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Tracey Datsi Pennell's picture

Wanting to know

Submitted by Tracey Datsi Pennell (guest) on Tue, 04/26/2011 - 1:20am.

I want to know more!
This is all new to me but what is the technical theory behind this thing? I am so glad I stumbled on this website! ;)
I kept picking the same door in hopes of finding a pattern. When I thought I did and then tried to test it in some way I was then wrong.
what is going on? Really? This is sooo cool.

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