Peckris 2

An elderly guest at a hotel went out for a walk at 7:15 in the morning, ambling at a sedate two miles per hour. At 8:15 another guest went for a walk along the same path with his dog. He walked at a bit more active three miles per hour. The dog was full of beans and trotted off at five miles per hour. The dog chased the first man along the path. When it reached him, it immediately turned around and ran back to its master. When it reached him, it turned right around and ran back to the first man, and kept this up - to and fro - right up until the second man caught up with the first man. Are you able to calculate how far the dog ran altogether?

Category 2 - close facsimiles - is worrying. The other three are easy to identify as gaming tokens.

Nothing.

He needs to show great resistance to going outside especially as going out is kind of hard-wired into our brains.

Great idea. Just for Elizabeth II so far: each year has its own reverse with often very slight differences (see Freeman) there are two reverses for 1954 - short teeth and long teeth there are 4 varieties for 1956 - two obverses each paired with two reverses (the second obverse next appears as 1967 Type II, the reverses are long and short teeth) there are two reverses for 1957 which you probably already know about - calm and wavy sea (from 1958 the sea is always wavy) there are 2 varieties for 1967, two obverses

That's a very difficult one! The solution will be a pointed oval (like an American football) but I have no idea how to calculate half the circle in that shape!

That's not in the original riddle.

Question - must the dates be as you've shown, or is it just that you must convert 2 rows into a circle, i.e. any old dates?

"You are allowed just one question to one of the robots". Your version allows a question to each robot which is not allowed.

That's another solution. Too easy!

That's more or less it. I'll try to think of a harder one next time!

Anyone?

That's no good. If it was the truthful robot, you'd get the answer 'yes', but you'd also get the answer 'yes' from the lying robot if it WASN'T the safe door, so you'd be no better off.

Ah yes. Missing from the puzzle as stated is the fact that each robot knows the nature of the other robot, whether they lie or not.

A man is captured by cannibals who decide to kill and eat him. But their chief decides to offer the man a merciful end - he says "You can make one statement. If it's true, we will kill you quickly before putting you in the pot. If it's a lie, you will die horribly, boiled alive". The man makes his statement. It makes the chief hopping mad but in the end there is nothing he can do but to release his captive. What was the man's statement?

Oh but it is - you can ask one question of either robot, which is what Sword's answer gives.

Can't beat the 'John McEnroe tenner'

Ah, the infamous Marleybob is still at it! She is certainly persistent..

A well satisfied wife, I assume...

Is that John Hurt? 😮

Win some Welshmen? I'll pass... 😄

Glenn Ogden (Devon) is the same - no pictures. The difference being that he is an honest broker. Even so, he'd do so much better if he'd have pictures.

You'll be waiting a long long time.