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While we're at it, let's get the "why" to these. dog (easy) 8 (easy) f (easy) orange fruit (easy) not smiling face (because the rest are smiling) search the screen, bottom left (waiting for you to get impatient, I guess) 25 (Each point on the star skips a successive multiple of two. Huh? After one, you skip two numbers and the next point is 4. Then you skip four numbers and the next one is 8. Then you skip six numbers and the next one is 16. then you skip eight numbers and the next one is 25. Another way to do this one: To get from 1 to 4, add three. To get from 4 to 9, add five. To get from 9 to 16, add 7. You've added 3, 5, and 7, so next you'll be adding nine. 9 + 16 = 25. GMC (because it's a gmc). top middle (each row has a circle, a diamond and a square. And each row has a shape that has 1/4 filled in, 2/4 filled in and 3/4 filled in. The last row needs a diamond, and it needs a shape with 2/4 filled in. That's the one in the top middle). 20 (Two blocks next to each other add up to the block on top of it. 11 + 9 = 20). bottom right (It's a little disorienting because it's upside down. But that's the only shape that will fit in the missing space). +++++ PASSWORD: APPLE E & N (The pattern goes zig zag, down one space each time. Start with C. Go down and over one, and you'll see D. Go down again and back one, and you get... the missing E. Down again and over, you get F. Works the same on the other side. Missing letters are E & N). 7, 13, 12 (I only did the first one on this, and it's all you really have to do to get it. The top number on the first set is 3x the bottom number. 1/3 of 21 is 7. No other answer fits). 7 & 2 (Again, you can get this just with the first one. Subtract the two numbers in either straight line and you get 7. No other answer fits). 8:53 (Add the digits on the watches. They all add up to 16). bottom left S (I have no idea why this is the right answer. Passed it by trial and error. Anyone understand this one?) 28 (add the three points on the triangle. Double your answer to get the number in the middle of the triangle). bottom right (The alphabet is running diagonally, so you need to pick the box that has the right pattern for the alphabet to continue). Rick James (beach). top block (The last box on the top row is missing a shaded square). triangle, square - 4,7 (Keep it simple. You know that the green circle is 5 points. At the bottom, there are three green circles (15 points) and a square that add up to 22. Therefore the square is 7 points. Once again, it's the only answer that fits). A (Skip two letters to get from C to F, four letters to get to K, six letters to get to R. Now, if you skip 8 letters after R, you run out of alphabet, so start over at A.

For 11 out of 13 of your requirements, I recommend London.

add the digits on the watches. I got to "smart" by trial and error on two questions this far. One was a vertical column of letters, the top letter was B. I know the answer but I don't know why. The other was the "steering wheel" one. I know the answer again, but not why. Can I get a PM? Oh, and I got the watches by trial and error first, THEN figure out what they all had in common.

I'm looking for the password BETWEEN apple and pie.

Well, I got past one just by trial and error. I figured out the watches AFTER accidentally pressing the right one. Right now I'm at the question that looks like three steering wheels, each with three numbers, and one number is missing. I'm pretty stumped. So why is the answer to one of those "s," but not the other "s"?

1. need a password for the 3rd level. 2. I can't figure out why the answer to one of them is one "s" and not the other "s."

Add the digits on each watch.

Finally figured out the watches on the genius test!

Agreed: ANYONE! Jump in!

It was the little rascals. Whoopi Goldberg played Buckwheat's mom, which gives that particular quote a little added humor.

Gotta make it easy, then. IMDB's giveaway quotes: "If you were my kids, I'd punish you." "If we were YOUR kids, we'd punish ourselves!" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "We just moved into town. My father bought the oil refinery." "That explains why you're so refined!" "Yeah, and so oily!" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Wood doesn't grow on trees!" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "I... Member in good standing of the He-Man Woman Haters Club, do solemnly swear to be a he-man and hate women and not play with them or talk to them unless I have to. And especially: never fall in love, and if I do may I die slowly and painfully and suffer for hours - or until I scream bloody murder."

So, am I hearing "uncle"? (the above is not a hint).

I made it up to average. Can't get past the wristwatches. On the idiot test, I got it on the second try. I clicked the lightest blue shape instead of the lightest blue square the first time.

none of the above.

I'm out of clues, guys. Best I can tell you is that it was a 90s update of a very, very old TV show.

"He's so manly that he would go out of his way -- if he fell out of a building -- to land on a girl." ***** "I melt like a Popsicle on the Fourth of July."

I think this is funny. Leave it to the Onion. I don't know if no one should be offended or if everyone should be. http://www.theonion.com/content/video/immi..._the_human_cost

Going from memory: "Your mom's here." "Whoopee!"

Oh. <_<

I agree with this wholeheartedly. As soon as all guns are destroyed, and I mean all of them, this will make sense. As long as guns DO exist, however, this doesn't make sense to me.

If it's Troi and Riker, it must be... Enterprise The series finale (again).

On Golden Pond Henry Fonda 12 Angry Men

Oddly enough, when they ship out the DVD's, the show is called "18." Juuuuuuust kidding.

"You're a team, like Bert and Ernie, Superman and Clark Kent, Milli and Vanilli." *** "We wanna buy some lumber." "What kind of lumber?" "Wood!" *** "Don't talk to me you Benedict Arnold! You... Judas Priest!" Cute but ultimately bad movie.

Eh. It's a decent story, but while the movie had some good moments, as a whole it fell pretty flat for me. I recommend it as a good message movie, but I didn't think it was any better than others in the genre: Dangerous Minds, To Sir With Love, Lean on Me and (best of the bunch in my opinion) Stand and Deliver. Don't get me wrong: I didn't dislike Freedom Writers. I just wouldn't call it monumental knowing that there are much better movies in the same genre. JMO.