligators are so the ycan not swim acrosed

Step 1- Take a penny and a dimme to the other side.

Step 2- Take a quarter and a second penny to the other side.

Step 3- Take the last penny and a second quarter to the other side. Bring back the penny.

Step 4- Take the penny again and the last quarter to the other side.


....I doubt it's right, but anyway. I tried.

the poll needs a GFY option.

While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

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I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

Heres my solution:

Kill the crocodiles, drain the river, the Quarters beat up the "dimmes" and viola, game over.

F1fth wrote:While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

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C |~~~|
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G |~~~|
|XXXX|
D |~~~|
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I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

this one is easy... Kill the dog, eat it with a side of cabbage and drink the goat milk after you done. then walk the goat across.

dustn64 wrote:

F1fth wrote:While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

...|~~~|
C |~~~|
...|~~~|
G |~~~|
|XXXX|
D |~~~|
...|~~~|

I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

this one is easy... Kill the dog, eat it with a side of cabbage and drink the goat milk after you done. then walk the goat across.

Wow, you're exactly right!

F1fth wrote:While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

...|~~~|
C |~~~|
...|~~~|
G |~~~|
|XXXX|
D |~~~|
...|~~~|

I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

I know that puzzle too, quite easy.

freezie wrote:

F1fth wrote:While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

...|~~~|
C |~~~|
...|~~~|
G |~~~|
|XXXX|
D |~~~|
...|~~~|

I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

I know that puzzle too, quite easy.

At least it's possible.

F1fth wrote:

dustn64 wrote:

F1fth wrote:While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

...|~~~|
C |~~~|
...|~~~|
G |~~~|
|XXXX|
D |~~~|
...|~~~|

I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

this one is easy... Kill the dog, eat it with a side of cabbage and drink the goat milk after you done. then walk the goat across.

Wow, you're exactly right!

but wouldn't that qualify as eating it?

Fircoal wrote:

F1fth wrote:

dustn64 wrote:

F1fth wrote:While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

...|~~~|
C |~~~|
...|~~~|
G |~~~|
|XXXX|
D |~~~|
...|~~~|

I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

this one is easy... Kill the dog, eat it with a side of cabbage and drink the goat milk after you done. then walk the goat across.

Wow, you're exactly right!

but wouldn't that qualify as eating it?

(Pssst, Fircoal. That's not the real answer.)

F1fth wrote:

Fircoal wrote:

F1fth wrote:

dustn64 wrote:

F1fth wrote:While you were getting the second quarter during step 3, the dime would have eaten the quarter. Kudos for trying, but I really think that either this is impossible, or the information is wrong. I've seen this type of puzzle before (granted in situations that make more sense than coins), but not this.

Here's a legit one:
You have some cabbage, a goat, and a dog. You need to take all of them across a river, but because the bridge is crappy, you can only take one at a time with you. If left without your supervision, the goat would eat the cabbage, and the dog would eat the goat. How do you get all of them across without being eaten?

...|~~~|
C |~~~|
...|~~~|
G |~~~|
|XXXX|
D |~~~|
...|~~~|

I made a fun little diagram for the heck of it. The smiley face is you.

this one is easy... Kill the dog, eat it with a side of cabbage and drink the goat milk after you done. then walk the goat across.

Wow, you're exactly right!

but wouldn't that qualify as eating it?

(Pssst, Fircoal. That's not the real answer.)

then what is?

Here it is:

1. Take the goat across. Come back empty.

2. Take the dog across. Come back with the goat.

3. Take the cabbage across. Come back empty.

4. Take the goat across. Party with your goat and dog!

Fircoal, it's easy as pie.

Step 1- Bring the Goat to the other side.

Step 2- Bring the dog to the other side. Bring back the goat.

Step 3- Bring the cabbage to the other side.

step 4- Bring the goat to the other side.

VOILA.

I hate beeing fastposted..