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12/22/2014 2:48:25 AM
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He's not at his house he's 5 miles west of his house. It is not his house. It's a black bear because he lives 3 miles easy if the 'hood.
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Wrong. Think about it. Where on earth can you go south, west, then north to end up at the same place?
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Nowhere. You'll still be 5 miles from your house
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The north pole
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Edited by ScytheNL: 12/23/2014 7:35:10 AMNope. Draw it out. He will still be 5 miles from his house wherever he starts
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You understand he isnt going straight for five miles, taking a right and going five miles and then taking another right and going five miles. The northernmost point you can get to is the north pole If you start at the north pole and go south Then go west Then go north You end up at the north pole again. You might be facing a different direction But you always will end up at the north pole again.
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If he goes straight 5 miles, then right 5 miles, the walk back to his house won't be 5 miles
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The Fade.
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The north pole
