Pin the Wart on the Witch is a popular party game often played during Halloween-themed events. The objective of the game is to blindfoldedly place a paper wart onto a poster or image of a witch. The game is a twist on the classic children's game "Pin the Tail on the Donkey." To play the game, a large poster or image of a witch is displayed on a wall or bulletin board. The image usually includes an illustration or outline of the witch's face. Participants take turns being blindfolded and given a small paper wart with adhesive backing.
Participants take turns being blindfolded and given a small paper wart with adhesive backing. They must then attempt to stick the wart onto the witch's face in the correct location. The challenge lies in the fact that the participants are blindfolded and must rely on their sense of direction and estimation to place the wart accurately.
Pin the wrt on the witch
but now what do i have to do to fix my router? and is that the right connections for my V5? or is it diferent, cause i read somewhere that pin 12 is suppouse to not be connected with the rest on some versions of these routers but idk, oh and btw my JTAG cable is an Unbuffered one, like i said, the same in the link above.
heres a pic of my V5 with the cable installed:
Leave pin 12 float.. No connection. You only need one ground connection on the pcb. I use pin 6.
let me explain what happened to my router, it was working fine with the lastest dd-wrt firmware but one day i decided to do a 30/30/30 reset on it, the thing is that after i did that, all the lan leds were permanently on, and the power let started to blink indefinitely, also when i plug a cable into the lan ports and my computer, my computer didnt detect any cable plugged in, so i came up with the idea of the JTAG cable.
erase the wholeflash twice, power cycle the router then tftp the firmware on.
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If you do erase the wholeflash. you MUST flash a CFE back to it first.
if your CFE is good. just erase the nvram and kernel. then tftp the firmware to it.
If you do erase the wholeflash. you MUST flash a CFE back to it first.
if your CFE is good. just erase the nvram and kernel. then tftp the firmware to it.
erase the wholeflash twice, flash the cfe, power cycle the router then tftp the firmware on.
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If you do erase the wholeflash. you MUST flash a CFE back to it first.
if your CFE is good. just erase the nvram and kernel. then tftp the firmware to it.
tyvm for ur quick response now one last question, should i erase the whole flash with this command alone:
or with the command plus these 2 at the end:
but only if you have a CFE to reflash to it.
but only if you have a CFE to reflash to it.
but only if you have a CFE to reflash to it.
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tyvm for ur quick response now one last question, should i erase the whole flash with this command alone:
The witch's face might contain various features, such as a crooked nose or warts already present, making it more difficult to pinpoint the correct spot. Usually, the player who places the wart closest to the correct location wins the game. They may receive a small prize or be declared the "winner" of the activity. In some variations, the game may also be played with multiple warts, and participants compete to place all the warts correctly in the shortest amount of time. Pin the Wart on the Witch is a fun and interactive game that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. It adds an element of excitement and challenge to Halloween parties and helps create a festive atmosphere. Additionally, it provides entertainment and encourages participation and friendly competition among guests. Overall, Pin the Wart on the Witch is a popular party game that brings delight and enjoyment to Halloween celebrations..
Reviews for "Make Your Halloween Celebration Unforgettable with Pin the WRT on the Witch"
- Karen - 1 star
I was really disappointed with "Pin the wart on the witch". The concept sounded fun at first, but the execution was just plain terrible. The game pieces were flimsy and kept falling off the board. The design of the witch was also unattractive and poorly made. Overall, I found the game to be a waste of money and would not recommend it.
- Steve - 2 stars
I expected "Pin the wart on the witch" to be a fun activity for my daughter's Halloween party, but it fell short of my expectations. The game was missing some essential pieces, which made it impossible to play as intended. Additionally, the adhesive on the warts was weak, and they kept falling off within minutes. It was frustrating for both the kids and me. I would suggest looking for a better alternative if you're planning a Halloween party.
- Lisa - 3 stars
I had mixed feelings about "Pin the wart on the witch". While it was an okay game, there were a few drawbacks that affected our overall experience. The board was smaller than anticipated, which made it challenging for younger children to participate. Some of the warts were also peeling off easily, so it took away from the excitement. It definitely has room for improvement, but if you have patience and make some adjustments, it could still be an enjoyable game for a Halloween gathering.