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You mean the one about the 2 fathers and 2 sons and 3 fish? I'm losing track of what got posted or answered or anything. :)

I was leaving it for others. But my answer here (highlight to see):

son, father, and grandfather

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Bella agrees: Correct

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So, I was wrong then :(

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one father and his two sons bring home 3 fishes, and the other father's sons didn't come, so he went to his home with only one fish?

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You're all too good at these.

Not always. I'm still royally stuck on the king. (No pun intended.)

Or is that on the other thread?

What is odd about this sentence?

"Was it a cat I saw"

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Originally Posted by adam_89

What is odd about this sentence?

"Was it a cat I saw"

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Ooh, ooh, ooh - I know! :)

You really know? You just don't want to give it away yet?

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You really know? You just don't want to give it away yet?

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I have no clue... Gosh I'm so dumb.

You aren't dumb, it is tricky. I would have not got it if I didn't see the answer immediately after reading it. Just look closely at it and every detail.

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You aren't dumb, it is tricky. I would have not got it if I didn't see the answer immediately after reading it. Just look closely at it and every detail.

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It's the same read backwards??

Very Good, aee how smart you are?

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Very Good, aee how smart you are?

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OK.. do another one:D

I got the cat one immediately.

Now when is someone going to tell me the answer to the king one that I can't get??

Sorry, this isn't the hardest one in the world. I'm picking these up from another forum and just plopping them in order I find them:

On your way to downtown you see a croud of men. You can see two walking in front of two, two walking between two and two walking behind two. How many men do you see?

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Sorry, this isn't the hardest one in the world. I'm picking these up from another forum and just plopping them in order I find them:

On your way to downtown you see a croud of men. You can see two walking in front of two, two walking between two and two walking behind two. How many men do ya see?

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My guess is 6.

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My guess is 6.

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Or it could be eight. :o Depends on what you mean by 2 walking between 2.

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Or it could be eight. :o Depends on what you mean by 2 walking between 2.

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Six:confused:

Four :D

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I got the cat one immediately.

Now when is someone going to tell me the answer to the king one that I can't get???

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Morgaine,

That one is from a different thread.

I'll post the answer there.

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Originally Posted by Hexxie

Four :D

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Where are the 2 walking between 2?


Haha, Kit and I prefer to see more than 4. I'm also assuming they are all quite good looking.

8:eek:

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Where are the 2 walking between 2?


Haha, Kit and I prefer to see more than 4. I'm also assuming they are all quite good looking.

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The two in front are walking a bit apart, just enough to see the two in back.

Oh, and they are all total babes with ripped bodies who are quite successful, believe in chivalry, and are not afraid to change a diaper.

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The two in front are walking a bit apart, just enough to see the two in back.

Oh, and they are all total babes with ripped bodies who are quite successful, believe in chivalry, and are not afraid to change a diaper.

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Oh, I see now, but is for a crowd? :D

Now we're talking!

Hexxie's got it. I'm sure that was too easy.

Ah, chivalry.

You're flying on a plane over the ocean. You throw out two bags at the same time. A 10kg bag of feathers and a 10kg bag of iron. Which bag will hit the ground first?

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You're flying on a plane over the ocean. You throw out two bags at the same time. A 10kg bag of feathers and a 10kg bag of iron. Which bag will hit the ground first?

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:eek: Niether... the bag of iron will hit the ocean first.

It was pretty funny that where I saw this posted everyone kept trying to analyze the weights of the things, and it took like 10 posts for someone to finally notice they were over the ocean. :-)

A farmer and his hired help were carrying grain to the barn. The farmer carried one sack of grain and the hired help carried two sacks. Who carried the heavier load and why?

(I really should be outside getting work done while it's still light instead of doing this.)

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It was pretty funny that where I saw this posted everyone kept trying to analyze the weights of the things, and it took like 10 posts for someone to finally notice they were over the ocean. :-)

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I can't believe I was right. Do another one :p

World calling Kitkat! I just did another one. ;)

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World calling Kitkat! I just did another one. ;)

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Okay the farmer was carring the hired hand and the grain?

No.

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No.

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There two hired helpers and the farmer so they all carried the same amount?. Kit

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A farmer and his hired help were carrying grain to the barn. The farmer carried one sack of grain and the hired help carried two sacks. Who carried the heavier load and why?

(I really should be outside getting work done while it's still light instead of doing this.)

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Nobody carried a heavier load. There were 3 people. 2 were helpers.

Yes, someone carried a heavier load.

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Yes, someone carried a heavier load.

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The farmer cause he owned the place:eek::confused:

The farmer carried the grain and the hired guy carried two empty sacks! YES

Congrats. :-)

You´ve got 2 glasses of wine. One with red wine, the other one with white wine.
Now you take a spoonful of the white and put it into the red glass, stir this, and then you take a spoonful from this stirred one and put it back into the white.
Is there more white wine in the red glass than red wine is in the white glass or is it the other way around, or is it equal?

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You´ve got 2 glasses of wine. One with red wine, the other one with white wine.
Now you take a spoonful of the white and put it into the red glass, stir this, and then you take a spoonful from this stirred one and put it back into the white.
Is there more white wine in the red glass than red wine is in the white glass or is it the other way around, or is it equal?

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Equal... call me Kit... if you want to.

Can you explain why?