3 rectangles. Half way there.

Major innovation happened in Japan.

I could write that there, but you can't see it.

Mass winnings.

And now six rectangles shaded in.

There's three ways.

So the first thing we wanna thing about is how many equal sections do we have here.

And let me attempt to shade in the rectangles as fast as possible.

We can make mine even bigger.

If you're a trout.

Puddle

He can be two to front and one side ...

That movement is the exact same movement as this right here.

There, done with hand crocheted towel of Olivia Mon.

You know, Mass at Christmas, Easter. That's about it.

There's the pond.

There's six of them and just to help you a little I give you one of them.

And in the right hand corner, you don't have to calculate anything.

4 rectangles.

I guess it is a pond.

Fond de I'étang.

Fond de I'étang.

Fond de I'étang,

So you see a maze with lots of discrete states.

Today, we're going to hear the world premiere of the perfect ping.

And by the same logic so there's two ways to get here.

Reveille. Reveille.

The trout are really torpedoes.

32 pieces, 64 squares.

Okay, don't fish eat other fish? The marlins and the trout?

Please take my new chess board and on the first square, place one grain of wheat.

Entry of pool is prohibited.

Lake, reservoir

In that pond.

And you can do it the same, over and over again.

This river abounds in trout.

Here's a pattern here.

Alright, 2 rectangles.

So 6 times 6.

Tough break for Hand Job.

You ever walk into a guy's den and see a picture of him standing next to 14 trout?

I meant to catching the marlin instead of the 14 trout. Doesn't that sound good?

So something I think is very fascinating is

Ikegami san

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