Posted: 05-09-2005 22:17
by the way, to avoid confusion, this did take place in my hometown. Which is my registered location
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Posted: 05-09-2005 22:24
I admit the time may be difficult. But can anyone tell me the day to start?
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:25
Sunday, the 3rd of April 2005
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:26
Why?
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:26
Daylight Saving Time
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:29
Ouch! Ok, it's definately too late for me! I just remember another riddle of this kind! And I solved this other one!
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:29
bonus to ladytango. I was too lazy to check the exact date (to be honest if this had actually happened I wouldn't have been able to deduce it anyway)
so what time was it? do you know?
so what time was it? do you know?
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:30
whoops, wait a minute - I think it could also be Saturday 2nd April 2005.
(my brain is about to explode)
(my brain is about to explode)
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:31
Must be "am" ...
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:31
nope you had it right the first time. It was definitely sunday
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:33
It's always Sunday in the morning, when 2 o'clock becomes 3 o'clock.
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:35
you've got the day and the time (and the exact date while we're at it.) so what time did his watch read? Figuring this out made my head hurt a little
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:48
I think I've got it, but am scared to check it, in case I get mixed up again.
The time is 2.00 am exactly LST which is 3.00 am LDT.
If the watch has been changed to LDT, it is 4h fast (shows
7 o'clock LDT)
If the watch is still on LST, it is 7h slow (shows 7 o'clock LST)
This only works if the watch is a 12-hour one.
The time is 2.00 am exactly LST which is 3.00 am LDT.
If the watch has been changed to LDT, it is 4h fast (shows
7 o'clock LDT)
If the watch is still on LST, it is 7h slow (shows 7 o'clock LST)
This only works if the watch is a 12-hour one.
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:50
Could be an analog watch
Posted: 05-09-2005 22:52
what time did he have???
ANALOG TIME!!!
no seriously, you're right.
if his watch was four hours fast the time on his watch is past the jump which makes it 3+4 = 7
if it was slow it was before the jump which timewise makes it 2-7 = 7
ANALOG TIME!!!
no seriously, you're right.
if his watch was four hours fast the time on his watch is past the jump which makes it 3+4 = 7
if it was slow it was before the jump which timewise makes it 2-7 = 7