Um. Click on the two to the left of the #1. The 5 is touching one of the mines the 1 is, so the other two can't have mines in them...You're left with two. Duh.

NeoMatrixClt

March 16th, 2006

2:38:28 AM CST

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It's the bottom right one.

pxrk

April 24th, 2006

8:47:24 PM CDT

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MM I love that song! I've been trying to find it for ages, but I haven't, could you email me a link please?

nL51o

August 14th, 2006

1:54:05 PM CDT

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Minesweeper + ITG FTW

Tsaalyo

August 17th, 2006

4:53:03 PM CDT

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Click the two on the right, they will give you the correct answer. :P

MrRallentando

September 5th, 2006

4:18:06 AM CDT

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Think harder next time.

WAFFLEZ

October 18th, 2006

11:28:18 PM CDT

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Yeah this really isn't very hard... there are actual times when you have to guess... USE THE CONDITIONAL DERIVATION, LUKE

KKyuubi

November 11th, 2006

2:47:36 PM CST

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Everything justifies 5'ing Minesweeper, Even ITG Music.

juxtapose519

December 6th, 2006

1:35:45 PM CST

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the solution is pretty obvious. we know the mine has to be either the one to the right of the 5 or the one below it, so that means the other two can't possibly have a mine under them and can be clicked. those two will reaveal numbers telling you where the last mine is

STUBZ

February 8th, 2007

6:53:38 PM CST

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have you ever played minesweeper before?

altoidjunkie

February 25th, 2008

8:44:07 PM CST

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The two on the right are safe. If the top-right one is a six then the last mine is above the "1", if it's a fev then the last mine is on the left. You f*cking suck at minesweeper.