please. a knife is so personal.
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Valley girls don’t talk like that
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Finished my AP Test for Physics.
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Thank you, form neutral color rebel atlas
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I’ve been watching really old If I were you episodes, its fun to watch two 2014 guys talk about tinder like its a new thing
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This is before bed exclusively ftr, its how I get to sleep
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Usually I would talk to my boyfriend for an hour before going to bed but now that he’s in seattle and on a different sleep schedule, I have to do the closest approximation of human conversation and listen to a podcast
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I love you marizza
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ily2 silviu
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I just love the way you write comments with adding that irony
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Checking.
Reached your state.
First thing to notice:
Why your blue line in box 2 is incomplete?
'Cuz IDK whether [1] is a Bonus Two cell or not.
If it is, then C6R1 is a [6].
If it isn’t, then C6R1 is a [7].
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I see the next step (I think)
How can you put two small number on the dutch line in col 4?
Next, where you put the bonus two’s with [2] and [3]?
Finished using bifurcation on “the placement of [2] in Box 4”. Just happened to get it on the first try.
Either by using one Bonus Two, or not at all.
B2 has “either 1 or 2”. B9 could have [3]. Then there are also B7 and B8, in which “1, 2, or 3 could reside in”.
But if you try to use bonus two there (to have two small number in that column) you have to put [2] into r4c4 which makes r1,2c4 into [3] and [4] and [1] is already in r6c4? So which small number can you put next to the bonus two?
(This logic makes R7c4 into a [2] or a bonus two.)
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But [2] is already place in col 6 in box 8, so r7c4 has to be a bonus two. (This makes r4c5 [and eventually the [1] in box 2] into bonus two(s))