| Author | Message | ||
| Scott Lucas (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 480 Registered: 8-2004 |
"Daddy buyed a hole!" | ||
| Jared Donovan (Crashknight)
New member Username: Crashknight Post Number: 25 Registered: 7-2006 |
Daddy= Human Did a son or daughter say this quote? Did the daddy or mommy say it? Hole= The standard definition of the physically missing part of something? Hole= He/she meant to say 'whole'? Hole= Was it bought intentionally? Was it bought to be used to put something inside of it? | ||
| Cake (Comforteagle)
New member Username: Comforteagle Post Number: 2 Registered: 7-2006 |
Wild guess; did he buy a swimming pool? | ||
| Scott Lucas (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 481 Registered: 8-2004 |
Daddy= Human Yes Did a son or daughter say this quote? Yes Did the daddy or mommy say it? so no Hole= The standard definition of the physically missing part of something? Yes Hole= He/she meant to say 'whole'? no Hole= Was it bought intentionally? Yes Was it bought to be used to put something inside of it? No Wild guess; did he buy a swimming pool? No, but nice guess | ||
| Kitral Solane (Solane)
New member Username: Solane Post Number: 315 Registered: 5-2006 |
Graveplot? Diggers? Was it a hole in the ground? A person? An item? A living thing? Object? | ||
| John Morahan (Wunderland)
New member Username: Wunderland Post Number: 1266 Registered: 3-2005 |
Is the use of the word "buyed" vs. "bought" relevant, other than in that it suggests the statement was made by a child? Is the statement correct? Did he buy an existing hole? Did he buy something with a hole in it? Did he pay to have a hole created in something? Roughly how much did he pay - less than: $1? $10? $100? $1000? Anything to do with golf? mining? | ||
| Cake (Comforteagle)
New member Username: Comforteagle Post Number: 13 Registered: 7-2006 |
Is this hole to be brought home and put in the house? In the yard? Will it stay where it is? Did the father literally buy nothingness? The thing in which the nothingness is contained? Did he pay to remove something? | ||
| Scott Lucas (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 483 Registered: 8-2004 |
Kitral Solane (Solane): Graveplot? {No} Diggers? {No} Was it a hole in the ground? A person? An item? This is closest. A living thing? Object? Or this. John Morahan (Wunderland) : Is the use of the word "buyed" vs. "bought" relevant, other than in that it suggests the statement was made by a child? Not particularly. It's a true story; that was the statement made. Is the statement correct? I'd say yes. Did he buy an existing hole? Yes, if I interpret your question correctly. Did he buy something with a hole in it? Yope - it's as close to buying just a hole as one can probably come. Did he pay to have a hole created in something? No Roughly how much did he pay - less than: $1? $10? Around here - USD $15-$20 $100? $1000? Anything to do with golf? mining? No Cake (Comforteagle): Is this hole to be brought home and put in the house? Yes, this one. In the yard? Will it stay where it is? Did the father literally buy nothingness? No, there was an actual thing bought. The thing in which the nothingness is contained? You could say that, I suppose. Did he pay to remove something? No | ||
| Zenith (Zenith)
New member Username: Zenith Post Number: 386 Registered: 10-2004 |
Of the object, does the hole itself contribute to it's primary function? Does the hole allow another complimentary object(s) to fit inside as a part of it's function? Or is the hole purely aesthetic? | ||
| Stuccosalt (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 486 Registered: 8-2004 |
Zenith (Zenith) Of the object, does the hole itself contribute to it's primary function? Yes, inasmuch as it has a function. Does the hole allow another complimentary object(s) to fit inside as a part of it's function? Yope - not another object per se, but the hole's function does involve what will be inside of it. Or is the hole purely aesthetic? But partly this too. In a sense, it's function is aesthetic. | ||
| Comforteagle (Comforteagle)
New member Username: Comforteagle Post Number: 41 Registered: 7-2006 |
Does it hold a solid? A liquid? A gas? An organism? | ||
| Stuccosalt (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 488 Registered: 8-2004 |
Comforteagle (Comforteagle): Does it hold a solid? A liquid? A gas? An organism? Yopishly a solid - it doesn't really "hold" anything, as much as things are within it or through it. | ||
| Theredlady (Theredlady)
New member Username: Theredlady Post Number: 4 Registered: 8-2006 |
How old is the son or daughter? Does the child know what the 'hole' is suppose to be used for? | ||
| Comforteagle (Comforteagle)
New member Username: Comforteagle Post Number: 42 Registered: 7-2006 |
Is it a ring? | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 57 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is the daddy's job relevant? | ||
| Sherluck_hums (Sherluck_hums)
New member Username: Sherluck_hums Post Number: 34 Registered: 8-2006 |
hmmm, is it a hole that a coffin goes in... just a guess........ | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 119 Registered: 8-2006 |
Does the hole stop, or does it go right through an object? | ||
| Stuccosalt (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 489 Registered: 8-2004 |
Theredlady (Theredlady): How old is the son or daughter? Yes. j/k, assuming ltpf integer list, she's 2. Does the child know what the 'hole' is suppose to be used for? Not at first. Comforteagle (Comforteagle): Is it a ring? No, but not a bad way to think about it - that will get you close to the answer. Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig): Is the daddy's job relevant? No Sherluck_hums (Sherluck_hums): hmmm, is it a hole that a coffin goes in... just a guess........ No, but that would add a macabre bent to the puzzle Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig): Does the hole stop, or does it go right through an object? It goes clear through. | ||
| Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig)
New member Username: Crazypalpig Post Number: 129 Registered: 8-2006 |
Is it food? if so, A huge doughnut? | ||
| Zenith (Zenith)
New member Username: Zenith Post Number: 389 Registered: 10-2004 |
Is it topographically a torus, a figure eight, or have 3 or more holes? Shape (object): is it a prism of: Circular? (ie. cylindrical) Square or Rectangular? Oval? Regular polygon? (If so does it have LTPF list of Natural Numbers sides) irregular ploygon? (If so does it have LTPF list of Natural Numbers sides) Orientating the object with the plane of the hole normal to the z axis, x facing towards us, and y to the right, with the longer side of the object along this direction (assuming it has one): size: is object along Z-Z less than a cm long? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? longer? is object along X-X less than a cm long? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? longer? is object along Y-Y less than a cm long? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? longer? Is the hole circular, oval or a polygon? Inscribing the smallest circle that will fit round the hole, is it less than a cm in Diameter? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? wider? | ||
| Stuccosalt (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 491 Registered: 8-2004 |
Crazypalpig (Crazypalpig): Is it food? if so, A huge doughnut? No, and no. Zenith (Zenith): Is it topographically a torus, a figure eight, or have 3 or more holes? Most closely a torus, which i had to look up. Shape (object): is it a prism of: Circular? (ie. cylindrical) Square or Rectangular? rectangular Oval? Regular polygon? (If so does it have LTPF list of Natural Numbers sides) irregular ploygon? (If so does it have LTPF list of Natural Numbers sides) Orientating the object with the plane of the hole normal to the z axis, x facing towards us, and y to the right, with the longer side of the object along this direction (assuming it has one): eh? do you mean which will it be facing under these conditions? size: is object along Z-Z less than a cm long? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? longer? is object along X-X less than a cm long? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? longer? is object along Y-Y less than a cm long? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? longer? as discovered the object is rectangular, appx. 120 cm length, 90 cm height, maybe 2 cm depth. (USian= ~4 ft. x 3ft., 1" deep) Is the hole circular, oval or a polygon? polygon Inscribing the smallest circle that will fit round the hole, is it less than a cm in Diameter? 1-5cm? 6-10cm? 10-100cm? wider? it'd be around 85 cm in diameter i think. | ||
| Beccaann (Beccaann)
New member Username: Beccaann Post Number: 259 Registered: 6-2006 |
polygon hole: sides? ---list of integers here--- regular or iregular? | ||
| Stuccosalt (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 495 Registered: 8-2004 |
Beccaann (Beccaann): polygon hole: sides? ---list of integers here--- Four regular or iregular? It is rectangular | ||
| Beccaann (Beccaann)
New member Username: Beccaann Post Number: 284 Registered: 6-2006 |
A picture frame perhaps? | ||
| Stuccosalt (Stuccosalt)
New member Username: Stuccosalt Post Number: 500 Registered: 8-2004 |
Beccaann (Beccaann): A picture frame perhaps? yep! *** ** * * SPOILER * * ** *** "Daddy buyed a hole!" I recently converted a spare bedroom into a playroom for my 2-year-old daughter, and as part of the project, painted a chalkboard on the wall. When I brought home the frame to put around the painted chalkboard area, I asked my daughter if she knew what it was, and she said, "Yeah - Daddy buyed a hole!" Hard to disagree. "Yeah," I said to her, "Daddy's not very good with money." |
