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Originally posted by chillsonic I got an oldie. A cowboy rides into town on friday. He stays only 2 days and then sets off on friday. How can this be?

horse = friday

edit : wtf is up with the title?

The title? I was trying to use "engrish". I'll change it.

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Originally posted by tribu Friday was the name of his train?

No silly.. the name of his HORSE! :P

Who names a train?

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Originally posted by Akridrot The title? I was trying to use "engrish". I'll change it.

i liked it, change it back

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Originally posted by Theresa No silly.. the name of his HORSE! :P Who names a train?

blaine the mono

THE SAUCY SORCERER

One day a saucy sorcerer winks at a witch. She immediately pays him back by turning him into a toad. Can you take away six of the seven shapes below to leave a sort of toad?




Choose from the following to leave:

A. His hat
B. His brow
C. His right eye (his perspective)
D. His left eye (his perspective)
E. His nose
F. His moustache
G. His mouth



Man this is so f'n easy it's insulting.

Spacey, don't think this all that guy has to offer. Tommorow you'll see. I have to look for it, but I'm going to bed now.

I have puzzles with the most obvious answers, that 90% people will never be able to solve.

*this is my really, really real last post for tonight(low willpower).

Three intelligent professors are called into a room. They are each given a mark on their foreheads that is either red or blue. They are then told that at least two of them have a red mark on their forehead. Then they are asked to guess what color the mark on their head is.

Several minutes passed, and no one answered. Then, one professor stood up and revealed the answer. He was correct.

What did he say and why?

DOWN PAYMENT

A wizard pops into his local magic store to buy a new pet toad. Unfortunately, he only has �2 on him and the toad costs quite a bit more than this. He therefore asks the shopkeeper if he can pay �1 now and the rest the following week. The kind shopkeeper agrees to this and the wizard leaves the store happy with �1 in his pocket and a toad. How much does the toad cost?

this one is kinda lame

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Originally posted by Zenchowdah i liked it, change it back blaine the mono

Blaine is a Pain and THAT is the truth.

Also Theresa, every train has a name, it is usually given by the engineer in charge of running it

If I had a train, boat, or other nameable vehicle (better than a car) I would name it The Susan Delgado, of course.

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Originally posted by Aquarian Three intelligent professors are called into a room. They are each given a mark on their foreheads that is either red or blue. They are then told that at least two of them have a red mark on their forehead. Then they are asked to guess what color the mark on their head is. Several minutes passed, and no one answered. Then, one professor stood up and revealed the answer. He was correct. What did he say and why?

he said that he had blue cos he looked at the two other guys and saw that they had red marks.

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Originally posted by tribu Blaine is Pain and THAT is the truth. Also Theresa, every train has a name, it is usually given by the engineer in charge of running it If I had a trai, boat, or other nameable vehicle (better than a car) I would name it The Susan Delgado, of course.

the susan delgado.

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Originally posted by tribu Heres another easy riddle that has likely been posted here before and anyone from Lud will recognize. I occur once in a month twice in a millenium, but not once in a hundred thousand years. What am I?

The letter M

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Originally posted by Zenchowdah the susan delgado.

haha brilliant!

here's one.

Brighter than the sun, and darker than black.
The rich man needs it while the poor man has it.
The dead man eats it always.


Another:

I have a hundred legs but cannot stand, a long neck but no head.
I eat the maid's life.

Alright, i'll contribute something. Some of you may know this one.

A farmer is travelling with his fox, a chicken, and some corn. He comes across a river and a boat to cross it, but the boat only has enough space for two (e.g. himself and corn, himself and the chicken, etc). He can't leave the fox and chicken together because the fox will eat the chicken. He can't leave the chicken and corn together because the chicken will eat the corn. How can he get across the river? (He can't get off the boat and swim along side.)

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Originally posted by tribu haha brilliant! here's one. Brighter than the sun, and darker than black. The rich man needs it while the poor man has it. The dead man eats it always. Another: I have a hundred legs but cannot stand, a long neck but no head. I eat the maid's life.

put the book down.

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Originally posted by Spacey Orange Alright, i'll contribute something. Some of you may know this one. A farmer is travelling with his fox, a chicken, and some corn. He comes across a river and a boat to cross it, but the boat only has enough space for two (e.g. himself and corn, himself and the chicken, etc). He can't leave the fox and chicken together because the fox will eat the chicken. He can't leave the chicken and corn together because the chicken will eat the corn. How can he get across the river? (He can't get off the boat and swim along side.)

Take the chicken over first (the fox wont eat the corn)

come back

take the fox over leave him there, take the chicken back. Leave chicken there and grab the corn.

take corn over and drop it off (fox wont eat corn)

come back grab the chicken.

voila

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Originally posted by Spacey Orange Alright, i'll contribute something. Some of you may know this one. A farmer is travelling with his fox, a chicken, and some corn. He comes across a river and a boat to cross it, but the boat only has enough space for two (e.g. himself and corn, himself and the chicken, etc). He can't leave the fox and chicken together because the fox will eat the chicken. He can't leave the chicken and corn together because the chicken will eat the corn. How can he get across the river? (He can't get off the boat and swim along side.)

1. chicken across river

go back pick up fox

2. fox across river

pick up chicken, return with it

3. pick up corn

go back pick up chicken go on merry way

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Originally posted by Spacey Orange he said that he had blue cos he looked at the two other guys and saw that they had red marks.

Not quite that simple mate, how does he know his own mark isn't red?

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Originally posted by Aquarian Three intelligent professors are called into a room. They are each given a mark on their foreheads that is either red or blue. They are then told that at least two of them have a red mark on their forehead. Then they are asked to guess what color the mark on their head is. Several minutes passed, and no one answered. Then, one professor stood up and revealed the answer. He was correct. What did he say and why?

The only way one of them men can know for sure what colour their own mark is, is if they can see a red and blue mark on the people sat opposite. Then he knows his own mark MUST be red.

Since all the men are supposedly clever the man who stood up would have expected one of the other 2 men to realise the above fact fairly quickly. Neither of them guessed so he knows that neither of them can see the red/blue combination and since there are at least 2 red marks in total his own mark cannot be blue. So he guesses correctly that his own mark is red.

I think that makes sense

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Originally posted by tribu Brighter than the sun, and darker than black. The rich man needs it while the poor man has it. The dead man eats it always. Another: I have a hundred legs but cannot stand, a long neck but no head. I eat the maid's life.

that spanish stuff don't translate too well.

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Originally posted by Zenchowdah put the book down.

never! (most of those riddles were from The Hobbit, incidentally.)

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Originally posted by Spacey Orange that spanish stuff don't translate too well.

Those were originally in English

Where's Noisician and all of his math problems? Used to always amaze me even though i had no idea what he was talking about,

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Originally posted by Grrrrr Proof that 2=1 but what part of the 'proof' is wrong? code: Let a = b a^2 = ab a^2 + a^2 = ab + a^2 2a^2 = ab + a^2 2a^2 - 2ab = ab + a^2 - 2ab 2a^2 - 2ab = a^2 - ab 2a(a - b) = a(a - b) 2a = a 2 = 1 and it's not the first line thats wrong

the problem is in those lines. by choosing to combine the terms of the left side into 2a^2 instead of ab + ab (or 2ab) the line above you have altered the value of the equation and allow the subtraction of 2ab from both sides which should render the terms equal to 0. that gives the false sense that the left side is ultimately one less than the side on the right and making them appear unequal...

i dunno...atleast that's what i think...

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Originally posted by Grrrrr Proof that 2=1 but what part of the 'proof' is wrong? code: Let a = b a^2 = ab a^2 + a^2 = ab + a^2 2a^2 = ab + a^2 2a^2 - 2ab = ab + a^2 - 2ab 2a^2 - 2ab = a^2 - ab 2a(a - b) = a(a - b) 2a = a 2 = 1 and it's not the first line thats wrong

3rd line from the bottom
a-b=0, you can't divide by 0

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Originally posted by tribu haha brilliant! here's one. Brighter than the sun, and darker than black. The rich man needs it while the poor man has it. The dead man eats it always.

Nothing.

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Originally posted by tribu Another: I have a hundred legs but cannot stand, a long neck but no head. I eat the maid's life.

A broom.

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