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Are you:



  • Able to follow directions?

  • Able to read Flowcharts?

  • Highly motivated?

  • Able to count on your hands and feet without utilizing your big toes and thumbs?

Well then,



This Is The Job For You!




Simply answer the question posed below and you're hired!




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Word Pool List:

KITCHEN, DOUBT, WALRUS, ARCANE, ARTISTIC, LAYOVER, EAST






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  • Man, I love a good flow chart! :D
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up vote
4
down vote

favorite











Unemployed? Lenter image description herek no further!



Are you:



  • Able to follow directions?

  • Able to read Flowcharts?

  • Highly motivated?

  • Able to count on your hands and feet without utilizing your big toes and thumbs?

Well then,



This Is The Job For You!




Simply answer the question posed below and you're hired!




Act Now!



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Word Pool List:

KITCHEN, DOUBT, WALRUS, ARCANE, ARTISTIC, LAYOVER, EAST






visual knowledge trivia english







share|improve this question













Unemployed? Lenter image description herek no further!



Are you:



  • Able to follow directions?

  • Able to read Flowcharts?

  • Highly motivated?

  • Able to count on your hands and feet without utilizing your big toes and thumbs?

Well then,



This Is The Job For You!




Simply answer the question posed below and you're hired!




Act Now!



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Word Pool List:

KITCHEN, DOUBT, WALRUS, ARCANE, ARTISTIC, LAYOVER, EAST






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  • Man, I love a good flow chart! :D
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  • Man, I love a good flow chart! :D
    – PerpetualJ
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Man, I love a good flow chart! :D
– PerpetualJ
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Man, I love a good flow chart! :D
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When can you start?




Reasoning:




The clue that fits the 0 box is WALRUS, first letter W. Then for barnyard animal, the word is Kitchen, the three letters we’re looking for are HEN. Then for 4,5,6, the word is Arcane; for ability we want CAN. For 7,8 the first two letters are LA (Louisiana and Los Angeles), and the word is Layover. The two letters we want are YO. For 9, b is the silent letter in Doubt, the middle letter is U. For AB the word is EAST, removing EA gives ST. For CDE the word is Artistic, we’re looking for Paul Simon’s pal ART Garfunkel. For F the character that appears 6 times is ? Put all together (in increasing hex order) gives “When can you start?”, which means this might be a programming job too!




Being able to count on your hands and feet without using big toes or thumbs refers to




The fact that we have 16 of those digits, hence the hexadecimal ordering.







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  • One US cent per year? That's really cheap manpower LOL!
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When can you start?




Reasoning:




The clue that fits the 0 box is WALRUS, first letter W. Then for barnyard animal, the word is Kitchen, the three letters we’re looking for are HEN. Then for 4,5,6, the word is Arcane; for ability we want CAN. For 7,8 the first two letters are LA (Louisiana and Los Angeles), and the word is Layover. The two letters we want are YO. For 9, b is the silent letter in Doubt, the middle letter is U. For AB the word is EAST, removing EA gives ST. For CDE the word is Artistic, we’re looking for Paul Simon’s pal ART Garfunkel. For F the character that appears 6 times is ? Put all together (in increasing hex order) gives “When can you start?”, which means this might be a programming job too!




Being able to count on your hands and feet without using big toes or thumbs refers to




The fact that we have 16 of those digits, hence the hexadecimal ordering.







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  • Now for the discussion of salary perhaps? LOL
    – PerpetualJ
    1 hour ago






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    I’m broke, I’ll take whatever Chowzen is paying haha
    – El-Guest
    1 hour ago










  • One US cent per year? That's really cheap manpower LOL!
    – PerpetualJ
    49 mins ago














up vote
5
down vote













The answer is




RIGHT AWAY!




And the question is




When can you start?




Reasoning:




The clue that fits the 0 box is WALRUS, first letter W. Then for barnyard animal, the word is Kitchen, the three letters we’re looking for are HEN. Then for 4,5,6, the word is Arcane; for ability we want CAN. For 7,8 the first two letters are LA (Louisiana and Los Angeles), and the word is Layover. The two letters we want are YO. For 9, b is the silent letter in Doubt, the middle letter is U. For AB the word is EAST, removing EA gives ST. For CDE the word is Artistic, we’re looking for Paul Simon’s pal ART Garfunkel. For F the character that appears 6 times is ? Put all together (in increasing hex order) gives “When can you start?”, which means this might be a programming job too!




Being able to count on your hands and feet without using big toes or thumbs refers to




The fact that we have 16 of those digits, hence the hexadecimal ordering.







share|improve this answer






















  • Now for the discussion of salary perhaps? LOL
    – PerpetualJ
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    I’m broke, I’ll take whatever Chowzen is paying haha
    – El-Guest
    1 hour ago










  • One US cent per year? That's really cheap manpower LOL!
    – PerpetualJ
    49 mins ago












up vote
5
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up vote
5
down vote









The answer is




RIGHT AWAY!




And the question is




When can you start?




Reasoning:




The clue that fits the 0 box is WALRUS, first letter W. Then for barnyard animal, the word is Kitchen, the three letters we’re looking for are HEN. Then for 4,5,6, the word is Arcane; for ability we want CAN. For 7,8 the first two letters are LA (Louisiana and Los Angeles), and the word is Layover. The two letters we want are YO. For 9, b is the silent letter in Doubt, the middle letter is U. For AB the word is EAST, removing EA gives ST. For CDE the word is Artistic, we’re looking for Paul Simon’s pal ART Garfunkel. For F the character that appears 6 times is ? Put all together (in increasing hex order) gives “When can you start?”, which means this might be a programming job too!




Being able to count on your hands and feet without using big toes or thumbs refers to




The fact that we have 16 of those digits, hence the hexadecimal ordering.







share|improve this answer














The answer is




RIGHT AWAY!




And the question is




When can you start?




Reasoning:




The clue that fits the 0 box is WALRUS, first letter W. Then for barnyard animal, the word is Kitchen, the three letters we’re looking for are HEN. Then for 4,5,6, the word is Arcane; for ability we want CAN. For 7,8 the first two letters are LA (Louisiana and Los Angeles), and the word is Layover. The two letters we want are YO. For 9, b is the silent letter in Doubt, the middle letter is U. For AB the word is EAST, removing EA gives ST. For CDE the word is Artistic, we’re looking for Paul Simon’s pal ART Garfunkel. For F the character that appears 6 times is ? Put all together (in increasing hex order) gives “When can you start?”, which means this might be a programming job too!




Being able to count on your hands and feet without using big toes or thumbs refers to




The fact that we have 16 of those digits, hence the hexadecimal ordering.








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  • Now for the discussion of salary perhaps? LOL
    – PerpetualJ
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    I’m broke, I’ll take whatever Chowzen is paying haha
    – El-Guest
    1 hour ago










  • One US cent per year? That's really cheap manpower LOL!
    – PerpetualJ
    49 mins ago
















  • Now for the discussion of salary perhaps? LOL
    – PerpetualJ
    1 hour ago






  • 1




    I’m broke, I’ll take whatever Chowzen is paying haha
    – El-Guest
    1 hour ago










  • One US cent per year? That's really cheap manpower LOL!
    – PerpetualJ
    49 mins ago















Now for the discussion of salary perhaps? LOL
– PerpetualJ
1 hour ago




Now for the discussion of salary perhaps? LOL
– PerpetualJ
1 hour ago




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I’m broke, I’ll take whatever Chowzen is paying haha
– El-Guest
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I’m broke, I’ll take whatever Chowzen is paying haha
– El-Guest
1 hour ago












One US cent per year? That's really cheap manpower LOL!
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