Norbert Melzer <nor### [at] gmxnet> wrote:
> Am Mon, 07 Aug 2006 13:52:26 -0600 schrieb Jim Henderson:
>
>
> Depending on that what the OP said I assume boxes there. And yes, planes
> are INfinites, thats why I said two times that the OP has an typo in his
> statistics.
>
> But now, when I write about boxes... I have an idea:
> The room is a box, and we are within it. So would remaining 5 finite
> Objects for "Thingy" [1] In this case I would suggest one sphere-object,
> but dunno what is substracted from it...
>
> OP! Please give us a hint, and if it is only 'bout the counting of your
> objects...
>
Fine, fine, fine, a hint.  As before, the only boxes are those that form the
"walls" of the little room containing the object of mystery.  The object
itself is composed of three identical objects and a sphere, related through
an intersection.  All that's left now is the identity of the original
objects; any guesses?  Another hint: without the sphere involved, the
thingy would have pointy corners.

-Scowdich

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