I will bet money on this being a "Windows 2000 Password Bypass" hack. lol.
I had one that i had to buy from some hacker online.
I had to boot from it everyday after drunkenly changing my password, and Windows 2000 basically just wanted you to then throw your computer in the dumpster.
@MikeBales Who wrote this?
He's putting a dollar in to get a "free" snack?
I'm annoyed by the implication there there is some lesson to be learned from this.
The "man" is just a moron.
I'm assuming there are NO MORE CONTAINERS so "Set it to the side" shouldn't be an option.
-Fill 13. Dump into 5.
- Dump the 5 on the ground.
-Dump from what's left in 13 again into (now empty) 5.
-Dump the 5 on the ground again.
*3kg remain in 13.
-Dump the remainder of 13 into now (again empty) 5.
*5 now contains 3kg.
*13 is now empty.
-Fill 13 one last time. Dump into 5 (already containing 3).
*13 now has 11kg remaining in it.
@NUCLRGOLF@USGA@KyleTims My apologies. Evidently you can formally declare any ball "unplayable" whether it is or not.
-So I guess it comes down to an ethical/"Spirit of the game" issue.
@NUCLRGOLF@USGA@KyleTims You can't use this arbitrarily. You have to have a reason besides "I don't like where my ball went." I.E. Unplayable ball, out of bounds, lost ball.
@RAEFOSnet Crumpled mylar balloons don't rotate. Especially at a steady rate. I've seen many in my day, and while they do appear suspicious, they retain a rotational stasis in the air. This is not a crumpled balloon.