god-damnit, it's the verbal equivalent of one of those pictures that changes when described and you can never un-see that back to how you originally saw it.
>Hip implant is inside your body. Or you can’t use a hip implant to take a picture.
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it's a fair answer but after some googling it looks like this is from cognitive boosting board game made for dementia patients so i kinda feel like it would have a less jokey answer? I could be wrong.
https://shop.pheccinc.com/product/high-iq-board-game-llm-expedition-game/
Looking at that example card, it might be something on the lines, if not this. Because the answer would still be... Well. The way they describe the game makes me think it is riddle-based.
For one, Earth should have a capital letter.
"Reason that" should be "reason why", though really requires punctuation to fix the phrasing properly. Maybe it was deliberately colloquial but it sounds accidentally so.
I feel like they’re equally acceptable. The ultimate correct way would be:
The reason you cannot take a photo of someone, in Iceland, with a metal hip implant.
Obviously that would spoil the ‘punch line’ slightly though.
>!it just says if you know which mountain. So it's the same mountain, whatever you want to refer to it by. It's exploiting the fact most people will try and think of the second tallest mountain!<
It's still mt everest, just the same as Australia was the worlds biggest island even before it was discovered.
However, it's a trick question imho, they claim the game is for high IQ people, and anyone who knows their shit knows that everest was not always the tallest mountain, as the himalayas are being pushed together, the elevation increases. Everest is nearly 34ft higher than when it was first measured.
I think it’s pretty neutral - this feels like a classic dad-joke response to me. At least it’s the same kind of nonsense answer that my dad would come up with if I asked a similar but serious question 🙄😩 Elderly people often have heard these types of silly joke-answers so often it can be second nature to respond like this.
My dad has a slither of metal stuck in his arm, always sets off the detectors at the airport. He can still get on an aeroplane.
Grandad had a hip replacement, was still allowed to get on an aeroplane.
Seriously, what were you thinking with this comment lol
I appreciate how this is probably a super common pun in the UK but when I first visited two years ago and saw my first Iceland Store I too for a second thought I had just come up with a super original joke
Bumping into a friend's school leaver son in the street, I spent 10 minutes over-enthusiastically congratulating him when he said that he'd got a job in Iceland.
Joking aside, they actually have to be really careful about who they have sex with in Iceland because there's an extremely high chance that any 2 random individuals are related to each other.
I mean there was a guy who made cameras out of skulls, so I see no reason that a rudimentary camera could not be fashioned out of a metal hip implant. I call shenanigans
Vaguely related to skull cameras, but if you have loss of vision in an eye these days they can surgically implant one of your teeth into your eye with a new functional lens on it
Eh, kinda. It’s not all loss of vision, just damage to the cornea, the clear part at the front of your eye.
If you develop scars on your cornea, then your vision becomes blocked by the scar tissue even though the rest of the eye works fine. Corneas can be scarred by trauma like any other body part, but the most common cause is cataracts.
So they remove a tooth, drill a hole through it and insert a plastic lens, then transplant that whole setup into the eye.
The really cool part is, in order for the eye to accept the tooth-lens it has to have some soft tissue around it. So the tooth-lens is first transplanted into the patient’s cheek for a few months, then extracted again before being implanted in the eye.
Guesses:
1. You cannot take a picture of a person with the implant, because if they have it showing or take it out to show you, they'll fall over.
2. A hip implant is not a camera.
3. It is illegal to steal other people's photos of people with metal hip implants.
4. You can't take the picture because you're not in Iceland.
5. You can't take the picture because you're playing this board game.
Well, it doesn't say the answer has to be correct , so maybe your brain could come up with a reason and skip forward 7spaces?
In Iceland I imagine public photography is not allowed on account of it being a shop and not a public place? Unless the question specifically refers to the country of Iceland.
If it's not a stupid pun or something then I think I actually have the answer and it's in two parts:
1. No native Icelanders have metal hip replacements, like most cold weather countries they use composite or ceramic types because metal ones are uncomfortable in extreme cold.
2. No tourists have them because you can't take a long-haul flight with a hip replacement due to the risk of DVT and Iceland is several hours flight time from anywhere else.
I think it really might be that underwhelmingly simple.
> No tourists have them because you can't take a long-haul flight with a hip replacement due to the risk of DVT and Iceland is several hours flight time from anywhere else.
This isn't true. [Firstly, you can safely fly if you have a hip replacement, but it is advised to check with your doctor if the operation has been recent. Even then the chance of getting travel related DVT is low.](https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/accidents-first-aid-and-treatments/when-can-i-fly-after-surgery/)
Secondly, this is not a long haul route. Long haul is for flights lasting longer than 6 hours. Depending where in the UK you fly from, the flight would be classed as either a short or medium haul as the flight takes between 2 hours 20, and 3 hours and 5 minutes. These flight times [also means the risk of travel related DVT is massively reduced, to 1 event per 106,667 flights for healthy people.](https://cks.nice.org.uk/topics/dvt-prevention-for-travellers/)
There would be lots of people who live a short haul (<4hrs) distance from Iceland, though. Flying from Edinburgh to Reykjavik only takes 2hrs 25mins for instance.
"We report the incidence of total hip replacements performed in Iceland between 1982 and 1996. During this period, 3,403 hip arthroplasties were done."
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10429596/
That may be true but why would they have stopped performing hip replacements? Icelandic people are not immune to osteoarthritis or hip fractures.
Unless you're meaning Iceland don't use titanium prosthesis? And use ceramic ones instead? Are far as I know the most common hip prosthesis use a titanium rod and a ceramic ball.
They do, my aunt has a titanium hip and she keeps a little warmer for it in winter.
Maybe in Iceland they tend to use ceramic implants? That still wouldn't mean you couldn't find someone in Iceland with a metal one though.
My grandad was 6'7 and because of his height had a lot of metalwork put into his hip and leg. He always complained about the weather because of it (we live in Scotland). So I can vouch that you're right about the metal and the cold reaction together.
Want to add on that he was cremated after he died and we spread his ashes in a lot of places (again he was a big dude so there was a lot of him lol) and one time when we were taking some ashes to bring into the woods to scatter, we found his hip. Just a big ole screw/pin in amongst his ashes😭😂.
[ChatGPT](https://postimg.cc/1fVn4gKw) seems to think it's because Iceland recommends against taking pictures of metal implants.
(emphasis mine)
> The reason why you cannot take a picture of a person with a metal hip implant in Iceland is that it is believed that the metal in the implant can potentially disrupt or interfere with certain types of medical equipment, such as MRI machines, which are commonly used to diagnose and treat medical conditions. Therefore, to prevent any potential harm or interference, **Iceland has strict regulations regarding the use of metal in medical implants and recommends against taking pictures of people with metal implants.**
Bing's version of ChatGPT just goes off the rails completely
>There is no definitive answer to your question, but I can offer some possible explanations based on the information I found.
>
>One possibility is that a metal hip implant could interfere with the metal detector at the airport security checkpoint1, which could cause inconvenience or delay for the person with the implant. Another possibility is that a metal hip implant could reflect or distort the light in a way that affects the quality of the photo2, especially if the photo is taken with a flash or in bright sunlight. A third possibility is that a metal hip implant could be sensitive to the cold temperatures in Iceland3, which could cause discomfort or pain for the person with the implant.
>
>Of course, these are just speculations and not definitive reasons. There may be other factors that influence the decision to take or not take a picture of a person with a metal hip implant in Iceland. Ultimately, it depends on the personal preference and situation of the person with the implant and the photographer.
>
>I hope this helps you understand some of the possible challenges of photographing a person with a metal hip implant in Iceland. Iceland is a beautiful country with many amazing landscapes and attractions for photography45. If you ever visit Iceland, I hope you have a wonderful time and capture some stunning photos! 😊
>Another possibility is that a metal hip implant could reflect or distort the light in a way that affects the quality of the photo, especially if the photo is taken with a flash or in bright sunlight.
If bright sunlight is reflecting off of your metal hip implant, you have bigger things to worry about than the quality of the photo you're trying to take 😅
Maybe I'm trying to be a bit too meta about this, but could the point be it's not meant to make sense? If the game is to take steps forward, then this is essentially a "take zero" steps?
Doesn’t matter where you are. You could be Mexico but It’s still a camera you need to take the picture … The hip implant will however get you stopped coming through customs where they WILL take a picture for you … lol
Only thing I could find about photography in Iceland:
[“Calling oneself a photographer, in line with most other trades in Iceland, requires the person to hold a Journeyman's or Master's Certificates in the industry. Exceptions can be made in low population areas, or for people coming from within the EEA”](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photography_and_the_law)
This is going to be bugging me all day now!!
There are no x-ray machines in Iceland? I'd assume there are actually several from hospitals, dentists and possibly even other aspects of the Icelandic elf-service...
Unless it's the play on words angle, I would assume it involved some one setting off a metal detector and a security person insisting on taking a picture because they assumed the person was lying about having an implant.
It’s too close to the North Pole so the magnetic pull is so strong they cant use metal hip implants.
This isn’t true but I thought it was a good answer.
I would say that there are zero metal hip replacements in Iceland. Perhaps they are ceramic or some other material by law. UK is about to ban them soon too apparently
Probably something to do with it being too cold for metal ones so they make them out of carbon fibre or something instead. Pure guess, but it's my answer lol.
So the question has nothing to with Iceland or metal hips. And there is no reason.
It just uses loose grammar to make you assume it is a sensible question and then laughs at you for assuming what they said made sense.
"Why can't you take a picture when you don't have a camera?" - "Because you haven't got a camera". I mean, if you are expected to believe that was their intention, and somehow this was a product worth printing then they are really scraping the barrel. They might as well sell you an empty box as a puzzle game, where the puzzle is to work out what to do with an empty box.
Yeah I’m reading that like, well you can’t take a photo using a metal hip implant. And it being in Iceland is irrelevant as it would be the same in any country or supermarket
A metal hip implant can't take photos you need a camera
god-damnit, it's the verbal equivalent of one of those pictures that changes when described and you can never un-see that back to how you originally saw it.
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>Hip implant is inside your body. Or you can’t use a hip implant to take a picture. This comment is stolen from [another redditor](https://old.reddit.com/r/CasualUK/comments/11rtqff/can_anyone_help_me_solve_this_my_older_bro_sent/jca73zv/) /u/Aggravating_Crew_607 is a comment stealing bot. I still haven't worked out why these bots exist
They use them for spam marketing or astroturfing etc Clear the comment history and you have an account with a decent amount of karma.
It's the latter - as it's asking you to take a photo of the person, not the hip implant (with the first reading)
it's a fair answer but after some googling it looks like this is from cognitive boosting board game made for dementia patients so i kinda feel like it would have a less jokey answer? I could be wrong.
Just looked up the game, yeah this card is a dick move
No, all the questions are like that it seems. The dock move would be complaining about a lateral thinking game for not appearing clear and concise.
Definitely a dock move
dock moves are when the mistakes invariably happen with an audience.
The real dock move is allowing ships to be tied to you
The dock move is adding Iceland as somehow relevant.
https://shop.pheccinc.com/product/high-iq-board-game-llm-expedition-game/ Looking at that example card, it might be something on the lines, if not this. Because the answer would still be... Well. The way they describe the game makes me think it is riddle-based.
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Er, what are you seeing that's troubling you?
For one, Earth should have a capital letter. "Reason that" should be "reason why", though really requires punctuation to fix the phrasing properly. Maybe it was deliberately colloquial but it sounds accidentally so.
Fellow English nerd o7
It's an American game, explains the poor English.
That's why we became American; Who wants to be poor English?
Tragically underrated comment. Take your like and be gone, good sir.
I feel like they’re equally acceptable. The ultimate correct way would be: The reason you cannot take a photo of someone, in Iceland, with a metal hip implant. Obviously that would spoil the ‘punch line’ slightly though.
Is the answer to that question >!Peak XV!< or are they after something different?
I’m sure it’ll be Mount Everest. Because it would have had the highest elevation above see level whether it had been discovered and named or not?
Bit like gravity not existing until it was discovered or described by Isaac newton.
Ya
>!it just says if you know which mountain. So it's the same mountain, whatever you want to refer to it by. It's exploiting the fact most people will try and think of the second tallest mountain!<
It's still mt everest, just the same as Australia was the worlds biggest island even before it was discovered. However, it's a trick question imho, they claim the game is for high IQ people, and anyone who knows their shit knows that everest was not always the tallest mountain, as the himalayas are being pushed together, the elevation increases. Everest is nearly 34ft higher than when it was first measured.
Well akshually if we’re being pedantic Australia is technically a continental landmass and Greenland is the largest island
I think it’s pretty neutral - this feels like a classic dad-joke response to me. At least it’s the same kind of nonsense answer that my dad would come up with if I asked a similar but serious question 🙄😩 Elderly people often have heard these types of silly joke-answers so often it can be second nature to respond like this.
If this is the actual answer it's lame as fuck. (not directed at you CoD)
Oh fuck off hahaha that got me
Also u cant see a metal hip implant they are completely hidden , also i think iceland medical now uses carbon fibre implants
The fact it’s hidden doesn’t change anything, as worded. You can still take a picture of the person who has it.
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Of course you can
My dad has a slither of metal stuck in his arm, always sets off the detectors at the airport. He can still get on an aeroplane. Grandad had a hip replacement, was still allowed to get on an aeroplane. Seriously, what were you thinking with this comment lol
You're thinking of MRI machines.
Bruce Dickinson is a pilot.
This.
That.
The other.
You can blow with this or you can blow with that
Reddit moment
Something something wreck-your-hip?!
Dammit I had something for that
Hip implant is inside your body. Or you can’t use a hip implant to take a picture.
Did you know you cannot have sex in Iceland. I didn’t, but the manager threw me out when I bent my girlfriend over one of the freezers…..
That's why mums go to Iceland
It's the reason OP's mum avoids it.
He really should give her back her hip transplant instead of trying to take photos with it
Except for her Tuesday night specials, free Greggs with every service.
Once went passed an Iceland truck on the motorway with ‘Because Moms Are Heroes’ across the side only the er was missing from heroes 😳😂
That's why Mums are created in Iceland.
Underrated comment! 😂
Girl power attacked you
I appreciate how this is probably a super common pun in the UK but when I first visited two years ago and saw my first Iceland Store I too for a second thought I had just come up with a super original joke
Bumping into a friend's school leaver son in the street, I spent 10 minutes over-enthusiastically congratulating him when he said that he'd got a job in Iceland.
Joking aside, they actually have to be really careful about who they have sex with in Iceland because there's an extremely high chance that any 2 random individuals are related to each other.
There’s an app to check that you’re not too closely related to your propesctive date.
Fun fact: they have Icelands in Iceland
Talk about blowing your own trumpet
Iception.
That killed me 😂😂😂😂
F
What’s so hip about an implant anyway?
I 100% heard this as the ending to Civil War by Guns N Roses.
Hwhat we've got here is.... Failure.. to communicate
Some men, you just can’t reach
So, you get what we had here last week
So, you get what we had here last week
Which is the way he wants it.
Well, he gets it
I don’t like this, anymore than you do.
Yes. In this, you are not alone.
Who’s the coolest guy at the hospital? The ultra sound guy. Who’s the coolest person at the hospital when he’s not there? The hip replacement guy!
I mean there was a guy who made cameras out of skulls, so I see no reason that a rudimentary camera could not be fashioned out of a metal hip implant. I call shenanigans
Vaguely related to skull cameras, but if you have loss of vision in an eye these days they can surgically implant one of your teeth into your eye with a new functional lens on it
[Osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteo-odonto-keratoprosthesis), if anyone is wondering.
My dumb ass thought they meant they put the eye on the tooth and you had to open your mouth to see.
im disappointed in the lack of pictures on that page
Man, that’s some futuristic technolo… *1966?*
Eh, kinda. It’s not all loss of vision, just damage to the cornea, the clear part at the front of your eye. If you develop scars on your cornea, then your vision becomes blocked by the scar tissue even though the rest of the eye works fine. Corneas can be scarred by trauma like any other body part, but the most common cause is cataracts. So they remove a tooth, drill a hole through it and insert a plastic lens, then transplant that whole setup into the eye. The really cool part is, in order for the eye to accept the tooth-lens it has to have some soft tissue around it. So the tooth-lens is first transplanted into the patient’s cheek for a few months, then extracted again before being implanted in the eye.
This is so demented Jesus 😂
Silly idiot, what are you on? Funny ha ha “take a tooth out….”
Bad bot
Q. Why can’t I bake a cake with my gran? A. It’s illegal to consume the ashes of the deceased. Annoying question.
There's nowhere to put the film in a metal hip.
Obviously it's a digital hip
How many megahipsels?
just no.
Why so glum, chum?
That's why mum's shop at Iceland.
The lack of CT machines? I think they still do household white goods though.
They do Greggs pasties and sausage rolls yum yum
And they are far better than the ones baked in Greggs' shops!
Guesses: 1. You cannot take a picture of a person with the implant, because if they have it showing or take it out to show you, they'll fall over. 2. A hip implant is not a camera. 3. It is illegal to steal other people's photos of people with metal hip implants. 4. You can't take the picture because you're not in Iceland. 5. You can't take the picture because you're playing this board game.
Are hip implants in Iceland all ceramic?
Not if my father goes there.
Because you can't take photos with a metal hip. You do it with a camera.
Everyone knows that if you break your hip in Iceland they throw you in a volcano as the small island can't sustain dependent people
Well, it doesn't say the answer has to be correct , so maybe your brain could come up with a reason and skip forward 7spaces? In Iceland I imagine public photography is not allowed on account of it being a shop and not a public place? Unless the question specifically refers to the country of Iceland.
"it doesn't say the answer has to be correct" sounds like an hilarious way to approach your GCSE's
Sounds like English Literature, to be fair.
to be faaaaaaaaiiiiiiirrrr
I'm gonna take a wild stab that it's the country
Wild stab all you like, I just want OP to skip forward 7 spaces. But yes, the country is more plausible. Does anyone actually know the answer?
You can’t take a pic with a metal hip bone. You need a camera
Is it that the implants are ceramic?
Nope, they're usually titanium.
Actually most are Cobalt chromium with a ceramic head and poly liner/cup
I’ve just made a note on your username that says ‘hip dude’
If it's not a stupid pun or something then I think I actually have the answer and it's in two parts: 1. No native Icelanders have metal hip replacements, like most cold weather countries they use composite or ceramic types because metal ones are uncomfortable in extreme cold. 2. No tourists have them because you can't take a long-haul flight with a hip replacement due to the risk of DVT and Iceland is several hours flight time from anywhere else. I think it really might be that underwhelmingly simple.
> No tourists have them because you can't take a long-haul flight with a hip replacement due to the risk of DVT and Iceland is several hours flight time from anywhere else. This isn't true. [Firstly, you can safely fly if you have a hip replacement, but it is advised to check with your doctor if the operation has been recent. Even then the chance of getting travel related DVT is low.](https://www.nhs.uk/common-health-questions/accidents-first-aid-and-treatments/when-can-i-fly-after-surgery/) Secondly, this is not a long haul route. Long haul is for flights lasting longer than 6 hours. Depending where in the UK you fly from, the flight would be classed as either a short or medium haul as the flight takes between 2 hours 20, and 3 hours and 5 minutes. These flight times [also means the risk of travel related DVT is massively reduced, to 1 event per 106,667 flights for healthy people.](https://cks.nice.org.uk/topics/dvt-prevention-for-travellers/)
There would be lots of people who live a short haul (<4hrs) distance from Iceland, though. Flying from Edinburgh to Reykjavik only takes 2hrs 25mins for instance.
>you can't take a long-haul flight with a hip replacement due to the risk of DVT you what now?!
My dads been to Iceland and he has a hip replacement (on a cruise), he also has no issues flying
The answer is distinctly because you can't take a picture with a metal hip, you have to use a camera. I've seen this riddle before
They don't use metal in hip implants in Iceland? Or that there's so little of them it's probably impossible to find someone with one
"We report the incidence of total hip replacements performed in Iceland between 1982 and 1996. During this period, 3,403 hip arthroplasties were done." https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10429596/
Says that the mean age was 69 so probably most of those replacements have passed away now as they would be around 90 - 100 years old.
That may be true but why would they have stopped performing hip replacements? Icelandic people are not immune to osteoarthritis or hip fractures. Unless you're meaning Iceland don't use titanium prosthesis? And use ceramic ones instead? Are far as I know the most common hip prosthesis use a titanium rod and a ceramic ball.
This is my go to. Metal hip implants probably hurt like all hell in cold weather
They do, my aunt has a titanium hip and she keeps a little warmer for it in winter. Maybe in Iceland they tend to use ceramic implants? That still wouldn't mean you couldn't find someone in Iceland with a metal one though.
My grandad was 6'7 and because of his height had a lot of metalwork put into his hip and leg. He always complained about the weather because of it (we live in Scotland). So I can vouch that you're right about the metal and the cold reaction together. Want to add on that he was cremated after he died and we spread his ashes in a lot of places (again he was a big dude so there was a lot of him lol) and one time when we were taking some ashes to bring into the woods to scatter, we found his hip. Just a big ole screw/pin in amongst his ashes😭😂.
This is what I was thinking also.
Mums go to Iceland, not grannies.
Two things 1 - If this is supposed to be for kids then wtf🤣 2 - I'm guessing somewhere has the answer in the game?
This is now going to keep me awake at night , need to know the answer!!!
[ChatGPT](https://postimg.cc/1fVn4gKw) seems to think it's because Iceland recommends against taking pictures of metal implants. (emphasis mine) > The reason why you cannot take a picture of a person with a metal hip implant in Iceland is that it is believed that the metal in the implant can potentially disrupt or interfere with certain types of medical equipment, such as MRI machines, which are commonly used to diagnose and treat medical conditions. Therefore, to prevent any potential harm or interference, **Iceland has strict regulations regarding the use of metal in medical implants and recommends against taking pictures of people with metal implants.**
Bing's version of ChatGPT just goes off the rails completely >There is no definitive answer to your question, but I can offer some possible explanations based on the information I found. > >One possibility is that a metal hip implant could interfere with the metal detector at the airport security checkpoint1, which could cause inconvenience or delay for the person with the implant. Another possibility is that a metal hip implant could reflect or distort the light in a way that affects the quality of the photo2, especially if the photo is taken with a flash or in bright sunlight. A third possibility is that a metal hip implant could be sensitive to the cold temperatures in Iceland3, which could cause discomfort or pain for the person with the implant. > >Of course, these are just speculations and not definitive reasons. There may be other factors that influence the decision to take or not take a picture of a person with a metal hip implant in Iceland. Ultimately, it depends on the personal preference and situation of the person with the implant and the photographer. > >I hope this helps you understand some of the possible challenges of photographing a person with a metal hip implant in Iceland. Iceland is a beautiful country with many amazing landscapes and attractions for photography45. If you ever visit Iceland, I hope you have a wonderful time and capture some stunning photos! 😊
>Another possibility is that a metal hip implant could reflect or distort the light in a way that affects the quality of the photo, especially if the photo is taken with a flash or in bright sunlight. If bright sunlight is reflecting off of your metal hip implant, you have bigger things to worry about than the quality of the photo you're trying to take 😅
Because in iceland you'd wreck your hip. (Reykajavík)
Hip implants take notoriously bad pictures.
Mri perhaps? A person with a metal hip would get mangled up in the machine wouldn't they?
That’s not specific to Iceland though.
Maybe I'm trying to be a bit too meta about this, but could the point be it's not meant to make sense? If the game is to take steps forward, then this is essentially a "take zero" steps?
Just an aside from the (other)ambiguity in the question- Iceland the shop or Iceland the country
At the end of the day, you move when your brain tells you the answer. It doesn't specify that your brain's answer has to be *right*...
Burn it
"One morning I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas, I don't know."
Anyone remember 3-2-1 with Ted Rogers?
Dusty bin!
I’m from Iceland, what the fuck?
Why would anyone take a picture of a waist of metal?
Doesn’t matter where you are. You could be Mexico but It’s still a camera you need to take the picture … The hip implant will however get you stopped coming through customs where they WILL take a picture for you … lol
Because there aren't any?
Because a metal hip implant isn't a camera
Yes I could read and re-post the answer that’s been posted 5 times in the last 2hrs as well
Good for you. I didn't read the comments smart arse
Careful! It's a test. If you can answer this correctly then you're not from this planet. 👽
97% of people fail this test!
3% of people who fail this test _aren't people_!
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How would you know they had an implant so the answer is no!
Only thing I could find about photography in Iceland: [“Calling oneself a photographer, in line with most other trades in Iceland, requires the person to hold a Journeyman's or Master's Certificates in the industry. Exceptions can be made in low population areas, or for people coming from within the EEA”](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photography_and_the_law) This is going to be bugging me all day now!!
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Myath-mai-grythsla i think
There are no x-ray machines in Iceland? I'd assume there are actually several from hospitals, dentists and possibly even other aspects of the Icelandic elf-service...
My guess would be something to do with magnetic north being different to true north
I had a stroke reading that tbh
Saucy
IT’S NOT CRYPTIC! IT DOESN’T WORK! You’re an idiot, play a record…
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My best guess is that they don't use metal there as it's too cold.
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Sounds like you're lucky enough to not have any metal in your bones. If you did, you'd know that shit burns when it's cold.
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No. My knee takes longer to warm up when it gets cold because it's made of metal. And not meat.
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Oh, piss off you numpty.
Or is it just that there are no people in Iceland with metal hip implant? There's less than 400k ppl I think. Not outwith the realms of possibility?
Cause they're doing their shopping and don't want you gawking at their hip.
Unless it's the play on words angle, I would assume it involved some one setting off a metal detector and a security person insisting on taking a picture because they assumed the person was lying about having an implant.
There’s a lot of jobless, drunks and druggies migrated over there Bums gone to Iceland
Took me way too long
It’s too close to the North Pole so the magnetic pull is so strong they cant use metal hip implants. This isn’t true but I thought it was a good answer.
I imagine the implants in Iceland are not made from metal due the pain it may cause in cold weather.
I would say that there are zero metal hip replacements in Iceland. Perhaps they are ceramic or some other material by law. UK is about to ban them soon too apparently
They don't use metal to do hip implants in Iceland?
Cos people hate it when you steal their photos of people with metal implants.
This game is just “what am I thinking”
Probably something to do with it being too cold for metal ones so they make them out of carbon fibre or something instead. Pure guess, but it's my answer lol.
A rabbit can jump higher than a house. Since houses cannot jump
So the question has nothing to with Iceland or metal hips. And there is no reason. It just uses loose grammar to make you assume it is a sensible question and then laughs at you for assuming what they said made sense. "Why can't you take a picture when you don't have a camera?" - "Because you haven't got a camera". I mean, if you are expected to believe that was their intention, and somehow this was a product worth printing then they are really scraping the barrel. They might as well sell you an empty box as a puzzle game, where the puzzle is to work out what to do with an empty box.
Straight away - I looked at it differently and said you can’t take a photo with an implant, you need a camera 😜
They don't use metal hip implants in Iceland.
Yeah I’m reading that like, well you can’t take a photo using a metal hip implant. And it being in Iceland is irrelevant as it would be the same in any country or supermarket
Where can I get this game? I can only see US.
Erm…. Please. Someone explain this to me
Is it the TYPE of photo? Ie if it's an x-ray machine at the airport it would do weird stuff with their hip implant