i need some help

[pipexix]

of which chapter are these images???

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBC74KmqbcE

between 2:41 to 2:48

[Girl19]

I think it's from Episode 136.

[Abs.]

I think it's from Episode 136.

Confirmed.  Good catch, Girl19.

The part where Ayumi asks Haibara if she likes Conan, near the end of the episode.

[Yardbird]

I think it's from Episode 136.

Confirmed.  Good catch, Girl19.

The part where Ayumi asks Haibara if she likes Conan, near the end of the episode.

<== What if i say yes?  8)

[TheBlind]

I think it's from Episode 136.

Confirmed.  Good catch, Girl19.

The part where Ayumi asks Haibara if she likes Conan, near the end of the episode.

I still wonder what Ayumi would of done if Haibara replied "Yes".

I'm guessing something alone the lines of stabbing her and blaming the culprit of that case.

[Yardbird]

I think it's from Episode 136.

Confirmed.  Good catch, Girl19.

The part where Ayumi asks Haibara if she likes Conan, near the end of the episode.

I still wonder what Ayumi would of done if Haibara replied "Yes".

I'm guessing something alone the lines of stabbing her and blaming the culprit of that case.

This could change everything, that's why i love this scene!

[ranger]

I think it's from Episode 136.

Confirmed.  Good catch, Girl19.

The part where Ayumi asks Haibara if she likes Conan, near the end of the episode.

I still wonder what Ayumi would of done if Haibara replied "Yes".

I'm guessing something alone the lines of stabbing her and blaming the culprit of that case.

Tabun.  Oddly enough, Ayumi could probably be the most violent serial killer of all of Japan if she put her mind to it.

[Kor]

speaking of which, I recall a question joke which reveals who has the potential to be a cold blood killer.

A guy's mother dies. and at the funeral, that guy meets a hot woman and he talks to her and gets along with her.
Later he recalls that he forgot to ask for that woman's phone number
a week later, his sister dies.
why?

I got the answer correctly, but I was known to be an evil and twisted person in my class (though in forums I can be a nice guy...) so it didn't surprise anyone that I got this correctly. Though you don't need to be a smart in order to answer it so it doesn't show much.

[Jd-]

speaking of which, I recall a question joke which reveals who has the potential to be a cold blood killer.

A guy's mother dies. and at the funeral, that guy meets a hot woman and he talks to her and gets along with her.
Later he recalls that he forgot to ask for that woman's phone number
a week later, his sister dies.
why?

I got the answer correctly, but I was known to be an evil and twisted person in my class (though if forums I can be a nice guy...) so it didn't surprise anyone that I got this correctly. Though you don't need to be a smart in order to answer it so it doesn't show much.

Yeah, I've heard that as well. I heard it in the form of, "if you get this correct, you think like a psychopath."

[Abs.]

speaking of which, I recall a question joke which reveals who has the potential to be a cold blood killer.

A guy's mother dies. and at the funeral, that guy meets a hot woman and he talks to her and gets along with her.
Later he recalls that he forgot to ask for that woman's phone number
a week later, his sister dies.
why?

I got the answer correctly, but I was known to be an evil and twisted person in my class (though if forums I can be a nice guy...) so it didn't surprise anyone that I got this correctly. Though you don't need to be a smart in order to answer it so it doesn't show much.

Yeah, I've heard that as well. I heard it in the form of, "if you get this correct, you think like a psychopath."

... BUT IT'S SO OBVIOUS!  COME ON!

[TheBlind]

speaking of which, I recall a question joke which reveals who has the potential to be a cold blood killer.

A guy's mother dies. and at the funeral, that guy meets a hot woman and he talks to her and gets along with her.
Later he recalls that he forgot to ask for that woman's phone number
a week later, his sister dies.
why?

I got the answer correctly, but I was known to be an evil and twisted person in my class (though if forums I can be a nice guy...) so it didn't surprise anyone that I got this correctly. Though you don't need to be a smart in order to answer it so it doesn't show much.

Yeah, I've heard that as well. I heard it in the form of, "if you get this correct, you think like a psychopath."

... BUT IT'S SO OBVIOUS!  COME ON!

.....I don't get it.
-edit-

After looking it up I found that original question goes:

"While attending her mother's funeral, a woman meets a man whom she did not know.  She thought he was amazing and she quickly realizes that he is perfect for her.  Unfortunately, he leaves the funeral before she can get his name or phone number.  A few days later, the girl kills her sister.

Question: What is her motive for killing her sister??"

I still don't get it as the question doesn't provide any evidence or hints as to why she did it. Only thing you can do is guess that the man was her sister's husband/boyfriend and in a brain lapse she forgot this and grew jealous enough to kill her. Or perhaps...she confused her sister for that man in some weird mental delusion..but all these are just weird guesses which makes me glad. Glad that I can't see what in the world makes this riddle work in order to get the right answer.

-edit 2-
Looked up the answer and it makes perfect sense.

Spoiler:

I'm glad that my mind doesn't equate killing as a method to solve ANY type of problem...which is why both my guesses were so far off.

Seriously...it's like a 2+2 thing after you know the answer. Nice riddle/test.

[Kor]

.....I don't get it.
-edit-

After looking it up I found that original question goes:

"While attending her mother's funeral, a woman meets a man whom she did not know.  She thought he was amazing and she quickly realizes that he is perfect for her.  Unfortunately, he leaves the funeral before she can get his name or phone number.  A few days later, the girl kills her sister.

Question: What is her motive for killing her sister??"

I still don't get it as the question doesn't provide any evidence or hints as to why she did it. Only thing you can do is guess that the man was her sister's husband/boyfriend and in a brain lapse she forgot this and grew jealous enough to kill her. Or perhaps...she confused her sister for that man in some weird mental delusion..but all these are just weird guesses which makes me glad. Glad that I can't see what in the world makes this riddle work in order to get the right answer.

-edit 2-
Looked up the answer and it makes perfect sense.

Spoiler:

I'm glad that my mind doesn't equate killing as a method to solve ANY type of problem...which is why both my guesses were so far off.

Seriously...it's like a 2+2 thing after you know the answer. Nice riddle/test.

I have to ask myself how in the hebrew version everyone has the opposite version (except for the mother and the sister...)

btw, at the first 10 seconds I also thought like (I refer to my version) "The man discovered that the girl he met was actually his sister and he was angry" but after I was told wrong, I thought for one more second and came with the answer...

[Akonyl]

speaking of which, I recall a question joke which reveals who has the potential to be a cold blood killer.

A guy's mother dies. and at the funeral, that guy meets a hot woman and he talks to her and gets along with her.
Later he recalls that he forgot to ask for that woman's phone number
a week later, his sister dies.
why?

I got the answer correctly, but I was known to be an evil and twisted person in my class (though in forums I can be a nice guy...) so it didn't surprise anyone that I got this correctly. Though you don't need to be a smart in order to answer it so it doesn't show much.

I've always thought it would be neat if there was a DC case based on this.

[miakakiri]

.....I don't get it.
-edit-

After looking it up I found that original question goes:

"While attending her mother's funeral, a woman meets a man whom she did not know.  She thought he was amazing and she quickly realizes that he is perfect for her.  Unfortunately, he leaves the funeral before she can get his name or phone number.  A few days later, the girl kills her sister.

Question: What is her motive for killing her sister??"

I still don't get it as the question doesn't provide any evidence or hints as to why she did it. Only thing you can do is guess that the man was her sister's husband/boyfriend and in a brain lapse she forgot this and grew jealous enough to kill her. Or perhaps...she confused her sister for that man in some weird mental delusion..but all these are just weird guesses which makes me glad. Glad that I can't see what in the world makes this riddle work in order to get the right answer.

-edit 2-
Looked up the answer and it makes perfect sense.

Spoiler:

I'm glad that my mind doesn't equate killing as a method to solve ANY type of problem...which is why both my guesses were so far off.

Seriously...it's like a 2+2 thing after you know the answer. Nice riddle/test.

I have to ask myself how in the hebrew version everyone has the opposite version (except for the mother and the sister...)

btw, at the first 10 seconds I also thought like (I refer to my version) "The man discovered that the girl he met was actually his sister and he was angry" but after I was told wrong, I thought for one more second and came with the answer...

I've heard the version from the woman's side, and "why did she kill her sister". Oddly, I got it right the first try. And yet I can't play an evil character in an rp....I've tried, it totally doesn't work. Honestly, though, the answer makes perfect sense.

Spoiler:

Woman's side: She killed her sister so she could see the guy again.
Man's side (I'm guessing): He killed his sister so that he could meet the woman again.

So am I a bad/evil person or a psychopath for being able to read that out so fast? Or does it just mean that I can understand people? My husband says that it's not a "determining" question, but that 95% of psychopaths will answer the question in that manner the first time.