Mental Tricks...

frostythesnowthug

frostythesnowthug

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Dont know if you guys like tricks (not talkin bout hookers here)
I love mental tricks and illusions.
Here's an example...


Think of any number from one to 10.
When you have it, multiply it by 9.

If it's a two-digit number, add them together.
Now, subtract 5 from the number in your head.

Now, think of the letter in the alphabet that corresponds with the number you are thinking about. For instance, if you are thinking of the number "ONE", it would be "A". Number "TWO" would be "B". "THREE" is "C", and so on.
Do you have the letter in your head? Good.

Now, think of a country that starts with the letter you're thinking of.

Now spell the country in your and think about the second letter in that country's name. Now, quickly think of an animal who's name begins with
THAT letter.
Now, think of the animal's color.



The answer is below....................
 
frostythesnowthug

frostythesnowthug

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  1. Pick a number between 1 and 9.
  2. Multiply this number by 2.
  3. Add 5.
  4. Multiply by 50.
  5. If you have already had your birthday this year, add 1750*. If you haven't had your birthday yet, add 1749*.
  6. Last step: Subtract the 4 digit Year that you were born. example 1974




Answer - The first digit of the answer is the original number you chose. The remaining two digits represent your age
 
frostythesnowthug

frostythesnowthug

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Find someones age
  1. Ask the person to multiply the first number of his or her age by 5.
  2. Tell them to add 3.
  3. Now tell them to double this figure.
  4. Finally, have the person add the second number of his or her age to the figure and have them tell you their answer.
  5. deduct 6 and you will have their age.
 
Pseudonym

Pseudonym

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frostythesnowthug said:
Dont know if you guys like tricks (not talkin bout hookers here)
I love mental tricks and illusions.
Here's an example...


Think of any number from one to 10.
When you have it, multiply it by 9.

If it's a two-digit number, add them together.
Now, subtract 5 from the number in your head.

Now, think of the letter in the alphabet that corresponds with the number you are thinking about. For instance, if you are thinking of the number "ONE", it would be "A". Number "TWO" would be "B". "THREE" is "C", and so on.
Do you have the letter in your head? Good.

Now, think of a country that starts with the letter you're thinking of.

Now spell the country in your and think about the second letter in that country's name. Now, quickly think of an animal who's name begins with
THAT letter.
Now, think of the animal's color.



The answer is below....................
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Didn't work for me.

I chose the number 8 so:

72
9
4
Djibouti
Jackrabbit
Grey
 
Pseudonym

Pseudonym

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frostythesnowthug said:
  1. Pick a number between 1 and 9.
  2. Multiply this number by 2.
  3. Add 5.
  4. Multiply by 50.
  5. If you have already had your birthday this year, add 1750*. If you haven't had your birthday yet, add 1749*.
  6. Last step: Subtract the 4 digit Year that you were born. example 1974



Answer - The first digit of the answer is the original number you chose. The remaining two digits represent your age
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Damn! Also didn't work for me:

8
16
21
1050+1749=2799 (October bday)
2799-1986=813

I'm 21

Every number I do it with says I'm 13.
 
frostythesnowthug

frostythesnowthug

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Ok try this one...
· Pick an integer between 1 and 10.
· Multiply your number by 6.
· Add 12.
· Divide by 3.
· Subtract 4.
· Divide by your original number.
· Add 4.
· Match the number with the corresponding letter of the alphabet. (1 = A, 2 = B, etc.)
· Think of a state in the United States that begins with that letter.
· Look at the third letter of the name of the state. Think of a fruit that begins with that letter and grows in that state.
 
frostythesnowthug

frostythesnowthug

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My son is five times as old as my daughter, and my wife is five times as old as my son. I am twice as old as my wife, and my grandmother, who is as old as all of us put together, is 81 years old today. How old is my son?
 
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