Random Picture Post V2

[LoudBimmer]

[truthsayer]

saw this of FB, im going with 10 as the answer

I get it, trick question. answer 3,900

Edit" you only add where it says add.

It's an old one, if you try to do it fast and don't think it through you can get 5000, but the answer is 4100.

You mind telling us how you get 4100? I've seen this problem before, i stand by the 3900.

There is nothing logically, that can reach 3900. No where does it mention or even insinuate subtraction. The picture is to get people who don't read it fully. They want you to jump to the conclusion that it is 40+30+20+10 = 1000, because of all the 1000's in between, making your mind see something common again and again. If you get it wrong, you are supposed to get 5000, at least that shows a bit of cognitive functionality....

First off if you get it wrong, the answer you come up with does not matter, it's still wrong.

Secondly, cognitive functionality- yet you still do not show how you think it's 4100.

Thirdly- I believe this was taken from the show brain games, as a starter question.

As i said before, you only add where it say's add. And i did type it out wrong saying, 3900. When i should have typed 3090.

[LoudBimmer]

[sprkn_ranger]

Now that's random...

[MrSkippyJ]

First off if you get it wrong, the answer you come up with does not matter, it's still wrong.

Secondly, cognitive functionality- yet you still do not show how you think it's 4100.

Thirdly- I believe this was taken from the show brain games, as a starter question.

As i said before, you only add where it say's add. And i did type it out wrong saying, 3900. When i should have typed 3090.

I hate these kinds of things. Its deceiving and serves no purpose. Why only add where it says add? What is the point of putting the word 'again' in there if you aren't doing anything again? Doesn't again mean repeat?

Edited August 15, 2014 by MrSkippyJ

[Agreene]

late night plastidipping. posting this in between coats

[Raptorman]

Yeah, I fapped.

[iwannabeloud]

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[Agreene]

Yeah, I fapped.

you pvm or pvp ? ( think i asked you this lol)