Board 8 > Help me solve my friend's riddle, B8

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Raka_Putra 02/01/12 3:56:00 PM #1:	It's originally in Indonesian, but I'll try to translate it as accurately as possible. Admittedly, this riddle isn't perfect as the main character is too lenient, but hey, at least it's something that can occupy you for a few minutes (or more!). "There was a white-collar worker in America who had a Honda Jazz he had had since college. One day, he brought the car to a party. He asked for a valet to park his car in the basement area. A few moments after the valet parked his car, he returned the car keys. At the party, he unexpectedly met his old friend from college and talked with him. His friend wanted to borrow his car keys to get something he had left in the car from when he had hidden it back in college. After a while, he returned with the car keys and returned it. The item he retrieved was an underwear which he said was hidden under the backseat. A couple minutes later, a security guard came to him and asked whether or not he was the owner of the Honda Jazz was parked in the basement, as its security alarm had been going off. The security guard asked to borrow the keys to turn off the alarm. Moments later, the guard came back and returned his keys and said that the alarm had been turned off. Not long after that, there was another problem, as a stranger - another party guest - approached him and said, "Excuse me, are you the owner of the Honda Jazz with the plate number **? Your car obstructed my car's way out, would you please move it?" The man answered, "Sorry, but I can't leave the party right now, as I'm talking to my old friend from college here. Could you please move my car yourself? Here's the keys." A few more minutes passed, and the stranger returned with the keys. After the party ended, this man went to the parking area in the basement. As it turned out, he was the last one to leave the party, and he was shocked when he saw that the basement was empty without any car in sight. He went to the security post and told the attending guard about it and asked for help to look for his car. This security guard, however, wasn't the same one with the one who borrowed his car, as he had finished his shift and went home. The valet who parked his car was called and gave the testimony that the car had been parked in the basement. After looking everywhere in the radius of 5km from the party's venue, even with the help of the police called, they found nothing. They came to the conclusion that the car had gone, even with the keys (it was later tested by Honda and it was found that they were indeed the real keys to his car and not duplicates) still in the owner's hands. Your objectives are to solve who did it, what was the trick used to move the car further than 5km without the keys, and at least one concrete, physical evidence. In this mystery, however, you can ignore the heart. No need to look for the motive." So yeah, any idea? I haven't been able to solve it, although I wonder whether or not the setting being in America is relevant to the mystery. My current theory is that the old friend and the guest were accomplices. When the friend borrowed the keys, he opened the car and returned fake keys (as he was the only one who would be able to know how the keys looked like). He then gave the keys to the party guest, who made his way to the basement. But before he could drive away, the alarm went off. He saw the security guard seeing it, and he waited for the security guard to borrow the fake keys and then timed to push the keys to turn off the alarm the same time as the guard to prevent him from suspecting anything. After the guard walked away, he went in the car and drove it away. After it was far enough, he returned to the party and asked to borrow the fake keys to swap them with the real ones. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737200] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> It's originally in Indonesian, but I'll try to translate it as accurately as possible. Admittedly, this riddle isn't perfect as the main character is too lenient, but hey, at least it's something that can occupy you for a few minutes (or more!)."There was a white-collar worker in America who had a Honda Jazz he had had since college. One day, he brought the car to a party. He asked for a valet to park his car in the basement area. A few moments after the valet parked his car, he returned the car keys.At the party, he unexpectedly met his old friend from college and talked with him. His friend wanted to borrow his car keys to get something he had left in the car from when he had hidden it back in college. After a while, he returned with the car keys and returned it. The item he retrieved was an underwear which he said was hidden under the backseat.A couple minutes later, a security guard came to him and asked whether or not he was the owner of the Honda Jazz was parked in the basement, as its security alarm had been going off. The security guard asked to borrow the keys to turn off the alarm. Moments later, the guard came back and returned his keys and said that the alarm had been turned off.Not long after that, there was another problem, as a stranger - another party guest - approached him and said, "Excuse me, are you the owner of the Honda Jazz with the plate number **? Your car obstructed my car's way out, would you please move it?"The man answered, "Sorry, but I can't leave the party right now, as I'm talking to my old friend from college here. Could you please move my car yourself? Here's the keys." A few more minutes passed, and the stranger returned with the keys.After the party ended, this man went to the parking area in the basement. As it turned out, he was the last one to leave the party, and he was shocked when he saw that the basement was empty without any car in sight. He went to the security post and told the attending guard about it and asked for help to look for his car. This security guard, however, wasn't the same one with the one who borrowed his car, as he had finished his shift and went home. The valet who parked his car was called and gave the testimony that the car had been parked in the basement.After looking everywhere in the radius of 5km from the party's venue, even with the help of the police called, they found nothing. They came to the conclusion that the car had gone, even with the keys (it was later tested by Honda and it was found that they were indeed the real keys to his car and not duplicates) still in the owner's hands.Your objectives are to solve who did it, what was the trick used to move the car further than 5km without the keys, and at least one concrete, physical evidence. In this mystery, however, you can ignore the heart. No need to look for the motive."So yeah, any idea? I haven't been able to solve it, although I wonder whether or not the setting being in America is relevant to the mystery. My current theory is that the old friend and the guest were accomplices. When the friend borrowed the keys, he opened the car and returned fake keys (as he was the only one who would be able to know how the keys looked like). He then gave the keys to the party guest, who made his way to the basement.But before he could drive away, the alarm went off. He saw the security guard seeing it, and he waited for the security guard to borrow the fake keys and then timed to push the keys to turn off the alarm the same time as the guard to prevent him from suspecting anything. After the guard walked away, he went in the car and drove it away. After it was far enough, he returned to the party and asked to borrow the fake keys to swap them with the real ones. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Leebo86 02/01/12 3:58:00 PM #2:	From: Raka_Putra \| #001 There was a white-collar worker in America who had a Honda Jazz he had had since college I had to look this up because it's apparently not called that in the US. sees it's called Honda Fit Hadn't heard of that either... -- Connecticut Huskies <cite>Leebo86 posted [p:737201] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> From: Raka_Putra \| #001There was a white-collar worker in America who had a Honda Jazz he had had since collegeI had to look this up because it's apparently not called that in the US.sees it's called Honda FitHadn't heard of that either... -- Connecticut Huskies </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
junk_funk 02/01/12 4:12:00 PM #3:	Your answer is decent but lacks the concrete evidence. -- http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=5364544 Congrats to SuperNiceDog! Guru Champ! <cite>junk_funk posted [p:737202] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Your answer is decent but lacks the concrete evidence. -- http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=5364544Congrats to SuperNiceDog! Guru Champ! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sceptilesolarbeam 02/01/12 4:17:00 PM #4:	Isn't it just possible that the third stranger drove off with the car, and then returned in a different car? -- "As the size of an explosion increases, the number of social situations it is incapable of solving approaches zero." -Vaarsuvius, Order of the Stick <cite>Sceptilesolarbeam posted [p:737203] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Isn't it just possible that the third stranger drove off with the car, and then returned in a different car? -- "As the size of an explosion increases, the number of social situations it is incapable of solving approaches zero." -Vaarsuvius, Order of the Stick </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Aecioo 02/01/12 4:18:00 PM #5:	That's a whole lot of work to steal some mediocre car. -- http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lcb35gGx0t1qailr4o1_500.gif http://www.megavideo.com/?v=57N0YAEJ <cite>Aecioo posted [p:737204] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> That's a whole lot of work to steal some mediocre car. -- http://28.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lcb35gGx0t1qailr4o1_500.gifhttp://www.megavideo.com/?v=57N0YAEJ </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 02/01/12 4:21:00 PM #6:	From: junk_funk \| #003 Your answer is decent but lacks the concrete evidence. Well, yeah. From: Sceptilesolarbeam \| #004 Isn't it just possible that the third stranger drove off with the car, and then returned in a different car? ...hmm, yeah, that's simpler. But there's no evidence either, I think. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737205] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> From: junk_funk \| #003Your answer is decent but lacks the concrete evidence.Well, yeah. From: Sceptilesolarbeam \| #004Isn't it just possible that the third stranger drove off with the car, and then returned in a different car?...hmm, yeah, that's simpler. But there's no evidence either, I think. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
junk_funk 02/01/12 4:42:00 PM #7:	I can't help but to think something might be lost in translation. But it could just be a challenging riddle I suppose. -- http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=5364544 Congrats to SuperNiceDog! Guru Champ! <cite>junk_funk posted [p:737206] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> I can't help but to think something might be lost in translation. But it could just be a challenging riddle I suppose. -- http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=5364544Congrats to SuperNiceDog! Guru Champ! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Colegreen_c12 02/01/12 4:44:00 PM #8:	valet gave fake keys, made copy which he gave to friend who returned them. The valet set off the alarm and parked like that purposefully in order to trigger suspicion of those two, remove suspicion from him. Because as far as I can tell, that was the longest time period except at the end which was the valet simply driving off. -- rawr <cite>Colegreen_c12 posted [p:737207] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> valet gave fake keys, made copy which he gave to friend who returned them. The valet set off the alarm and parked like that purposefully in order to trigger suspicion of those two, remove suspicion from him.Because as far as I can tell, that was the longest time period except at the end which was the valet simply driving off. -- rawr </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Natwaf_akidna 02/01/12 4:48:00 PM #9:	... check for prints from the car key? Then again, thing won't have clear prints, since everybody's holding the damn thing. -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic! Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest <cite>Natwaf_akidna posted [p:737208] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> ...check for prints from the car key?Then again, thing won't have clear prints, since everybody's holding the damn thing. -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic!Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
azuarc 02/01/12 4:55:00 PM #10:	The thing that's odd about this is that the last borrower, the man claiming to be parked in, gave the exact license number of the car. One would assume that the man knows his own license plate number. It's possible the tag could have gotten moved onto another car, but then that last stranger also didn't complain that the keys didn't work when he returned them or that the car had mysteriously vanished. So we have to assume that the stranger was in on the event. He wouldn't have asked for keys to a car that wasn't there. At the very least, we assume that the theft took place at some point no earlier than when the car was obstructing the dude's view. I'm also assuming that the owner would have been told if his car had been towed, and that the car being dismantled is not a possibility. <cite>azuarc posted [p:737209] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> The thing that's odd about this is that the last borrower, the man claiming to be parked in, gave the exact license number of the car. One would assume that the man knows his own license plate number. It's possible the tag could have gotten moved onto another car, but then that last stranger also didn't complain that the keys didn't work when he returned them or that the car had mysteriously vanished. So we have to assume that the stranger was in on the event. He wouldn't have asked for keys to a car that wasn't there. At the very least, we assume that the theft took place at some point no earlier than when the car was obstructing the dude's view.I'm also assuming that the owner would have been told if his car had been towed, and that the car being dismantled is not a possibility. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
junk_funk 02/01/12 5:02:00 PM #11:	Quite frankly everyone of them is a little suspicious except for the security guard. Why did the valet park the car in a way that it was blocking another patron's exit? Why did the friend not mention a car alarm to his college buddy? Also the friend has obviously driven the car before and got a little intimate in it. Why did the stranger not have the valet pick his car up like everyone else was doing? I don't like the key duplicate theory as it is kind of a cop out answer to an involved riddle. But there's only so many ways a car without keys can move away that far. Towing is the more likely solution. And because he's the least suspicious, I'll go with the security guard. Nothing concrete though. -- http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=5364544 Congrats to SuperNiceDog! Guru Champ! <cite>junk_funk posted [p:737210] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Quite frankly everyone of them is a little suspicious except for the security guard.Why did the valet park the car in a way that it was blocking another patron's exit?Why did the friend not mention a car alarm to his college buddy? Also the friend has obviously driven the car before and got a little intimate in it. Why did the stranger not have the valet pick his car up like everyone else was doing?I don't like the key duplicate theory as it is kind of a cop out answer to an involved riddle. But there's only so many ways a car without keys can move away that far. Towing is the more likely solution. And because he's the least suspicious, I'll go with the security guard.Nothing concrete though. -- http://objection.mrdictionary.net/go.php?n=5364544Congrats to SuperNiceDog! Guru Champ! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pjbasis 02/01/12 5:02:00 PM #12:	A mystery without heart isn't worth reading. -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 <cite>pjbasis posted [p:737211] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> A mystery without heart isn't worth reading. -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
masterplum 02/01/12 5:07:00 PM #13:	The stranger wanted the guy to move the car himself, so something must have happened after that point. maybe the stranger moved the car miles away? -- yE frE me Kweku Ananse Papa me:http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/1508/masterplumgm3.jpg <cite>masterplum posted [p:737212] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> The stranger wanted the guy to move the car himself, so something must have happened after that point.maybe the stranger moved the car miles away? -- yE frE me Kweku Ananse Papa me:http://img235.imageshack.us/img235/1508/masterplumgm3.jpg </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pjbasis 02/01/12 5:08:00 PM #14:	How could a parked car obstruct someone's way out anyway? -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 <cite>pjbasis posted [p:737213] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> How could a parked car obstruct someone's way out anyway? -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Leebo86 02/01/12 5:09:00 PM #15:	From: pjbasis \| #014 How could a parked car obstruct someone's way out anyway? Ever seen people park in a city? -- Connecticut Huskies <cite>Leebo86 posted [p:737214] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> From: pjbasis \| #014How could a parked car obstruct someone's way out anyway?Ever seen people park in a city? -- Connecticut Huskies </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Natwaf_akidna 02/01/12 5:10:00 PM #16:	Sometimes there's not enough parking space, so some bastards parallel parked right in front of other people's cars. Happened to me >_> -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic! Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest <cite>Natwaf_akidna posted [p:737215] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Sometimes there's not enough parking space, so some bastards parallel parked right in front of other people's cars.Happened to me >_> -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic!Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pjbasis 02/01/12 5:11:00 PM #17:	He said basement area, so I was assuming it was a garage. Why would a valet park badly? -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 <cite>pjbasis posted [p:737216] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> He said basement area, so I was assuming it was a garage. Why would a valet park badly? -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 02/01/12 5:13:00 PM #18:	Then here's the original, Indonesian version of the text. Natwaf can point out if I made any big mistake in the translation: Ada seorang bapak-bapak kantoran di amerika yg mempunyai mobil honda jazz, ketika mobil itu dibawanya ke sebuah pesta, dia meminta seorang pelayan untuk memarkirkan mobilnya di basement seperti yang kita lihat di fiilm-film, setelah beberapa saat setelah si pelayan memarkirkan mobilnya, kunci mobil dikembalikan. di tengah pesta, secara tak terduga dia bertemu dengan teman kuliahnya, dia bercakap2 dan teman kuliahnya ingin meminjam kunci mobilnya untuk mengambil barang yg ketinggalan di mobilnya semasa kuliah dulu yg disembunyikannya di mobil itu. setelah beberapa lama, dia kembali membawa kunci mobil dan dikembalikan. ternyata yang diambilnya adalah celana dalam yang katanya waktu itu ditinggal di bawah jok belakang. setelah beberapa menit, seorang satpam menghampirinya dan menanyakan apakah mobil honda jazz miliknya diparkir di basement atau tidak, soalnya security alarmnya bunyi terus, dan satpam itu meminta kuncinya untuk mematikan alarm nya. setelah beberapa saat, satpamnya kembali dan mengembalikan kunci mobil dan menginformasikan bahwa alarm nya sudah dimatikan. tak lama, muncul masalah lagi, seorang pengunjung pesta tak dikenal mendatangi nya dan berkata,"maaf, bapak pemilik honda jazz dgn plat nomor **? mobil bapak menghalangi mobil saya untuk keluar, bisa dipindahkan?" bapak itu menjawab, "maaf, saya sedang sibuk ngobrol dengan teman kuliahsaya di sini, maklum sudah lama nggak ketemu, bisakah bapak memindahkannya sendiri? ini kuncinya." setelah beberapa menit, kembalilah dia dengan membawa kuncinya. setelah pestanya selesai, bapak2 ini menuju parkiran di basement, dia ternyata yg terakhir keluar dari pesta tersebut dan BETAPA TERKEJUTNYA DIA SAAT LIHAT BASEMENT KOSONG TANPA TERISA SATU MOBIL PUN. dia lalu pergi ke pos satpam, menceritakan hal tsb, minta bantuan untuk mencari mobilnya, ternyata yg bertugas bukanlah satpam yang tadi meminjam kunci mobilnya, katanya satpam tersebut sudah pulang karena sift kerjanya sudah habis. sedangkan pelayan yg memarkirkan mobilnya dipanggil dan memberi kesaksian bahwa mobilnya sudah diparkir di basement, setelah dicari kemmana2, dan disisir oleh polisi yg dihubungi, dalam radius 5 km disekitar tempat pesta tersebut, hasilnya nihil, dan mereka dapat kesimpulan banwa mobilnya lenyap dengan sendirinya, dengan KUNCI MASIH DI TANGAN SANG PEMILIK. YOUR OBJECTIVE: pecahkan siapa pelaku sebenarnya, trik memindahkan mobil sejauh 5 km lebih tanpa kunci, dan bukti fisik perbuatannya, motifnya sih ga perlu. From: pjbasis \| #012 A mystery without heart isn't worth reading. Just rip its heart out yourself then. From: pjbasis \| #017 He said basement area, so I was assuming it was a garage. Why would a valet park badly? Maybe it was full. You know, it's a normal sight in Indonesia. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737217] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Then here's the original, Indonesian version of the text. Natwaf can point out if I made any big mistake in the translation:Ada seorang bapak-bapak kantoran di amerika yg mempunyai mobil honda jazz, ketika mobil itu dibawanya ke sebuah pesta, dia meminta seorang pelayan untuk memarkirkan mobilnya di basement seperti yang kita lihat di fiilm-film, setelah beberapa saat setelah si pelayan memarkirkan mobilnya, kunci mobil dikembalikan.di tengah pesta, secara tak terduga dia bertemu dengan teman kuliahnya, dia bercakap2 dan teman kuliahnya ingin meminjam kunci mobilnya untuk mengambil barang yg ketinggalan di mobilnya semasa kuliah dulu yg disembunyikannya di mobil itu. setelah beberapa lama, dia kembali membawa kunci mobil dan dikembalikan. ternyata yang diambilnya adalah celana dalam yang katanya waktu itu ditinggal di bawah jok belakang.setelah beberapa menit, seorang satpam menghampirinya dan menanyakan apakah mobil honda jazz miliknya diparkir di basement atau tidak, soalnya security alarmnya bunyi terus, dan satpam itu meminta kuncinya untuk mematikan alarm nya. setelah beberapa saat, satpamnya kembali dan mengembalikan kunci mobil dan menginformasikan bahwa alarm nya sudah dimatikan.tak lama, muncul masalah lagi, seorang pengunjung pesta tak dikenal mendatangi nya dan berkata,"maaf, bapak pemilik honda jazz dgn plat nomor **? mobil bapak menghalangi mobil saya untuk keluar, bisa dipindahkan?"bapak itu menjawab, "maaf, saya sedang sibuk ngobrol dengan teman kuliahsaya di sini, maklum sudah lama nggak ketemu, bisakah bapak memindahkannya sendiri? ini kuncinya." setelah beberapa menit, kembalilah dia dengan membawa kuncinya.setelah pestanya selesai, bapak2 ini menuju parkiran di basement, dia ternyata yg terakhir keluar dari pesta tersebut dan BETAPA TERKEJUTNYA DIA SAAT LIHAT BASEMENT KOSONG TANPA TERISA SATU MOBIL PUN. dia lalu pergi ke pos satpam, menceritakan hal tsb, minta bantuan untuk mencari mobilnya, ternyata yg bertugas bukanlah satpam yang tadi meminjam kunci mobilnya, katanya satpam tersebut sudah pulang karena sift kerjanya sudah habis. sedangkan pelayan yg memarkirkan mobilnya dipanggil dan memberi kesaksian bahwa mobilnya sudah diparkir di basement, setelah dicari kemmana2, dan disisir oleh polisi yg dihubungi, dalam radius 5 km disekitar tempat pesta tersebut, hasilnya nihil, dan mereka dapat kesimpulan banwa mobilnya lenyap dengan sendirinya, dengan KUNCI MASIH DI TANGAN SANG PEMILIK.YOUR OBJECTIVE: pecahkan siapa pelaku sebenarnya, trik memindahkan mobil sejauh 5 km lebih tanpa kunci, dan bukti fisik perbuatannya, motifnya sih ga perlu.From: pjbasis \| #012A mystery without heart isn't worth reading.Just rip its heart out yourself then.From: pjbasis \| #017He said basement area, so I was assuming it was a garage. Why would a valet park badly?Maybe it was full. You know, it's a normal sight in Indonesia. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pjbasis 02/01/12 5:13:00 PM #19:	*junk_funk posted...* Towing is the more likely solution. Knox's 8th It is forbidden for the case to be resolved with clues that are not PRESENTED. -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 <cite>pjbasis posted [p:737218] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> junk_funk posted...Towing is the more likely solution. Knox's 8thIt is forbidden for the case to be resolved with clues that are not PRESENTED. -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
pjbasis 02/01/12 5:16:00 PM #20:	Let's not forget all these people returned within a few minutes. Hard to take a car 5 kilometers away and then return in that time. -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 <cite>pjbasis posted [p:737219] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Let's not forget all these people returned within a few minutes.Hard to take a car 5 kilometers away and then return in that time. -- http://i498.photobucket.com/albums/rr345/Rakaputra/pjbasis.png SuperNiceDog - 1, pjbasis - 0 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Natwaf_akidna 02/01/12 5:20:00 PM #21:	XD kayak di film-film. Also, Raka really shouldn't have added the no heart line, that was unnecessary >_> Other than that, translation seems fine. Did they not bother contacting the security guy that went home? And of course, what the hell @ lending keys willy-nilly. Only physical evidence I can think of is the car key. Or maybe the underwear. Any security cameras? -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic! Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest <cite>Natwaf_akidna posted [p:737220] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> XD kayak di film-film. Also, Raka really shouldn't have added the no heart line, that was unnecessary >_>Other than that, translation seems fine.Did they not bother contacting the security guy that went home? And of course, what the hell @ lending keys willy-nilly.Only physical evidence I can think of is the car key. Or maybe the underwear.Any security cameras? -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic!Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Grand Kirby 02/01/12 5:23:00 PM #22:	The college friend blew up the car. That's why they couldn't find it. The evidence is the underwear. It was an underwear bomb. -- Okay, I rolled a 14. What's that mean? Hsu That you're a cheater. This is a 12-sided die. Chan <cite>Grand Kirby posted [p:737221] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> The college friend blew up the car. That's why they couldn't find it.The evidence is the underwear. It was an underwear bomb. -- Okay, I rolled a 14. What's that mean? HsuThat you're a cheater. This is a 12-sided die. Chan </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 02/01/12 5:23:00 PM #23:	Hey, it was an Umineko reference! :P And no security camera in this case. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737222] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Hey, it was an Umineko reference! :PAnd no security camera in this case. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 02/02/12 2:32:00 PM #24:	My friend said that my solution was mostly correct, but there's still some mistakes. He didn't say which part was wrong though. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737223] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> My friend said that my solution was mostly correct, but there's still some mistakes. He didn't say which part was wrong though. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dauntless Hunter 02/02/12 3:10:00 PM #25:	I wonder if the model of the car is relevant. Looking up the Fit/Jazz on Wikipedia, there were three recalls in the last two years, so if the guy had the car since college he may not have had these issues resolved on his. Still, they were for window switches that could catch fire, headlights that could fail, and engines that could stall. I don't see how any of them could facilitate theft. Anyway the way I see it, the friend and the stranger could have been in on it. When the friend went into the car, he could have let someone else in. That guy could have tried to hotwire the car and set off the alarm, which the guard turned off. Then the stranger was just making up a story about the car blocking him in so the guy would believe his car was still there at that point. Not a very good solution but that's all I could come up with. It's kind of weird that the valet gave the guy the keys back to be honest. Every valet parking service I've ever used holds onto your key and gives you a ticket you bring back to get your car & keys back. They do this in case the car needs to be moved because of tight space in the parking area as happened in this story, as well as to ensure that you'll pay for the parking if it's not free. And, I guess, to not keep you waiting while they park it and bring the keys back. -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog. Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. <cite>Dauntless Hunter posted [p:737224] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> I wonder if the model of the car is relevant. Looking up the Fit/Jazz on Wikipedia, there were three recalls in the last two years, so if the guy had the car since college he may not have had these issues resolved on his. Still, they were for window switches that could catch fire, headlights that could fail, and engines that could stall. I don't see how any of them could facilitate theft.Anyway the way I see it, the friend and the stranger could have been in on it. When the friend went into the car, he could have let someone else in. That guy could have tried to hotwire the car and set off the alarm, which the guard turned off. Then the stranger was just making up a story about the car blocking him in so the guy would believe his car was still there at that point. Not a very good solution but that's all I could come up with.It's kind of weird that the valet gave the guy the keys back to be honest. Every valet parking service I've ever used holds onto your key and gives you a ticket you bring back to get your car & keys back. They do this in case the car needs to be moved because of tight space in the parking area as happened in this story, as well as to ensure that you'll pay for the parking if it's not free. And, I guess, to not keep you waiting while they park it and bring the keys back. -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog.Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
TheKnightOfNee 02/02/12 3:16:00 PM #26:	It's a block of ice that was on the ground. It melted before the police got there. -- ONLY FIVE CAN LADDER. Sushi, kamikaze, fujiyama, nippon-ichi... <cite>TheKnightOfNee posted [p:737225] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> It's a block of ice that was on the ground. It melted before the police got there. -- ONLY FIVE CAN LADDER.Sushi, kamikaze, fujiyama, nippon-ichi... </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rad Link 5 02/02/12 3:27:00 PM #27:	From: Raka_Putra \| #001 a Honda Jazz I've never heard of this car, but now I want it. What an awesome name. -- Ace Detective in Sir Chris' Police http://img38.imageshack.us/img38/9526/prosecutorshominamimoto.png <cite>Rad Link 5 posted [p:737226] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> From: Raka_Putra \| #001a Honda JazzI've never heard of this car, but now I want it. What an awesome name. -- Ace Detective in Sir Chris' Policehttp://img38.imageshack.us/img38/9526/prosecutorshominamimoto.png </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tyder21 02/02/12 3:42:00 PM #28:	They came to the conclusion that the car had gone, even with the keys ... still in the owner's hands. Brilliant deduction there, coppers. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 <cite>tyder21 posted [p:737227] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> They came to the conclusion that the car had gone, even with the keys ... still in the owner's hands.Brilliant deduction there, coppers. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
foolm0ron 02/02/12 3:43:00 PM #29:	The jews did it -- _foolmo_ 'and out of the blue and completely unprovoked came foolmo and his insult' - Anagram <cite>foolm0ron posted [p:737228] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> The jews did it -- _foolmo_'and out of the blue and completely unprovoked came foolmo and his insult' - Anagram </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 02/02/12 3:44:00 PM #30:	...well, my friend has sent a message containing the solution, although I haven't read it. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737229] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> ...well, my friend has sent a message containing the solution, although I haven't read it. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
skull_bonek23 02/02/12 3:46:00 PM #31:	Well find somebody to post it here because otherwise I'll probably forget about this topic. -- skull <cite>skull_bonek23 posted [p:737230] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Well find somebody to post it here because otherwise I'll probably forget about this topic. -- skull </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tyder21 02/02/12 3:49:00 PM #32:	This story is rather humorous. You have an old college friend who apparently really wanted his old pair of underwear back, a main character who obviously doesn't give a s* about car security (may as well just keep the car unlocked if he's going to keep giving the keys away), the main character is rude as hell (stranger says he is blocked in and the main character responds with an equivalent response of, "hey, can't you see I'm talking here?"), and the brilliant detective work of the police. I love it. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 <cite>tyder21 posted [p:737231] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> This story is rather humorous.You have an old college friend who apparently really wanted his old pair of underwear back, a main character who obviously doesn't give a s* about car security (may as well just keep the car unlocked if he's going to keep giving the keys away), the main character is rude as hell (stranger says he is blocked in and the main character responds with an equivalent response of, "hey, can't you see I'm talking here?"), and the brilliant detective work of the police. I love it. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rad Link 5 02/02/12 3:49:00 PM #33:	From: Raka_Putra \| #001 The man answered, "Sorry, but I can't leave the party right now, as I'm talking to my old friend from college here. Could you please move my car yourself? Here's the keys." Man this guy is an idiot. I'm sure someone's already said it, but my immediate idea is that everyone who borrowed his car keys moved it a little further and further until it was over 5km away. -- Ace Detective in Sir Chris' Police I assure you, my dear, all Ace Detectives are perfect gentlemen! <cite>Rad Link 5 posted [p:737232] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> From: Raka_Putra \| #001The man answered, "Sorry, but I can't leave the party right now, as I'm talking to my old friend from college here. Could you please move my car yourself? Here's the keys."Man this guy is an idiot.I'm sure someone's already said it, but my immediate idea is that everyone who borrowed his car keys moved it a little further and further until it was over 5km away. -- Ace Detective in Sir Chris' PoliceI assure you, my dear, all Ace Detectives are perfect gentlemen! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
SovietOmega 02/02/12 3:53:00 PM #34:	i can't help but think that the car was either driven onto a truck or something where it could be easily ported away... -- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out <cite>SovietOmega posted [p:737233] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> i can't help but think that the car was either driven onto a truck or something where it could be easily ported away... -- There is no shame in not knowing; the shame lies in not finding out </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dauntless Hunter 02/02/12 3:53:00 PM #35:	oh hey i was wondering did the underwear belong to the friend, or was it panties he snagged from some girl he banged in the backseat or something either way is pretty gross but it's totally different kinds of gross -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog. Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. <cite>Dauntless Hunter posted [p:737234] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> oh hey i was wonderingdid the underwear belong to the friend, or was it panties he snagged from some girl he banged in the backseat or somethingeither way is pretty gross but it's totally different kinds of gross -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog.Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bospsychopaat 02/02/12 3:56:00 PM #36:	Obviously not a one man job. This security guard, however, wasn't the same one with the one who borrowed his car, as he had finished his shift and went home. This line sparked my interest. It means that the security guard could've switched the car keys, drove home (or outside the 5 mile range) gave the right keys to the stranger who switched them back under the pretence of having his car (how the stranger got to the party) blocked. Which, btw, is a bit strange since there are valets doing the parking. (Although not a dealbreaker.) -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! <cite>bospsychopaat posted [p:737235] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Obviously not a one man job. This security guard, however, wasn't the same one with the one who borrowed his car, as he had finished his shift and went home.This line sparked my interest. It means that the security guard could've switched the car keys, drove home (or outside the 5 mile range) gave the right keys to the stranger who switched them back under the pretence of having his car (how the stranger got to the party) blocked. Which, btw, is a bit strange since there are valets doing the parking. (Although not a dealbreaker.) -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
36Eagles10 02/02/12 3:56:00 PM #37:	..I have no idea but want the answer. so tag. -- Official Mienshao of the pokemon B/W clan Comic book pull list: UXF, WatX, XML, Avengers Academy, Defenders, Secret Avengers, JLI, and Batwing <cite>36Eagles10 posted [p:737236] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> ..I have no idea but want the answer. so tag. -- Official Mienshao of the pokemon B/W clanComic book pull list: UXF, WatX, XML, Avengers Academy, Defenders, Secret Avengers, JLI, and Batwing </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Natwaf_akidna 02/02/12 3:58:00 PM #38:	Forward it to me and I'll post it .Also, this is the car in question -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic! Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest <cite>Natwaf_akidna posted [p:737237] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Forward it to me and I'll post it .Also, this is the car in question -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic!Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dauntless Hunter 02/02/12 3:59:00 PM #39:	i swear it's gonna be something stupid like DERP WE COULDNT FIND ANY HONDA JAZZES, JUST A HONDA FIT! MUST NOT BE YOUR CAR! -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog. Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. <cite>Dauntless Hunter posted [p:737238] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> i swear it's gonna be something stupid likeDERP WE COULDNT FIND ANY HONDA JAZZES, JUST A HONDA FIT! MUST NOT BE YOUR CAR! -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog.Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tyder21 02/02/12 4:00:00 PM #40:	One issue I'm having that puts a damper on most of my solutions is: From: Raka_Putra \| #001 Your car obstructed my car's way out, would you please move it? The stranger intended for the main character to come down to the garage. And then the strange man was only gone for a few minutes. In any effect the only solution I can come up with has to be some variation of the following. Stranger and friend roll up to the party together. They have a plan. Friend thinks he can get the keys from the main character. He succeeds and goes down to the car. He intends on unlocking it for the stranger who has some kickass hot-wiring ability. After unlocking the car, he pulls off his own underwear to not arouse suspicion. The moron accidentally gets the car locked again somehow. Maybe it has to do with the model of the car. Stranger goes down to open the door of the supposedly unlocked car. He sets off the alarm because the dumbass friend didn't do it right. Cop hears alarm and turns it off after getting the key from the main character. Stranger says "f* it" and thinks he can get the keys from the main character because everyone else seems to be able to. Stranger gets keys, unlocks door, and is not a moron. Door stays unlocked. Stranger then gives the keys back, walks downstairs, hotwires the car, and drives away. Profit. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 <cite>tyder21 posted [p:737239] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> One issue I'm having that puts a damper on most of my solutions is:From: Raka_Putra \| #001Your car obstructed my car's way out, would you please move it?The stranger intended for the main character to come down to the garage. And then the strange man was only gone for a few minutes. In any effect the only solution I can come up with has to be some variation of the following.Stranger and friend roll up to the party together. They have a plan.Friend thinks he can get the keys from the main character. He succeeds and goes down to the car. He intends on unlocking it for the stranger who has some kickass hot-wiring ability. After unlocking the car, he pulls off his own underwear to not arouse suspicion. The moron accidentally gets the car locked again somehow. Maybe it has to do with the model of the car.Stranger goes down to open the door of the supposedly unlocked car. He sets off the alarm because the dumbass friend didn't do it right. Cop hears alarm and turns it off after getting the key from the main character.Stranger says "f* it" and thinks he can get the keys from the main character because everyone else seems to be able to. Stranger gets keys, unlocks door, and is not a moron. Door stays unlocked. Stranger then gives the keys back, walks downstairs, hotwires the car, and drives away. Profit. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Dauntless Hunter 02/02/12 4:01:00 PM #41:	From: tyder21 \| #040 he pulls off his own underwear to not arouse suspicion never thought i'd read that -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog. Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. <cite>Dauntless Hunter posted [p:737240] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> From: tyder21 \| #040he pulls off his own underwear to not arouse suspicionnever thought i'd read that -- Something witty while mentioning SuperNiceDog.Give me a break, I'm not as clever as the Guru Champion. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bospsychopaat 02/02/12 4:02:00 PM #42:	*Dauntless Hunter posted...* From: tyder21 \| #040 he pulls off his own underwear to not arouse suspicion never thought i'd read that It's probably part of the solution, but yes, I didn't think I would ever read that either. -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! <cite>bospsychopaat posted [p:737241] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Dauntless Hunter posted...From: tyder21 \| #040he pulls off his own underwear to not arouse suspicionnever thought i'd read thatIt's probably part of the solution, but yes, I didn't think I would ever read that either. -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
tyder21 02/02/12 4:16:00 PM #43:	... I reject that solution and substitute my own. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 <cite>tyder21 posted [p:737242] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> ... I reject that solution and substitute my own. -- http://myanimelist.net/profile/tyder21 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Natwaf_akidna 02/02/12 4:16:00 PM #44:	... yeah... -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic! Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest <cite>Natwaf_akidna posted [p:737243] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> ... yeah... -- My Little Phineas and Ferb: Summer is Magic!Aww, I lost to SuperNiceDog, Winner of the Rivalry Rumble Guru Contest </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bospsychopaat 02/02/12 4:16:00 PM #45:	... Well, at least the answer wasn't on the level of "the pool is a planet and the man is a room outside." (wrong board, I know) -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! <cite>bospsychopaat posted [p:737244] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> ...Well, at least the answer wasn't on the level of "the pool is a planet and the man is a room outside." (wrong board, I know) -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 02/02/12 4:17:00 PM #46:	Oh, I'll just read and post the solution here after all. Here's the solution in Indonesian: http://tinyurl.com/8366ev8 ...well, that was quite something. I think I like the riddle better than the solution. So many clues for the solution weren't represented in the story. "1) The valet was genuine, he wasn't involved in this crime. 2) When the old friend borrowed his keys, he drove the car to an accomplice's house who also had his own Honda Jazz. Then he returned with the accomplice's Honda Jazz and returned Honda Jazz #2's keys to the main character. 3) At this point, the car in the basement wasn't the main character's, but rather the accomplice's. Meanwhile, the Honda Jazz #1's keys were being duplicated by the accomplice, as they planned to return the original keys and to use the duplicates to use the car. 4) They set it so the alarm would go off on purpose, therefore the security guard would borrow the HJ#2's keys, making the main character believe his car was still in the basement. This way, the time when the crime happened would be falsified, to throw suspicion off from the old friend. When the guard turned off the alarm, it wasn't the main character's car. 5) When the old friend returned to the party after dropping off the main character's car, he also brought another accomplice with him. This one was the man who claimed to be another party guest. He borrowed his own keys, drove back to accomplice #1's place, and exchanged them with the real keys, as they had been successfully duplicated. Physical evidence: If forensics were brought in, they would be able to immediately determine whether the underwear had been left in the car since college or it was just taken off/newly bought." ...wtf -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737245] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Oh, I'll just read and post the solution here after all.Here's the solution in Indonesian:http://tinyurl.com/8366ev8...well, that was quite something. I think I like the riddle better than the solution. So many clues for the solution weren't represented in the story."1) The valet was genuine, he wasn't involved in this crime.2) When the old friend borrowed his keys, he drove the car to an accomplice's house who also had his own Honda Jazz. Then he returned with the accomplice's Honda Jazz and returned Honda Jazz #2's keys to the main character.3) At this point, the car in the basement wasn't the main character's, but rather the accomplice's. Meanwhile, the Honda Jazz #1's keys were being duplicated by the accomplice, as they planned to return the original keys and to use the duplicates to use the car.4) They set it so the alarm would go off on purpose, therefore the security guard would borrow the HJ#2's keys, making the main character believe his car was still in the basement. This way, the time when the crime happened would be falsified, to throw suspicion off from the old friend.When the guard turned off the alarm, it wasn't the main character's car.5) When the old friend returned to the party after dropping off the main character's car, he also brought another accomplice with him. This one was the man who claimed to be another party guest. He borrowed his own keys, drove back to accomplice #1's place, and exchanged them with the real keys, as they had been successfully duplicated.Physical evidence: If forensics were brought in, they would be able to immediately determine whether the underwear had been left in the car since college or it was just taken off/newly bought."...wtf -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Raka_Putra 02/02/12 4:18:00 PM #47:	...yeah, it was fun when it lasted. Regardless, this makes me miss those awesome board projects by Haguile, Sceptile, etc. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. <cite>Raka_Putra posted [p:737246] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> ...yeah, it was fun when it lasted.Regardless, this makes me miss those awesome board projects by Haguile, Sceptile, etc. -- Proud ValHellen x Maha_Bufudyne shipper. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BlitzKing900 02/02/12 4:20:00 PM #48:	"You are no longer tracking this topic." -- www.youtube.com/blitzking900 <cite>BlitzKing900 posted [p:737247] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> "You are no longer tracking this topic." -- www.youtube.com/blitzking900 </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Rad Link 5 02/02/12 4:21:00 PM #49:	From: Raka_Putra \| #043 3) At this point, the car in the basement wasn't the main character's, but rather the accomplice's. Meanwhile, the Honda Jazz #1's keys were being duplicated by the accomplice, as they planned to return the original keys and to use the duplicates to use the car. As stupid as this whole solution is, this is the stupidest part. Actually I take that back. The stupidest part is that somehow this friend he hasn't seen since college knows he'll be there that night with the Honda Jazz. -- Ace Detective in Sir Chris' Police http://i55.tinypic.com/2mcnjl.gif <cite>Rad Link 5 posted [p:737248] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> From: Raka_Putra \| #0433) At this point, the car in the basement wasn't the main character's, but rather the accomplice's. Meanwhile, the Honda Jazz #1's keys were being duplicated by the accomplice, as they planned to return the original keys and to use the duplicates to use the car.As stupid as this whole solution is, this is the stupidest part.Actually I take that back. The stupidest part is that somehow this friend he hasn't seen since college knows he'll be there that night with the Honda Jazz. -- Ace Detective in Sir Chris' Policehttp://i55.tinypic.com/2mcnjl.gif </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
bospsychopaat 02/02/12 4:22:00 PM #50:	Nah, remember, he had the car since college. He still couldn't have know he still had the car, but that makes it slightly less silly. -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! <cite>bospsychopaat posted [p:737249] in Help me so... [t:61825092]...</cite> <quote> Nah, remember, he had the car since college. He still couldn't have know he still had the car, but that makes it slightly less silly. -- I'm but a simple companion in the pack of gurus whereof SuperNiceDog is the pack leader! </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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